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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1896
Page
3
Ripe pineapples unsuitable for shipping are pressed for juice at Eden plantation on the Indian River and shipped to Philadelphia where chemists turn it into pina pin. The medicine shows great promise for catarrhal disorders and opens a new Florida market for surplus fruit.
In a Brooklyn context a young woman asserts that many city saleswomen suffer from chronic female illnesses due to exhausting duties. The piece promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy, including a reader letter praising its effects after personal health improvements and job recovery.
The Times correspondent rode in the Wabash express with presidential candidate W J Bryan and party. The engine surged to over seventy six miles per hour, as the train sped through Missouri into St Louis, with crowds cheering at Union Station.
Reports touch on Lord Chief Justice Russell’s praise of English judges’ sacrifices in tax status and salary, Greece’s monarchic pay, Andree’s pole expedition plans with a lecturing tour, and Lady Henry Somerset’s public profile. Also noted are Mrs. Thurstos’ royal nurse legacy, Rev. C. G. Macpherson’s political bets, Mrs. Booker T. Washington’s race uplift work, a Tuskegee women’s conference, and Frau Clafsky-Lohse’s suspected medical tragedy involving trephining mistaken for brain tumor.
A column extols gradual reforms and steady routine as the path to lasting health and social improvement. It cites Hosteriter’s Stomach Bitters for dyspepsia and promotes various tonics, tonics for lungs and bowels, and warnings about abrupt changes. The text also notes agricultural worm issues near Rutland and features multiple short anecdotes and humorous snippets.
A vintage ad touts No-To-Bae as a quick cure for tobacco use claiming lasting freedom from spitting and smoking. It cites weight gain, lists massive cured totals, and offers a booklet and sample through Sterling Remedy Co. with Chicago or New York addresses.
Cleansing the entire system, dispels colds, cures headache and fever. Acts gently on kidneys liver and bowels. A box of G& CF 53s 0.25.59 cents sold with guarantee to cure by all druggists.
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