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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1905
Page
6
An Out-Spoken Letter To The Public explains that honesty strengthens reputation and invites customers to see every ingredient in Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription. The author pledges transparency on bottle wrappers, asserting the contents are approved by eminent medical authorities and endorsed by leaders in the profession.
Endorsed by leading medical writers advocates full disclosure of medicine ingredients. The article argues for transparency and knowing each component, citing Dr. Pierce’s Buffalo laboratory and glycerine extracts as alcohol alternatives. It notes criticism of patent medicines and asserts glyceric extracts will replace alcohol in future Remedies.
An advertisement touts Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription. It cites ingredients such as Golden Seal and Lady’s Slipper root and claims decades of professional endorsement. The piece notes price rises for ingredients and invites readers to request a testimonial book from Buffalo, New York.
The advertisement declares that the firm does not provide free, giveaway, or trial bottles for experimental work. It states that their medicines have established value, are available at medicine stores at reasonable prices, and are of known composition with proven curative potency. It cautions against experimenting with common ailments and promotes remedies like Weatp's Dysrnt RY Mantear.
Medical authorities praise the ingredients of Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription. Dr Ragrumye extols Hydrastis and Collinsonia as stomachic tonics and remedies for catarrh, dyspepsia, malarial and uterine conditions, with broad claims of benefit for Bright’s disease, paralysis, bronchial issues, and various ulcers. Rupert Bartholow and Prof Krivo also endorse Wild Cherrybark and Queen’s Root for coughs, bronchitis, and blood-building, highlighting the line’s emphasis on alteratives, tonics, and stomach and digestive remedies.
Claims from medical authorities across schools praising ingredients like Hydrastis Caulophyllum and Black Cohosh as tonics and uterine stimulants. Note includes historic quotes on use in dyspepsia female ailments and menstrual disorders, with warnings about overstatement and varied efficacy.
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