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Newspaper

Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1895

Page

6

Sciatic and Its Case of Dr Huger

The Burlington Gazette recounts Mr. Tabor’s near fatal sciatic rheumatism and recovery after eight boxes of Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People, attributing his renewed health to the remedy. It also narrates a separate troubling tale involving Dr Louis Huger, a physician linked to a mysterious death, and an undercover murder investigation ending with Huger’s suicide in his cell.

The Gazette Burlington Iowa Tabor Commercial Fring Company Basset Street Mr. Tabor Dr. Williams Mr. Henry

Reward offer for catarrh cure misleads public health claims

An advertisement promises one hundred dollars for an uncured catarrh case by Hall's Catarrh Cure and cites endorsements from Toledo wholesalers Walding Kinnan Marvin. It claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces with testimonials and nationwide drugstore sales. A New York Grand Jury reports Ludlow Street Jail was found unsafe by Tweed twenty years ago.

Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo F. J. Cheney Walding, Kinnan & Marvin Ohio New York Ludlow Street Tweed

Syrup of Figs Described as Best Family Remedy

The Detroit Tribune notes that Syrup of Figs offers pleasant flavor and gentle action, delivering soothing laxative effects for costive or bilious parents and children, and says every family should have a bottle on hand despite a playful aside about the Bacilins.

De Kalb Fence Co doubles capacity to forty miles daily

The De Kalb Fence Company of De Kalb Illinois reports doubling its wire fence output from twenty to forty miles per day in 1894 to meet strong demand. They offer the largest and most complete line of smooth wire fencing and invite readers to request their detailed catalogue.

de Kalb Fence Co de Kalb Ill Cannoa

Doctor in a Gas Death Mystery

A narrator recalls investigating a series of deaths including a man Hodgson, his widow, and an apparent murder plot. The doctor Huger becomes central as the story hints at possible intent to murder for fortune. An autopsy leaves mystery and suspicion, with a tense confrontation over a peculiar air pump instrumental to the case.

Arthur Hodgson Louis Huger Hodgson Europe Con Paulton Paris Perriot Dr. Huger New York Huger

Noted Old Women From Ancient Lore and Rousing Ages

A survey of remarkable elderly women in history cites Countess of Desmond who lived to 145 and traveled to London at 140, Marie Prion who died at 158 in 1838, and cases of rejuvenation such as Marquise de Mira beau and Marguerite Verdur who regressed aging signs before dying.

Tissot Countess of Desmond James I Bristol London Lady Desmond Marie Prion St. Colombe Marquise de Mirabeau Marguerite Verdur

Smiles Between Sermons and Quick Wit Exchanges

A collage of humorous exchanges from multiple papers. Jokes touch on romance and social faux pas as dialogs unfold between a couple, editors, a rejected contributor, a thief, and a magistrate. The snippets showcase wordplay and light satire across Detroit Free Press Brooklyn Life Tid-Bits Indianapolis Journal Chicago Tribune Texas Siftings and New York Weekly.

Detroit Free Press Brooklyn Higbee Indianapolis Journal Chicago Tribune Police Justice Texas Siftings New York Weekly

False Witnesses and Patent Remedies Reel In Readers

A ragbag of notes warns against impostors selling fake stomach bitters and touts genuine Stomach Bitters for malaria indigestion and rheumatism. It cites population stats for Providence and counts of Germans in Paris while offering farm for sale in Colorado and school spending in New York. Also prompts use of Hanson’s Magic Corn Salve and Maa Wrestow’s Soothing Syrup for teething infants.

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Sciatic Bacilins Detroit Tribune H. C. Armstrong Chippewa Falls Wis Turkey Piso Mia, E Mouton, Needham Manas Oct 22 Coes Cough Dalsam Piessai Ss Nes Ie Providence R. J Luis Valley Colorado F. P. Baker Topeka Kas N. R. Baker Alameca Public Schools of Board of Education Berlin Maine Eline Kine Archi Hood Coas. L Cockelreas Irving Illinois Hood’s Pills Sons Nature’s Nature McElree Cardus Aermotor CO Jess Rockwell and Fillmore Streets Chicago Igitier Wenseleuee Mfy W.N.U. Bt Whee Qeswering
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