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Newspaper

Jackson Argus

Location

Jackson, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1898

Page

7

Dr Miles Restorative Nervine Endorsed by Grand Junction Woman

Mrs Henry Bruns of Grand Junction Iowa credits Dr Miles Restorative Nervine with curing years of sleeplessness nervousness and headaches after trying many remedies. She praises the treatment and notes the company offers a money back guarantee with the first bottle if no benefit. The advertisement promises free book on heart diseases and ships orders from Elkhart Indiana.

Iles Miles Henry Bruns Acksmith Grand Junction Iowa Riaus Jes Hall Herstimonial

Unwritten Nobility and Royal Lineages in New York Society

A Boston Journal correspondent notes an American elite claiming hereditary titles from European monarchs. Members such as James Gordon Bennett and George McLean style themselves as princes and counts, while others like Marmaduke Richardson, Charles Heidsleck, Thulstrup, and Connelly use noble titles in society circles. The piece also recounts a Klondike tramway pitch and a medical cure anecdote, finishing with a fashion aside from the Indianapolis Journal.

United States James Gordon Bennett the Herald Mr. Bennett Marmaduke Richardon Prince Bennett Duke Richardson George McLean Broadway New York Earl of Iona McLean Louis IX France St. Louis Lord of Rhine Thulstrup Comte de Thulstrup Connelly Lord Connelly

Browns Iron Bitters touted for dyspepsia cure

An advertising claim extols Browns Iron Bitters as a universal remedy for dyspepsia and stomach, blood, and nerve diseases. It asserts no two cases are alike and promises cure, noting the product is sold by all dealers.

Castoria Advertisement Echoes Through Generations

An old medicinal jingle celebrates Castoria as a cure for infant illness child crying and maternal care. The repeated lines trace a mother’s trust as the product accompanies maternity from babyhood to grandchildren.

Home Remedy Mix Up Puts Mrs Fadwell in Trouble

A humorous note describes Mrs Fadwell turning medicine bottles around in a home treatment box. She cannot tell if she gave little Johnnie No 6 or No 9, creating a dangerous mix up and worry for her family.

Local Elder Praises Kidney Cure Sender in Letter

Late Presiding Elder of M E Church Sharon Pennsylvania writes Dr Fenner recounting 25 years of kidney difficulty. He states that about 16 years ago he used 3 bottles of Kidney and Backache Cure and was entirely cured.

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Dr. Miles Boston Journal Calvin Ward L. Smith Frederickstown Europe America Laura Indianapolis Journal Castoria Southern Railway Jeeeipe of Dr Samuelph Cher A.J. Merchant J. W. Crum Bulls DR. Bull Chow Lange Mall A.c.meyer & Co Balto J. W. Benson & CO Spencer Levy Thomas
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