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Newspaper
New Harmony Register
Location
New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1871
Page
1
A historic advertisement touts Hoofland’s German Bitters Greek Oil and Hoofland’s German Tonic as alcohol free extracts from German grown roots and herbs. It claims strong liver and digestive benefits for a range of ailments, with a Santa Cruz rum–based tonic variant priced at $1.50 per bottle and marketed as superior and safe.
A historical medical ad touts Dr Hoofland's Pedophylia or Substitute for Mercury Pill as a powerful two-pill dose that cleanses the liver stomach and bowels. It claims superior activity to mandrake and promotes use with German Bitters or Tonic, selling through the German Medicine Store in Philadelphia and nationwide.
These pills claim to be a superior laxative smoother than castor oil and salts. They purport to tone the stomach without nausea or griping and to invigorate the system after a few days of use, noting they are not sugar coated and prepared by standard pharmacy rules and are not patent medicine.
An 19th century advertisement extols Henry T. Helmbold's Blood Purifier as a universal remedy. It asserts the product purifies blood and cures chronic illnesses from scrofula to skin eruptions, boils, ulcers, and bone pains, promising a clear complexion and restored health. It targets long-standing constitutional diseases due to impure blood and claims superior efficacy.
In a brisk romance of social ambition Netta Monckton and Darcy St Ives plan marriage for status and security. An icy clash over duties and temper tests their union as Darcy chases a government post while Netta resists domestic toil. A late-night scene reveals fracture and folly, ending with a shattered chance at happiness.
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