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Newspaper

Mesa Free Press

Location

Mesa, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1899

Page

3

Woman Credits Vegetable Compound with Her Recovery

A testimonial recalls years of womb trouble and nerve distress eased after using Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter notes prior doctors gave little help, then a positive turn after the first dose. It ends by urging other suffering women to write to Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts. Also included are anecdotes about Robert Ainsworth and Carlyle destroying works and the value of perseverance.

Pinkham Inkham Ana Lynn Mass Robert Ainsworth Ainsworth Carlyle Frederick the Great London Sydreles Heimstadter Ikey Kipling Cincinnati Enquirer Insomopia Drimmer Clifton Boston Cincinnati Pillsbury Leslie’s Marie Ethel Corntossel Allers Chicago Post Western Medical Review My Country New York Weekly Bobby Mr. Muchblest Muehblest Easte End Chicago Bluster Detroit Free Press Howley Charlie Harlem Old Fogle Mary and Martha Streets Fogle Transcript

Halts Catarrh with Internal Cure Claims

Local applications cannot reach the disease. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts on blood and mucous surfaces. It is not a quack medicine and was prescribed by leading physicians. The remedy combines tonics and blood purifiers and is sold by druggists for 75 cents.

Hall Mall F. J. Cheney & CO Propss Toledo

Great Noses in History Stirs Debate in Post Dispatch

The St Louis Post-Dispatch piece recalls Cyrano de Bergerac and other figures famed for large noses noting poets and statesmen linked by this feature. It warns against assuming causation that great noses make great men while highlighting anecdotes about Cleopatra Antony Napoleon Caesar Benton and others.

Cyrano de" Bergerac Cleopatra Antony Napoleon Caesar Benton St Louis Post-Dispatch

Quotations and anecdotes from a late 19th century humor page

A collage of joke lines and witty exchanges: remarks on insomnia and illness, teases about Kipling, a bed room scare, playful barbs about horse racing and laws, seasickness on ship, manners of millionaires, tunnels, kissing, judges, ministers, and a polishing anecdote.

Railroad Across the English Channel Proposal Sparks Debate

The English Parliament weighs a plan to connect Britain and France by rail. Engineers claim a submerged bed with wheeled trestles could keep the tracks above water. The idea, though bold, is paralleled by famed remedies like Hostetter's Stomach Bitters in treating dyspepsia and indigestion.

France English Channel Hostetter

Freddie’s Papa and the donut hole quip from Chicago News

Freddie muses on the hole in the doughnut and plans to give it to his little sister to pay for bites she takes. The exchange, attributed to Freddie, appears in a Chicago News brief.

Freddie Chicago News

Waiting to Take Hold in Pain Relief Pitch

A promotional voice touts St. Jacobs Oil as the remedy to misery and pain, claiming it will subdue aches and set you right. The copy leans on misery and cure to urge readers to try the product.

St. Jacobs Oil

Getting Matters Adjusted and Other Humorous Snippets

A collection of light verse and anecdotes from the Chicago Record mentioning a neighbor with a bat, a cook receiving a tool, a Lenore youth going to war, a sickened beef remedy, and a kind old woman asking about good behavior with candy rewards.

Chicago Tere Lenore Jesse Moore

Allen's Foot-Ease powder advertised as foot cure

A promotional notice claims Allen's Foot-Ease can cure painful feet and bunions, soothe tight shoes, and relieve chiblains and sweating. It cites over 10,000 testimonials and offers trial by mail for 25 cents, with dealers in druggists and shoe stores.

Allen Olmsted le Roy N.Y

Highland Regiment Surprise Devils in Petticoats

Report quotes Russian observers upon first encounter with highland regiments who allegedly proclaimed they faced foes not men but devils in skirts. The remark reflects dramatic morale and fierceness attributed to the troops in battle.

Safe laxatives and curious old ads headline mix

A garbled mix of historical ads and brief notes mentions Cascarets Candy Cathartic as a laxative, teases about a Chicago social line, and references remedies for colds and teething. It also reports on coinage color changes, hotel rates in San Francisco, and early tanning with electricity, ending with a Philadelphia Record note on faster tanning times.

Exclusive Men’s Specialists Promoting Foote Remedies

An advertisement for Dr. Foote of Chicago claims exclusive treatment for men’s health issues. It promises confidential, nationwide remedies for genito urinary and nervous conditions, cures for syphilis, and vigor tonics with pricing for trial and six bottle offers.

United States Foote Chicago New York

Two Experts Guard Hidden Coin Piling Secret

In Philadelphia James Toughill heads the piling of 1000 silver dollars per bag as high as the vault allows. An unnamed western partner shares the secret to building a solid money wall, danger and all for those attempting the craft.

Philadelphia James Toughill Toughill West Philadelphia Record

Modern railway accounting and social language shifts

The article notes railway motive power departments keep double entry records for locomotives and cars to reveal maintenance costs and miles traveled. It cites Pullman earnings tracking and contrasts formal address with new modern business communication as seen in a New York Sun excerpt.

Motive Power Department Pullman Company Chicago New York Sun

Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted To Purify Blood

A 19th century advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a cure for scrofula and blood impurities in children and adults. It recounts personal testimonials from Mrs. J. T. Williams of Carbondale Pennsylvania and Mrs. S. B. Worrey of Farmington Delaware claiming relief from chronic sores, bilious conditions, and prolonged illness after using the remedy.

Hood J. T. Williams Carbondale

How Armies Degrade Traitors With Public Ceremony

A Pearson's Weekly passage describes degrading a proved traitor by stripping the uniform of buttons and stripes, breaking the sword, and presenting the verdict aloud before drums mute the scene. The condemned officer is then marched away in a last-worn uniform before a long prison term.

Pearson’s Weekly

An Excellent Combination Syrup of Frias Advertisement

An advertisement promotes the California Syrup Co. laxative product as a pleasant liquid extract. It emphasizes mild cleansing, relief from constipation, and effects on kidneys, liver, and bowels. It notes the use of figs for taste and senna as a key medicinal component. The ad urges remembering the company name on every package to avoid imitations.

California Fie Syrup Co

Alphabet of great men list spans ages and nations

The London Globe notes a quiz ranking historical figures by names starting with A to Z. It lists Aristotle Baca Confucius Darwin Ezra Franklin Goethe Homer Isaiah Justinian Kant Luther Mohammed Newton Ossian Plato Quintillian Rousseau Shakespeare Tasso Ubland Virgil Washington Xavier Young Zoroaster and comments on cross-cultural selection and influence.

Aristotle Baca Confucius Darwin Ezra Franklin Goethe Homer Isaiah Justinian Kant Luther Mohammed Newton Ossian Plato Quintillian Rousseau Shakespeare Tasso Ubland

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