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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1905
Page
7
A testimonial ad claims Hood's Sarsaparilla cures constitutional catarrh and related disturbances of nose throat stomach and digestion. It asserts lasting relief after several bottles and urges readers to choose this remedy over substitutes. The ad lists a Milwaukee reader as cured.
A mixed item page offers a hundred dollar reward for a cure and promotes various patent remedies. It includes testimonials for F J Chaney & Co and Vera Tarax Wholesale Druggists Toledo, with price claims and refund guarantees. The notice also advertises seed company offers, early green seeds, and farm plant pitches, plus a stray tip about milk bottle handling.
Vintage cooking notes describe English meat pie and steamed brown bread, plus plum pudding orange Marmalade prune marmalade and Vassar fudge. It lists steps for jumbies and sweet potato biscuit, corn fritters, and a corn pudling style fry method with eggs and peppers.
Hon. David Meekison of Napoleon Ohio and Hon. Samuel H Mitchell of Boston Mass share letters praising Peruna for long standing catarrh and colds. Meekison notes thirty years of head catarrh improved after use. Mitchell claims Peruna quickly breaks up a cold and clears catarrh.
An advertisement extols Peruna as a cure for catarrh claiming long term neglect leads to chronic illness. It features testimonials from Mrs Williams Mann of Noles Michigan and ex congressman Androwa of Nebraska praising Peruna as a healthful tonic and remedy for catarrh.
A jumble of sensational cures and self help pitches bursts from a torn newspaper page. Ads promise cold cures with laxatives, nerve restorers, shoe powders, and patent remedies. A Dublin trawler shark tale sits among misprinted lines about self made men and Piso’s Cure.
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