Sage's Catarrh Remey and the $50 faith challenge
Advertisement-style notice from the World’s Dispensary Medical Association of Buffalo New York promotes Dr Sage’s Catarrh Remedy and a $50 offer for believers. It urges purification of the system and gentle treatment via Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets as an aid to regular liver and bowel action.
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Dr. Sage
Dispensary Medical Association of
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Cheselrough Manufacturing Company
Chesebrough Manufacturing Company
Ccmpany
Scott
Scott & Bowne
New York
Odd Lot of 19th Century Remedies and Tales
A collage of health tonic pitches, gambling anecdotes, and colonial geography. It cites Syrup of Figs for digestion, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters for a wide range of ailments, and Hall's Catarrh Cure with a Toledo patent claim. It also includes travel anecdotes from Spokane Falls and Tucson, plus ads for Vaseline by Chesebrough and consumer tips for soaps and beauty products. The piece closes with musings on harp legends and domestic comfort items.
Bear on a Fish Hook and a 182 Pound Narrator
A tale at the Fairchild House recounts Philander Crocker landing a bear on a fish-hook on Wychee Creek in Potter County Penn. The bear fought through a canyon pool before dying, while the narrator insists his uncle’s bear catch weight matches his own 182 pounds.
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Bath
Theed Ross
Gay
Philander Crocker
Wychee Creek
Potter County
Penn
Woodhull
Old Steuben
Bear
Philander
Glens
Wayne Township
Mr. Bear
New York Sun
Too Proud of His Diamond Courtroom Tale
A vivid court scene follows a young trench advocate flaunting a diamond ring while pleading for a separations for a lady of quality. The husband reveals the ring was his own, the cause fails, and the advocate ends his career. The tale underscores dramatic theatrics and a baseless insinuation.
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Trench
Bywards
M. M
M. Berryer
August Flower Cure for Dyspepsia Claims Strong Recovery
James E. Dederick of Saugerties New York says two years of stomach trouble and a doctor’s warning to forgo solid food ended after using August Flower. He reports rapid strength gain better appetite and no ill effects and calls it a complete cure. W B Utsey of St George’s South Carolina also praises August Flower for dyspepsia.
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James E. Dederick
Saugerties
New York
W. B. Utsey
St. George’s
S.C
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