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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1907
Page
5
The letter from Geo H Parris of Cedar Grove Maine praises Electric Bitters after prolonged liver and kidney troubles. He states one bottle helped and three cured him, endorsing the medicine as a reliable stomach liver and kidney remedy sold by Sexton Bros. druggist for 50 cents.
In a casual moment at Littlefeld Springs, Henry Ward Beecher meets a child who confidently identifies him as the husband of the author of a famous work. The exchange shows Beecher’s ease with children and his interest in their names.
Free mail order trial of Dr Shoop's headache tablets promises pain relief by reducing blood pressure. Advertises sending a trial package from Racine Wisconsin and lists Sexton Bros as a selling point.
A medical advertisement promises safe rapid and permanent cures for varicocele and related conditions. It targets men dissatisfied with prior treatments and offers free initial counsel with fees only for results. The ad touts remote treatment by correspondence and urges readers to request details and pamphlets.
An 19th century piece urges self care for common ailments and lists Chamberlain remedies priced at 1.25 for five bottles. It promotes prompt treatment and at bedside medicine kits for colic diarrhea cough pain and skin disease. A random theatre anecdote follows detailing a flirtatious encounter with a famed actor after a performance.
A couple in Paris deal with an insult at a cafe when a man taunts the wife Julie. The husband pursues the culprit, only to discover a mix up about engraved cards meant as payment. The dueling threat dissolves into humor when the cards prove to be a bill and apology rather than a challenge.
Testimonial ad extols Doana's and Dean’s Kidney Pills with claims of long lasting cure. Frederick Stickling of Milwaukee recounts relief from back and kidney pain after using the remedy since 1896. The ad promotes Dr Shoop's Restorative with free samples and a book, urging readers to write for materials.
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