Ayer's Cherry Pectoral Promotes Cough Health
A vintage ad urges readers to avoid the gambling risk of coughing and to use Ayer's Cherry Pectoral to stop the cough. It frames coughing as a perilous bet that can ruin health and lungs.
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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1900
Page
3
A vintage ad urges readers to avoid the gambling risk of coughing and to use Ayer's Cherry Pectoral to stop the cough. It frames coughing as a perilous bet that can ruin health and lungs.
An advertisement promotes Ayer’s Chey Pestonian in 25 cent, 2 ounce, and Frie dollly size options. It claims the 25 cent size suits an ordinary cold, the 2 ounce size is better for it, and the Frie dollly size is best for croup whooping cough asthma and long-standing cases, highlighting economy.
In Philadelphia Record style a Waterman’s Daughter named Mauro receives a Christmas gift from Queen Victoria after finding a handkerchief near the queen’s entrance to a yacht. The note with the handkerchief explains the circumstances and mentions a £2 payment from Bir Fleetwood Edywardy. The piece notes local promotions and oddities amid fragmented lines.
In a moonlit garden Kit and Monica’s circle scheme to win lovers. Desmond pursues Kit’s favor while Monten confronts obstacles to marrying Monica. Aunt Priscilla’s resistance and Kit’s scheming drive the romantic tension through late night conversations and plotting.
The Roberts investigation reports favor expelling Brigham I. Roberts from the House citing polygamy and disqualification. The majority backs removal and cites Edmunds and constitutional grounds, while a minority argues for sealing and expulsion based on legal election.
William T Hawking of Gatesville cites a January 10 Washington letter from Bailey defending his stance on Bryan and party platform. Bailey says he did not sign the 1896 congress nomination and details his reasons while noting continued loyalty to Bryan. The note also reports the House elections committee recommending Aldrich beat Robbins for Alabama's Fourth district seat.
John Albert, famed violin maker who popularized American woods over European timber, died at 10 on New Year’s Day at his home 14 South Ninth Street Philadelphia. He began work in 1904 at Third and Green streets shaping violins later praised by artists such as Ole Bull Patti Nicolini Wilhelmj Remenyi.
A Chicago correspondent notes charity and public benefit gifts reach a record total of 79,749,955 with education, churches, libraries, museums, and cities receiving major shares. Educational institutions lead with 55,851,817 while charities, churches, and galleries also show substantial sums.
The ad extols Ely Brothers Ely's Cream Balm as fast acting for nasal catarrh and hay fever. It claims immediate inflammation relief and calls the product a cure when used in the nostrils. The text also notes warnings against drying substances and mentions the price and supplier at 66 Warren St. New York. It also references Maine congressmen Damon and Tything and Puccini's daily routine.
The article profiles Belva A. Lockwood, noted lawyer and former presidential candidate, praising Peruna Medicine Co. for her and her mother’s use of Peruna for colds catarrh hay fever and general debility. It warns women about pelvic organ catarrh and claims widespread female susceptibility. The piece promotes Health and Beauty as free to women and cites Columbus Ohio based Peruna Co.
The New York Tribune reports a senator blamed an accelerated heart for misdated letters and rapid signings. A stenographer misheard and readers debated whether the pulse described a heart condition or census implications.
A fragmented Paris exposition note describes nite care and logs shipped by the state of Madama for use in a Vox wurls display ride by the Southern railway. An officer faces a question about charges while a magistrate responds in a terse exchange.
Lord Fredegit, survivor of the Buinklayn charge, reports that his stable of eighteen horses has been requisitioned by the Transvaal government. The note highlights a curiously indignified seized property incident amid regional tensions.
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