Free X Ray Exam Offer Expires October 12
A newspaper notice advertises a free X ray examination available to those who call before October 12. The offer promises to diagnose what ails you at no cost for eligible callers.
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Newspaper
Moline Daily Journal
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1901
Page
2
A newspaper notice advertises a free X ray examination available to those who call before October 12. The offer promises to diagnose what ails you at no cost for eligible callers.
The Illinois Infirmary in the Mitchell and Lynde building invites patients to call before October 12 for a free X-Ray examination. Regularly $5 exams are waived if a visit is made, with examinations described as gentle and painless.
A public health notice invites country and city residents to call for a free examination. It asks about a wide range of symptoms from nervous spells to digestion, cough, blood in spit, weight loss, ulcers, and organ troubles. Address: Mitchell & Lynde Building, Rock Island.
The article outlines St Louis aims to finish and ready the 1903 exposition by May 1. It details contracts starting December with ironclad completion clauses, a four director general structure, and a 1000 acre Forest Park site. It introduces chief designers and construction chiefs including E L Masqueray and Isaac S Taylor, plus Frederick J Skiff as director of exhibits.
The passage notes 19th century figures from International Museums Association and National Geographic Society, with 1897 ties to the Nashville Exposition and St. Louis fair roles. It argues well qualified men should fill appointed positions to ensure the Louisiana Purchase Exposition succeeds in every way.
A reader's letter describes chronic dizziness and weakness as caused by female organs. The piece endorses Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure, claiming it restores regularity and health, and notes availability of Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser free on request.
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