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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1895
Page
7
Spring Medicine rhetoric extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as superior for blood purification and nervous strength. A testimonial from Mrs. S. Asnwornrn of Eaton, Ohio praises renewed health after two bottles, urging nervous, run-down individuals and nursing mothers to use the remedy.
A collage of antiquated anecdotes and notices features Tit for Tar by Henry Mackenzie a Scots lawyer. Tales include a grouse trip in the Highlands a quip about ratsbane and lawyers and a curious hair counts measure. Also recounted are old Newbury strikes a cheese quarrel over ironwork and a judge’s quip about Wendell Phillips funeral and Hall’s Catarrh Cure.
An old advertisement touts Dr. R. V. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription for women’s ailments through stages of life. It claims to cure chronic inflammation of the uterine lining, nervous debility, sleeplessness, and other disorders from female-system derangements, praising thirty years of use and endorsements from Mrs. Jennie Williams of Mohawk, Lane County.
An advertisement extols Syrup of Figs as a pure liquid laxative with health benefits. It touts wide user satisfaction and medical approval, claiming it cleanses the system and aids kidneys, liver, and bowels without weakening them. It notes packaging in 60¢ and $1 bottles and warns to avoid substitutes.
The piece outlines iceberg form and scale from Greenland to northern seas. It notes bergs are mostly under water with about one seventh visible, varying in height up to 1650 to 200 feet and rarely 300 feet, and contrasts northern and southern ice with purity and stratification differences.
An old soldier from Wadstock, Levi McInturff, who served in the Mexican and Civil Wars, recovered after four years of infirmity following a grip. He credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with restoring strength, enabling him to walk across mountains and perform chores. The pills, sold nationwide by the Dr Williams Medicine Company, are advertised as a safe remedy for weakness and nerves.
A fragment discusses indigestion remedies and a laxative product while noting the Chicago ticket office move of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway to Marquette Building at Adams and Dearborn. The office number is 95 Adams Street. Confirmed travel connections and local business notices appear in the text.
Chicago the World's Portopolis shows a 5,000,000 hog year with 1,100,000 more than last year and a pork value of 58,000,000. The Amerigan Cultivator notes a 720,000,000 pound product including 130,000,000 hams 96,000,000 shoulders and 112,000,000 yard and 20,000 workers at packing houses plus machines.
Mount Kineo rising seven hundred feet above Moosehead Lake is pure hornstone, the largest hornstone mass known. No true Flint in the United States, yet hornstone resembles it so closely experts must tell the difference. The rock supplied arrowheads across Indiana and far beyond. An Indian tradition says the mountain is the body of a slain monster moose.
Royal intrigue centers on an American hairdresser who gilded access to Empress and court at Potsdam. He now keeps to the palace serving tenants of the Empress while his trade falters from royal demand. Also noted are rail class systems and a No-to-bac testimonial from Frank Winters of Sterling Remedy Co. The piece ends with a note on the eustachian tube and hearing.
A Tucson area camp sixty miles north of town called Bach elor's Rest houses about 800 people. One hundred or more men seek wives via a Tucson paper, requiring good character and household duties. The richest offers a dowry of 10 000.
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