Worm Syrup Promises Cure for Children’s Worms and Vital Health
An advertisement extols Hobensack's Worm Syrup as a scientifically based, vegetable remedy to expel worms and restore stomach strength. It warns worms cause many diseases, claims high efficacy after physician failure, and recommends balancing with Balmy Liver Pills for a complete treatment.
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Hobensack
St. Vitus
Wiese
Tudizenthont
C. Morse
Boorne
Fee
Cashier National Bank
Providence
W. Spencer, Esq
Cankier Lime Bock Bank
JB Richmond
Jones
Penvitence
Wir Vield
Cyrne ¥Iser
Mehp
Jamew Mwatchinson
Dee VS Bates
Dort Ben Colby
Broadway
Druggiats
A. £. Adams
Adana
Hobensack's Liver Pills Ad Long Nonsense Remedy
An iven fragment touts Hobensack's Liver Pills as a natural liver tonic. It claims the medicine clears bile, improves blood quality, and treats liver complaints jaundice and dyspepsia by combining roots and plants. It mentions an expactorant alterative tonic and cathartic acting on the bowels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Potent Pills Claimed For Female Health Noted By Vendor
An old advertisement touts pills as a valuable remedy for female irregularities and headaches with claims of cleansing blood and restoring function. It warns only genuine products signed by J. N. Uobenanch and lists various agents and wholesale dealers for distribution at 25 cents each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Uobenanch
Agensa
Eta Desiroga
Breaming
Aventis
A. O. Chyde Mirelitd
Bartle Creel
Gage & Hunhes Brij
Evne
L. Dafay Avion
Henderson & Niing Homer
Vyan
Dewers i Tedharies
Night of chaos and mob violence in Brattle Street era
Eyewitness sketch shows winter street chaos as crowds attack shops and homes. Locals strike, bake shops closed, police and guards deployed while public fear grows amid rumors of lynching and vigilante justice.
Treating a Case Actively in an 1890s Disease Case
A gentleman of respectability is found unconscious after drinking too much and a string of doctors debate bleeding, blistering, and shaving the head to treat a supposed apoplexy. The patient regains consciousness with a shock, learns he faced danger from alcohol, and vows abstinence.
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Calvin Budden
Asaured Matthey
Patroneas Ia
Ludden
Dortor
Ena
Brorree Wirresoi
Otto DE Buttt
Tha Bustan Hin
Daetor
Longs
Mercy
Sarah
Mia
Leon
Borphia
Brush Fence And Fences In A Relic Of Antiquity
A rustic narrator describes building a brush fence from fulling trees to guard oats from cattle and cherry trees to deter them. The fence grows daily, yet cattle nibble the fruit and leaves, prompting further adjustments. The account blends humor with rural life and a rustic view of practical fence making.
Bewitched Clock in Deacon Barberry’s Kitchen
In Appletown, Joe Mayweed secretly enters Deacon Barberry’s kitchen at night, preparations for a kiss interrupted by a bewitched clock. The clock screams five, the deacon fears witchcraft, and the clock-case traps him and Sally until Joe escapes. The town debates the tale while Joe resumes courting Sally and repairs the clock.
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Cephas
Batherey
Bhafiy
Joe Mayweed
Sally
Joe
Baily
Mia
Eaid
New-England
Beafer
Selly
Mayweed
Appletown
Deacon Barberry
Jon Maynard
Tiscredit
Jos
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Onsarar
Ofpolith Palmer's
Marshall, Mich
Aeingsbury
Uregun
AL Kingsbury
Bloswet
Ahtaa
diBeres
C.F. Dibble
C. Goubtoce, Jr
Seana
Obrozn
Aod
Lowell
Valoric
Acoot
Doctor-Noter
Maida
Street
Femple Place
Garda
Elect Gale
Jonn Jones, M. Dy
Alond
Hughes
Mt. Louis
Tory
Bontien
Erite Tyne
HGF
Mustang Linimout
Steelout Medicine
Pttaburgh
Live Express Co
New York City
Thele Boraca
Heprosa
Adams & Co
Charen
Thes
Boralve
Bruives
Rey
Poreinart
Adama & Co
Exprena
Wwe
J. J. Mur
Witer
American Exprean Co
Warnden
Wullen
Virgil & Co
Wall Street
Fatells
FARGO
Pilveipat
New York
Livula
Soren
Weiser
Hyilings
Esa
G-Nhage & CO
Moadway
State of Michigan
Nortull
Theatural
New Yorker
Joan Liszsenp
Steulen County, Noy
Cansieg
Coldwater Stags
Mershall
Bewitched
Sistea
Halifay
Gelway
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