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Newspaper
Moline Daily Journal
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1902
Page
7
Miss Betty defies danger as Harmony allies led by Captain Blue threaten Concord. Sheriff Pettibone and deputies close in while Guy Herbert confronts a trap amid a desert plain chase and a carriage escaping into the distance.
An advertisement touts Botanic Blood Balm as a guaranteed cure for eczema itching and skin ailments including carbuncles and ulcers. It claims internal use enriches the blood and cures chronic cases where doctors or patent medicines fail, offering free samples and medical advice via sealed letters. Sold in Moline at Hawthorn Pharmacy 2220 Sixth Ave.
Guy argues loyalty to Concord as Pettibone, Bilkins, and Glimmer block his passage. The sheriff and deputies press the standoff at close range, warn of a public clash if Harmony exposes Concord secrets, and hint at a possible election fallout over Betty Viandingham’s influence.
Statement from Isco Texas extols Dr King's New Discovery for lung trouble. A wife cured after constant coughing and hemorrhages, with testimonials from Stier J. Eager. Free trial and 50 cent price noted at Clerdenin's.
Levanna Missouri mail carrier Burnett Mann recalls years of back ache and fatigue from kidney trouble. After six bottles of Electric Bitters his pains subsided and he felt like a new man. The remedy is marketed to regulate stomach, liver and kidneys at Clendenin's Drug Store with a money back guarantee.
LaGrange Georgia man P A Danforth reports a six month running sore on his leg healed by Bucklen’s Arnica Salve in five days. The ad touts ulcers wounds and piles remedies with a 25 cent price at Clendenin’s Drug Store, noting cure guarantees. Also Cuba quarantine delayed despite yellow fever fears as New York Health Officer Doty keeps Cuba free from quarantine.
M. M. Austin, a Civil War veteran from Winchester Indiana, writes that his wife was sick long despite doctors but wholly cured by Dr King's New Life Pills. They always work wonders for health and cost only 25 cents at Clendenin's Drug Store.
Advertises a non surgical treatment for Varicocele and associated conditions including Stricture Rupture and nervous debility. Claims to spare organs, offer free private counsel, and provide a legal contract of promises. Encourages at home treatment or written histories for a free professional opinion.
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