Scrofula Inheritance and Remedy Claims
A brief note describes scrofula as an obstinate inherited blood disease and promotes S. as the sole remedy that penetrates deeply to force out the taint and cure severe cases.
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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1899
Page
8
A brief note describes scrofula as an obstinate inherited blood disease and promotes S. as the sole remedy that penetrates deeply to force out the taint and cure severe cases.
A discussion from Blackwood's Magazine contrasts the British midshipman’s instinctive decisiveness and practical prowess with purported European navy education levels. It notes British officers excel in applying science to real use, while acknowledging some critiques of naval education include claims of ignorance and social shortcomings.
A Macmillan writer spoofingly notes superb mixes from interpolated lines in public notices and missionary campaigns. One blend quotes a 3d inst. Elkington meeting and Ripon townsman wife lines. The other stagecraft mocks Catholic mission methods by a grotesque depiction of child removal and cooking.
Meehan’s Monthly notes failed attempts to grow licorice under summer sun. Leaves scorch and turn brown when warm, though submountain regions might fare better. With 20 000 tons imported yearly, domestic cultivation would be a valuable prize.
An OCR fragment markets DeWitt's Witch Haze salve for piles burns and skin diseases with cautions about imitators. It notes General Palmer's Lincoln reminiscences, asserts Dr Sawyer's Wild Cherry and Tar cures, and claims throat and lung remedies from an eminent physician.
A broad street luncheon tale turns on horseflesh with a general recounting a Paris breakfast hoax. The page then shifts to notes on making black chalk crayons, a bundled farming subscription offer, and short health ads praising remedies and tonics from D. C. Prader & Co and others.
Quote from New Orleans Picayune recalls Macbeth would win a belt if a prize for killing fowl existed in Scotland as he committed murder most foul. Philadelphia Record cites an actor’s quip that Pocahontas supported the legitimate and opposed Indian club exhibition in a melodrama.
Enquire of P. H. Sherman Rolfe Iowa. Farm available for rent near Langworthy spanning 154 acres. Also notes a Florida editor and family suffering from la grippe praise One Minute Cough Cure as fast acting relief. D.C. Prader & Co.
Suffering humanity should be supplied with every means possible for its relief. This certified testimony says M A Hogarty of Lexington Kentucky was a six month yellow jaundice patient treated by top city physicians with no success until two bottles of Electric Bitters cured him. He recommends the remedy to all. Sold by D C Prader & Co druggists.
Advertisements invite readers to a curated Mexico itinerary from Dubuque Iowa. The trip promises access to ancient ruins Toltec Aztec art and the National Museum in Mexico City with a luxury train experience described as a hotel on wheels across extensive routes not commonly toured by visitors.
A collection of brief notices highlights a woman's alleged medical discovery using Dr King s New Discovery for consumption and other remedies. endorsements mention Mrs Luther Lutz, Dr Sawyer s Akaline, One Minute Cough Cure, and notable gifts by Mr Russell Sage.
The notice offers a refund on a 50 cent bottle of Green's Warranted Syrup of Tar if it fails to cure a cough or cold and also guarantees a 25 cent bottle to prove satisfactory.
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