Mrs Miller Offers Free Home Treatment to Suffering Women
A publicity offer from Mrs Miller promises $50,000 worth of medicine free to women in need. About one hundred clerks and stenographers work in her office as she distributes remedies claimed to cure female ailments. Women may request a 50 cent box and a descriptive book by mailing a coupon to Kokomo Indiana, with a warning that the offer ends when funds are exhausted.
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United States
Miller
Kokomo
Ind
Remarkable Woman Recalls Aid From Mrs Miller Cure
A distressed woman details years of head and back pains anxiety and doomed health until she found relief through Mrs Miller's home treatment for uterine disorders and related ailments. The ad promises a 59 cent trial by mail and urges immediate coupon return.
Letters Opened by Grindstone in Kokomo Office
Mrs Cora B Miller of Kokomo is famed for handling enormous mail. She uses a grindstone to open letters as they arrive, a spectacle in Indiana noting that no other man or woman receives so much correspondence. The article notes her annual mail handling and a figure of 25 dollars.
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Cora B. Miller
Kokomo
Indiana
Mild Home Remedy Claim Draws Thousands To Mrs Miller
Hundreds write in praising Mrs Miller Kokomo Indiana for a simple home treatment said to cure many women s ailments and restore mental and physical health. The letters describe dramatic recoveries from nervous breakdown and uterine problems and urge readers to send coupons for a free sample and explanatory book.
The Toll of Death and a Call for Home Cure
A urging death list cites three women DIED notices Mrs J A R aged 31 and Catarina G aged 36 with burials and a third DIED entry J J S wife of Fred S aged 26. The piece pushes a home remedy coupon claiming female disease cures with a free medicine offer.
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Dr. Wilts
Couldn't Stand Examination Kills Herself
Denver special report states Marie James a 24 year old woman and notable beauty, died by prussic acid after suffering for over a year from female troubles. She sought medical advice last week, an examination was scheduled for this afternoon, but she chose suicide rather than endure it.
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Denver
Colo
Marie James
James
It is a greater disgrace to be sick than to be in the penitentiary
A quote contrasts human and divine law, arguing that illness signifies a deeper moral failing than punishment for breaking man made laws. The speaker elevates spiritual law over legal consequence, framing sickness as a greater disgrace.
Mrs Cora B Miller Cures Suffering Women At Home
Letters from women worldwide praise Mrs Miller for a simple mild home remedy offered free of charge. The ad claims she has aided over a million women after doctors and medicines failed, urging readers to mail a coupon to Kokomo Indiana for treatment.
Health sermon coupon ad urges cures for women
A promotional notice touts Mrs. Miller's home remedy for a "woman's disease" claiming three in ten women suffer. It promises a free trial, no doctor visit, and urges readers to act now and mail the coupon rather than risk exposure of fraud.
The Self Help Cure by Mrs. Cora B. Miller
A plea for home treatment to women, urging readers to mail for a free coupon from Mrs. Cora B. Miller of Kokomo Indiana. The ad claims private, physician free examination and assurances of dramatic benefits from a simple remedy used at home.
Noted Sanitarium Closed in Ganesburg Ohio
Dr Dill's sanatorium, famed for restraining women, has shut permanently amid diminished demand for Mrs Miller's cure for female disease. Officials say mental troubles linked to that treatment have decreased, and the institution has operated at a loss, ending distressing cries in the area.
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Ganesburg, O
Million Women Praise Mrs Miller Home Remedy
Grateful letters from women worldwide claim a mild vegetable home treatment restored health and strength after failed cures. Testimonials cite relief from various female ailments, urging readers to mail a coupon to Mrs. Cora B. Miller in Kokomo Indiana and try the remedy at her expense.
There Is Some One Near You Cured By Mrs Miller
A broad plea from Mrs Miller promises cure for many female ailments after failed medical treatment. The letter claims millions have benefited, offers free treatment locally, and urges immediate writing to Mrs Miller for aid and advice.
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Mrs. Miller
Don't Be A Curse To Your Children
A health-promoting sales pitch urges women to treat illnesses promptly for the sake of their children. It invites readers to send a coupon to Mrs. Cora B. Miller of Kokomo, Indiana, for a remedy promising immediate relief and long term vitality, asserting many women have benefited.
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Cora B. Miller
Kokomo
Ind
Piles Cure Claim From Mrs Miller Advertisement
A period advertisement promises a universal piles remedy by Mrs Miller. It asserts the treatment heals diseased membranes and is effective for both genders and for women specific conditions, claiming fast relief and lasting cures. It invites readers to request a free treatment to test the remedy.
Sour-faced woman finds purpose through Mrs Miller’s home treatment
A Kokomo, Indiana reader describes leaving a life of gloom and poor health after responding to Mrs Cora B Miller’s offer of free home treatment. She credits the program with lifting her spirits and improving her health, urging other women to try the coupon offer without delay.
Cured After 3 Years of Suffering From Female Diseases
A letter of endorsement chronicles long term uterine congestion relief after one box of Mrs. Miller's home treatment. Multiple testimonials claim rapid cures for decades of illness and hospitalizations, urging readers to request a free trial by sending a coupon.
Room Only For the Well In Society Promotion
A persuasive ad urges women to seek Mrs. Miller of Kokomo for a home treatment that has supposedly cured thousands. It condemns useless suffering and promises a private, at home cure with no cost, insisting women must take responsibility to improve and participate in home and public life.
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Miller
Kokomo
Why filen Desert Their Wives
An appeal argues domestic unhappiness stems from wives illness and neglect, urging women to seek Mrs. Cora B. Miller's home remedies to cure female troubles. It claims healthy, cheerful wives sustain strong marriages and urges readers to mail for a coupon.
Put Your Faith in Mrs Filler Heralded Cure Ad
A public wellness claim promotes a home treatment for female diseases and piles. The ad asserts over a million women nationwide attest to its effectiveness, including patients deemed terminal by physicians. It invites readers to mail a coupon and try the remedy themselves.
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Mrs. Filler
Minister Endorses Mrs Miller Home Remedies
A Presbyterian minister testifies to Mrs Cora B Miller, praising her as worthy of confidence and declaring his family benefited from her home remedies. He recommends them to the public for specific diseases and urges sending the coupon today.
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Cora B. Miller
Presbyterian
Free Treatment Coupon for Mrs. Millers Mild Home Treatment
An appeal urges every suffering woman to fill in her name and address on dotted lines and mail to Mrs. Corash at Miller 665 Miller Building, Kokomo Indiana to receive a regular We size box of Mrs. Millers Mild Home Treatment, securely sealed in a plain wrapper.
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Corash
Miller
Miller Bldg
Kokomo, Ind
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