10 Jul 1880
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1880
Page
1
A speaker recounts personal hemorrhage of the lungs and near death, alleging salvation after using a mysterious syrup. He cites two parishioners who recovered, one once dying from bleeding and now serving country, the other once near death now relieved. He admits skepticism before witnesses endorsed the remedy.
A patient extols Pulmonic Syrup as a miracle cure for consumption though initial health masked the disease. After six bottles and a country sojourn the speaker relapses, bleeds again, then resumes the remedy and improves. Remaining weak with wind and chest discomfort, the symptoms gradually recede as recovery nears.
A Boston letter dated February 1880 recounts Henry Morgan of Shawmut Avenue praising Dr Schenck’s medicines for lung disease and general health. Morgan notes relief from mandrake pills and seaweed tonic, plans to preach again, and recommends the tonics to others. He cites friends and parishioners improved by the remedies and says the medicines cured him without relapse.
The Daily Journal lists a vast array of titles and authors in a literature feature. It also reports on agricultural yields from several counties and notes a meeting of the Home for Disabled Soldiers board with officer elections. The piece blends bookish notices with crop data and a scientific aside on metric weights.
A New Fork Independent style advertisement touts Prof. Guilmette's French Liver Pad as a quick permanent cure for dumb ague bilious fever jaundice dyspepsia and liver blood and stomach diseases. It urges readers to ask their druggist and to order by mail if unavailable with Barber Bros as agents.
Fragmentary notes show a local meet or contest in Rye featuring best and second best results. Mentions of Parry and Corn mba suggest participants or teams with limited legible context.
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