27 Feb 1879
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Newspaper
Moulton Advertiser
Location
Moulton, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1879
Page
1
An old newspaper ad touts Dr Duncan's Worm Syrup as safe and pleasant to take and promises quick relief for children. The copy emphasizes its harmlessness and appeals to parents seeking a gentle remedy for young ailments.
An 19th century style medical notice promotes mncan's Liver and Kidney Medicine for liver and kidney origin illnesses and assorted ailments. It claims efficacy for headaches dyspepsia dizziness appetite loss mouth bitterness stomach fullness colic constipation heart palpitations back pain and female disorders. The piece asserts high customer satisfaction and urges friends to try the remedy priced at 75 cents.
An old advertisement claims Dr. Duncan's Liniment relieves stomach pains colic diarrhea flux and other stomach and bowel issues. It asserts cures for headache toothache rheumatism neuralgia and sprains in humans and immediate relief for horses with colts botts or sweeny.
Advertises Dr C P eans Ointment with Carbolic Acid for skin troubles boils cuts burns rashes frost bite chapped lips and eruptions. Claims instant healing like magic and also offers relief for horses sore backs shoulders scratches. Encourages trying the salve as a universal remedy.
An old advertisement touts Dr Duncan's Cough Balsam as a safe pleasant remedy for diseases of the throat chest and lungs. It claims relief for sore throat colds asthma spitting of blood and croup in children with immediate aid from a bottle in every house. The copy urges long standing coughs to try the balsam for relief and notes a fifty cent price.
Better than quinine the tonic is touted as a speedy sure cure for all maladies. It contains no arsenic, strychnine, or quinine and avoids side effects tied to minerals. The tonic purifies and enriches the blood, restoring vigor and strength touted as equivalent to three dollars worth of medicine.
Mrs. C Krabe writes from 638 West Baltimore St praising VegeTine for curing a years long sore, painful foot after two bottles. She thanks H R Stevens and says the remedy healed the pain and she remains a user, urging others to try it.
W. H. Clark of 120 Monterey Street Alleghany Penn asserts Vegetine as a safe sure powerful health restorer after a period of debility and nervous prostration from overwork. He claims rapid improvement from the first dose and lifelong reliance on the remedy.
Dear Sir this is to certify that I have used your Blood Preparation in my family for several years and think that for Scrofula cankerous tumors or rheumatic affections it cannot be excelled as a blood purifier and spring medicine it is the best thing I have ever used I can cheerfully recommend it to anyone in need of such a medicine Mrs A A Dinsmore 19 Russell Street Cha lestown H Rt Stevens
Boston February 13 1871 H R Stevens Esq Dear Sir About a year ago I found myself in feeble health from general debility Vegetine was strongly recommended by a friend who benefited It restored me and I discontinued use I am sure no medicine is superior for the complaints it treats and would recommend it Pettengill Co No 10 State St Boston U L Pettengill firm of S M Pettengill Co
Thomas E. Moore of South Berwick Maine writes that after ten years of severe dyspepsia and failed medicines he started Veetine in September and his health improved steadily gaining fifteen pounds. He notes others in town also using Veetine and obtaining relief.
A lengthy catalog of acts and memorials from the General Assembly covers amendments to charters and codes, county reorganizations, tax and court reforms, educational and municipal provisions, and public works across Alabama. It enumerates proposed changes, repeals, consolidations, and boundary redrawing affecting numerous counties and towns.
A publication claims hard times in England stem from more women than men, arguing the imbalance could destabilize the country. The remark suggests societal strain from skewed gender demographics and warns of broader consequences.
A concise musing on how events unfold beyond chance. The text contrasts blind fortune with providence that observes all, suggesting outcomes are guided by a higher unseen watchfulness. The tone is reflective and declarative, inviting contemplation of fate and certainty.
A short reflective note asserts that divine presence with a man in his home transforms a modest cottage into a palace. The idea emphasizes spirituality elevating everyday space.
A curious creek in West Texas enters a rocky gorge and runs underground for forty miles. In some spots natural wells 240 feet deep allow the rosling of the subterranean creek to be heard clearly.
Prince Henry of Holland departed with a fortune totaling forty-one millions and parted ways with a young widow, a move that drew public attention to the royal finances and personal ties affecting the family dynamics.
Missouri lawmakers discuss abolishing the grand jury system in the state, signaling potential major legal reform. The proposal prompts debate over indictments and the criminal justice process as officials weigh changes.
A Florida hunter killed a nearly five foot alligator described as fraud and a degest with only a thimbleful of brains. The terse report notes the unusual description and the animal’s size in a concise local record.
The River and Harbor bill before Congress appropriates $1,560 for the Tennessee river above Chattanooga and $21,000 for the same river below Chattanooga.
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