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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1892
Page
15
An 19th century style testimonial praising Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a remedy for feeble and debilitated women. It claims to cure “female diseases” and restore health through an invigorating tonic with nervine properties, promising a satisfaction guarantee or refund.
A Washington correspondent surveys aging lawmakers in the Capitol. Portraits of Senators Morrill Evarts Gray and Barbour highlight endurance, intellect, and quirks as they navigate public service in later years.
A reflective critique notes how eminent thinkers and lawmakers like Senators Turpie and Voorhees exhibit frail bodies while their intellectual faculties remain strong. It argues the body’s decline often precedes the mind’s, contrasting physical deterioration with sustained cognitive prowess in old age.
A fragmented dispatch notes Senator Gorman’s expressive, shifting face and Speaker Reed’s irritation at a ceiling water illusion. It cites threats against Dr. Parkhurst over crime reform and mentions Bourgeois's widow disclosing a modest fortune. The item mixes satire, political figures, and sensational notes from New York and Peoria press.
A letter from B A Gunn of New York defends Warner’s Safe Cure, praising its success for gravel and Bright’s disease and arguing against blanket condemnation of proprietary medicines. He cites Dr J G Holland’s views and urges publication to inform the public.
A historic note describes a seven foot luminous tree or shrub north of Tuscarora whose sap lights the night. It condemns disease and promotes Hosletted's Stomsohi Bitters as a curative for malaria and various ailments. The text also mentions the Grapple Plant of Kalahari and a peculiar 19th century printer’s ad puzzle about a two word identical display ad.
An old newspaper snippet touts liquid larative syrup with figs to cleanse kidneys and bowels, claim pleasant taste and quick action. Also promotes Dr. Cahoun & Co Philadelphia patent items, electric soap wraps, novels, and a tonic promising headache relief in fifteen minutes.
A promotional note asserts August Flower is a specialized remedy for dyspepsia and stomach issues. It claims universal availability, large manufacturing capacity, and wide sales, emphasizing that the product cures dyspepsia and does it effectively.
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