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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1892
Page
7
A fragmentary newspaper item mentions a drummer arrest and a bizarre sales pitch for Hall's Catarrh Cure by J Louis agency at 10 North Fourth Street. It cites medical claims and a moral about seeing both sides of a subject, with faded prose and scattered quotes.
The advertisement touts Syrup of Figs as pleasant in taste and effective for kidney aid, fevers, and habitual constipation. It claims originality as the sole remedy ever produced, available in 50c and $1 bottles through leading druggists, with assurances of substitutes being unacceptable. California Fig Syrup Co lists San Francisco, Cal, Bulile, Ky, New York addresses.
Mrs Mary A Stacey of Trumbull Connecticut reports that her niece Emeline Hawley suffered spitting blood fear of consumption. After trying many medicines she used German Syrup and claims it stopped the blood, restored strength and appetite, with Emeline praising it herself.
Rev Dr Talmage sails from New York on a preaching tour to Europe and beyond. He dictats a farewell sermon from II Timothy 4 6 tracing Pauls prison voyage and martyrdom from the Mamertine dungeon to Acqui Salvia, then faiths triumph in heaven. The piece blends biblical meditation with travel notes and promotional blurbs for health products and local trains.
A fragmented historical note recalls a magnicent state carriage during Washington's presidency and a moment beneath a cherry tree. It touches on satisfaction, life, and a terse musing about times past in terse prose.
Nature should be assigned to throw off infirmities of the blood. Bwift's remedy quickly and safely restores health after years of mala rial and loss of appetite. A. Rice of Ottawa Kansas testifies to renewed vigor after mercurial failures and potash. Free book on Blood and Skin Diseases from Swirr Specific Co. Atlanta Georgia.
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