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Newspaper
Mesa Free Press
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1899
Page
3
A reader from Holly, West Virginia, recounts four years of womb trouble and nervous decline. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Sanative Wash and Liver Pills she reports full recovery, weight gain from 108 to 131 pounds, and renewed energy for daily tasks.
A May 1892 London Gaiety incident erupts when a blue capped policeman halts a comic onstage and drags him off amid a hostile reception. The reveal shows the captive to be part of the Cosme trio, provoking laughter and astonishment among the audience.
Paragraphs praise Hood's Sarsaparilla as improving health and curing ailments. Testimonials cite a son cured of scrofula and erysipelas after sixteen months with doctors, a mother’s weight gain and energy after taking the tonic, and a Paterson family member noting eczema improvements.
The article asserts the new U S naval station at San Juan Porto Rico will be crucial as the key to national security when the Nicaragua canal is built. It compares the station to Hostetter's Stomach Bitters guarding digestive health against indigestion biliousness and constipation.
A Brooklyn Life blurb quotes a poor man pleading for bread while a rich man says others should be thankful. The piece shifts to a quip about bonbons and ends with a cautionary line about nerves and a noted adage from the Washington Star.
An assortment of 18th and early 20th century advertising lines describes Cascarets candy cathartic for digestion liver and bowels with druggists prices. earliest pianoforte mention in a 1767 playbill. Jesse Moore Whiskey touted as essential. a humorous misquote about a performer winding down a show with a promise to repeat tomorrow.
Seasonal foot discomfort prompts praise for Allen's Foot-Ease. Promises soothing comfort for smarting, tight shoes, swollen and sweating feet, blisters, corns, bunions and chilblains. Claims 30,000 testimonials, 25 cents, trial package free from Allen E. Olmsted, Le Roy, New York.
Historical note recalls garlic origins in Asia and its presence from biblical Egypt through Greek and Roman troops and African peasants. It includes period advertisements and testimonials about cures and tonics, with addresses and prices reflecting late 19th century practice.
An advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure purifies the blood and treats mucous surfaces from within, not a quack remedy. It notes a Toledo, Ohio address for F. J. Cheney & Co and states capsules and pills are sold by druggists at 75 cents, with testimonials available. Also mentions Hall's Family Pills as best.
In a New York Sun quote Mr Staybolt warns a young seeker that no incubator hatches eagles from dollars. The only reliable money crop comes from careful constant cultivation and planting early to yield the best results.
Advert says St Jacobs Oil can subdue sciatica pains and set you right, appealing to readers who endure misery and seek quick relief. The copy emphasizes pain relief and a hopeful outcome for sufferers.
A single 50 foot whale yields about 140000 pounds of body weight and 60000 pounds of blubber. From this blubber 48000 pounds of train oil and 8000 pounds of whale oil are obtained.
The Philadelphia Times commentary argues selfishness is the dominant fault in society, often unseen in ourselves. It cites pride and gossip as common traits and urges readers to assess their own living interactions, showing patience and forbearance as the truest generosity toward others’ struggles.
Brief geographic string from a historical newspaper page lists cities in order including San Francisco Louisville and New York, suggesting a summary of locations or a travel or wire notation without full context. The fragment lacks events or names to describe a complete item.
A London milliner assures a cautious American customer that feather hats pose no Audubon Society trouble. The feathers are from a howl, she says, a catlike bird thing. A cat show judge laments a past pet pigeon incident affecting his prize vote.
A seven year old girl fears a swan boat ride after overhearing a man claim he throws babies into the pond. Her aunt is puzzled as he calls out fares for grownups and children and then repeats the grisly claim.
An early 20th century ad promotes Dr. Foote and staff as exclusive men’s specialists in Chicago. It promises confidential treatment for genito urinary and nervous disorders, claims unique methods, and sells remedies Syphala and Vigorala with pricing of 1 bottle for 1 and 6 for 5 dollars, with overseas shipping and discreet packaging.
The Plunkville Bugle editor boasts he will get even with a printer he harmed. A friend recalls the incident linked to a $10 write up from Hiker and a plan to make his son a future political figure, as cited in the Indianapolis Journal.
A Boston Globe summary notes growing Riggs disease linked to insufficient chewing. Poor jaw exercise reduces blood flow to bones and gums, causes defective enamel, and delays jaw development. The piece also recounts a humorous story about French grammar devotion from Youth's Companion.
Gossip and news humor collide as Be ers wife confronts a late office arrival about hours in the house. The piece then explodes into a critique of the phrase they say and its role in spreading lies as quoted by Josephine Hill on women’s reprovals.
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