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Newspaper
New Harmony Register
Location
New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1892
Page
3
An advertising blurb extols Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a year round purifier for blood and humors, claiming superiority over sarsaparilla, with a money back promise if no benefit. It touts the pills as best liver pills and urges purchase through druggists.
A physician recalls an incident in ex Governor Paddelford’s Rhode Island career. While traveling for an abdominal abscess, his wife applied a mustard plaster to the wrong berth on a sleeping car, causing panic before the governor’s cure arrived after the plaster’s removal and a dramatic intervention.
An English traveler recalls a voyage with many Brazilians and Portuguese aboard a large steamer. The captain notes two quirks: everyone tightens their feet into boots, and when eating roast beef they skip mustard, illustrating cultural differences without sensational detail.
A weekly 8 inch display ad from Dr. Carter Medicine Co features a unique word puzzle with every word distinct except one. The Crescent mark appears on all their products and publications and readers are invited to name the word for free books lithographs or samples.
The notice cites statistics claiming unmarried men face higher mortality than married men across ages 20 to 30, alongside various medical claims and patent remedies. It mentions Dr D Jayne’s Expectorant, Virginia legislation on women physicians at insane hospitals, Bradycrotine, and Bre Cham’s Pills, amid miscellaneous health notes and opinions.
The public embraces the California liquid laxative Syrup of Figs praised as pleasant tasting and gentle on kidneys liver and bowels. A separate suit by the parents of Austrian lieutenant Lucksitsch seeks £4000 from Henry M Stanley alleging his tortures during Emin Pasha relief efforts caused their son’s death.
A Springfield family reports long suffering from sick headache and heart palpitations found immediate relief using August Flower after years of physician care in Boston and local city. The testimonial credits the remedy with significant improvement and strong approval from LL C Frost.
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