Scrofula A Vile Inheritance Claims Cure
Scrofula is described as a stubborn inherited blood disease. The text claims 8.8.8 is the only remedy that reaches and cures the worst cases by forcing out the taint.
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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1898
Page
7
Scrofula is described as a stubborn inherited blood disease. The text claims 8.8.8 is the only remedy that reaches and cures the worst cases by forcing out the taint.
A Monticello Iowa post office note mentions unclaimed letters from November 14, 1898. The tale describes a Covina field where hundreds dig for a rumored $100,000 supposedly buried by Spanish fathers, only to reveal an old man tied to a tree and the prank collapsing as chaos erupts with a burning house and a hurried escape.
A testimonial from Miss Lizzie Paisley of Lisbon Ohio describes deafness lasting eighteen years and relief after starting Aerial Medication. She notes improvements in cough eyes throat and breathing and endorses the treatment. A free three months offer is extended by J H Moore MD at Cincinnati Ohio for symptom details.
The poem contrasts summer beauty with a dusty labor path where weary men and women walk in the sunburnt fields. It notes the contrast between nature’s bounty and the hard world’s grind, as the undertone of care touches even the season’s bright memory.
A Shelby NC firm touted Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption as a cure after a seven year illness. Mrs Luther Jatz credited the remedy for relief and claimed cure with two bottles. The ad promises trial bottles free at D C Prader Co and guaran teed results with regular sizes 50 cents and 1.00.
The New York Ledger describes how heat expands solids such as glass, iron, and strings. A warm neck releases a stuck glass stopper. iron railings and pillars shift with temperature. piano and harp strings lengthen in heat causing pitch changes, while wooden frames change oppositely.
Students may secure a rate of one fare and a third for round trips home for Thanksgiving within 150 miles on the Nickel Plate Road. Call J. Y. Calahan at 111 Adams Street Chicago for dates of sale and details. City ticket office listed as 111 Adams Street.
Notice of the sale of lands and town lots in Jones County Iowa for delinquent taxes for 1887 and earlier years. The treasurer will offer parcels at public sale in Anamosa on a chosen Monday with bids accepted until all parcels are sold.
An assortment of testimonials and notes promotes remedies and medical figures. Ads claim Wedric Bitters cured yellow jaundice after six months of illness via Dr. Bell and D. C. Prader & Co. endorsements. Also mentions Confederate General Wheeler, De Witt's Salve for sores, Dr Sawyer's Pills, and England’s death-rate drops from 1850 to 1895.
Promises best salve for cuts bruises sores ulcers and many eruptions with guaranteed satisfaction or money back. Price 25 cents per box. Sold by D C Prader & Co.
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