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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1883
Page
7
Fragmented 19th century advertisement extols Ayers Cherry Pectoral as a proven remedy for throat and lung ailments. It cites long use over forty years, claims cures for chest cold, fits of coughing, and breathing troubles, and mentions testimonials from readers including Emma from New York.
A long tract debuts on liquor traffic with a fiery anti liquor tone. John B. Gough condemns tavern selling as a moral evil and urges abolition. The piece recounts anecdotes of drinkers and a call for moral suasion failing against the trade. It cites Connecticut examples and reluctance of merchants to back temperance.
The Chicago Daily News notes that the German vote and temperance vote were lost by those who scolded men of principle for not voting with a party that opposed their elements. It contrasts Republicans in Ohio who courted defeat with those in Iowa who did not.
Extract from an interview with the wife of Rev. P. Perry, pastor of a Cold Brook Baptist church, describing life, marriage, and illness. She recounts illness attributed to weak stomach and nerves, medical failure, and recovery after Parker’s Touie invigorant, noting renewed health and vitality.
A vintage advertisement extols Benson's Capoins Porous Plisters for rapid relief of pain. It claims superior action over other plasters, promising prompt warmth and healing through chemical agents, with a price of 25 cents and Johnson Chemists in New York as the seller.
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