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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1907
Page
6
A vintage medical testimonial ad touts Zoa-Phora as a universal remedy for female weakness, claiming it cures irregularities, relieves back and headaches, and guides women through motherhood and beyond. Letters from Miss Lillian Brett and Mrs. Dena Lincoln praise its effects and urge others to try it.
Miss Finrabel Blessing of Kokomo Indiana reports severe female illness relieved by Zoa-Phora after starting with small doses and progressing to a tablespoonful. She credits the medicine with curing her headaches neu ralgia nervousness and stomach weakness and invites others to learn from her results.
A 19th century style appeal urges mothers to oversee girls health training and use Zoa-Phora to support the nervous system during critical growth periods. The text recalls a book titled Dr Pengelleys Advice to Women and laments mothers not teaching daughters sooner.
Zoa Phora promises lasting nerve-building relief benefiting young women. Thousands of mothers praise the remedy as beneficial for life, with Annie May Martin of Crown City Ohio reporting strong results and continued improvement after partial use.
Mary Loney of China Grove Mississippi writes on March 15 1906 that Zoa-Phora cured her cough and restored her health after nervousness backache and kidney trouble. She credits two bottles with making her feel like a new woman and plans to continue use and recommend it to friends.
A letter extols Zoa-Phora as a cure for women, claiming the writer feels better after four years and survived severe suffering. The author invites others to write for verification and allows use of their name to promote the medicine.
The letter excerpt praises a nervous-system targeted remedy Zoa-Phora for female troubles. An 1905 Virginia student and a Grand Valley, Pennsylvania woman report relief from long-standing sickness after using the product, claiming improved health, energy, and disappearance of weakness.
The company states every testimonial printed is absolutely genuine and attributed only with authorization from the letter’s author. It emphasizes they do not publish letters from women without proper authority.
A vintage advertisement touts Zon-Phora as safe for women with medical authorities cited. Dr Pengelly’s experience and endorsements from physicians are highlighted, claiming no narcotics or habit forming drugs, alcohol removed, and ready availability from druggists with instructions and a booklet included.
In a missive from Nora Palmer of Lingonier Indiana she states she has taken Zoa-Phora for her condition. The brief communication adds no further medical details or outcomes.
Readers report relief from headaches and other female ailments after using Zoa Phora. Mrs Annie Long of Montpelier Indiana says two bottles made her feel like a different person. Mrs Albert Muskridge of Munice Indiana notes good results and urges others to write for details. Mrs Jake Hoffmen of Saginaw Michigan calls it unmatched for helping restore vitality.
A consumer testimonial claims Zoa-Phora cures irregularities and restores regularity, noting personal relief and intent to recommend to friends.
Mrs Laura J Jones of Monongahela PA reports that doctors said she had consumption and she was very run down. After taking Zoa-Phora she recovered noticeably and now appears healthy. She plans to praise and recommend the medicine.
Testimonials flood in from Michigan and other states praising Zoa-Phora for twenty years of aiding women with irregularities and female complaints. Letters claim relief from pain and weakness, improved complexion, and renewed life, urging others to try the medicine despite ongoing doubts about non violent ailments. Mrs. W Graham of Cadillac and Mrs. P O Daggett of Adrian attest to dramatic personal improvements and endorse sharing the remedy widely.
A testimonial extols Zoa hora as universally beneficial for women. The speaker asserts personal use and gifts shared with daughters, claiming 100% results and urging every woman to take it unless unwell. The note frames the product as essential for weak and suffering women.
Epidemic style medical ad claims Zoa-Phora cures chronic female weakness permanently by treating the disease at its seat. Encourages readers to mail symptoms to Kalamazoo for advice and recounts testimonials from Mary M. Clingermin Emma Davis and others praising restored health after use.
A letter from Mrs. Frank Gulick of Jackson Michigan lauds Zea-Phora for curing irregularities piles and liver kidney and bladder troubles. She notes timely delivery and recommends continued use for childbirth ease, illustrating the medicine’s impact on thousands of women.
Mrs Mary Kister of Oakglen TU says February and March use of Zoa-Phora relieved long standing irregularities and pains. She feels strong and healthy now and would recommend the medicine to others and answer inquiries.
Mrs Martin Pitsch of North Dorr Michigan writes of Zoa Phora praising its health benefits. She reports improved general health during winter and a smooth confinement after her child was born. She also mentions relief from prior female weakness and plans to recommend the remedy.
Lowell Michigan resident Mrs. Della Aldrich reports relief after using Zoa-Phora per directions. She credits the remedy with eliminating pain and restoring her ability to work, and offers to answer inquiries. She states Zoa-Phora is Emily Women's Friend.
A call to young men to abandon sin and crime and pursue self culture through hard work. The speaker likens effort to building houses and ships, urging devotion, discipline, and the wise use of leisure. Emphasizes personal responsibility, moral uplift, and the rewards of diligent, constructive labor.
An old column offers home care advice: avoid soda on china with patterns to prevent gilding loss, use soap for washing hands gentle cleaning, and in cold weather soda harms skin. It also gives lace curtain care steps from soaking overnight to drying on a lawn with toothpicks, plus a note on cremes and coffee rinse for color.
A guide explains that oil paintings darkened by dust can be cleaned by rubbing the surface with a flattened raw potato. As the potato discolors, remove thin slices and continue until the whole painting is cleansed, then wipe with a soft cloth. The paints will remain undamaged.
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