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Newspaper
New Harmony Register
Location
New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1871
Page
1
An old advertisement lists Hoofland's German Litter Hoofland's German Tonic Hoofland's Podophyllin Pill and Hoofland's Greek Oil as patent remedies offered by a patent medicine maker. The listing emphasizes tonic and health benefits for various ailments.
Patent medicine advertisement touts Dr Hoofland’s Pedophyllia and German Bitters as powerful liver and digestive cures. It claims roots from Germany, no spirits, and a tonic combination with Sana Cruz Rem. It extols efficacy for liver disease, dyspepsia, deranged stomach, skin diseases, and nervous debility, urging purchase through 631 Arch Street Philadelphia and distribution by Chas. M. Evans.
Henry T. Helmbold proclaims a blood purifier that claims to eradicate scrofula syphilis fever sores ulcers sore eyes and many chronic diseases. It promises a clear complexion restored health and wealth and asserts removal of bone pains throat and leg ulcers blotches pimples erysipelas and skin eruptions last quoted.
An advertisement extols Henry T. Helmbold with claims that his Extract Buchu cures urinary and kidney ailments including inflammation, ulcers, and prostate issues, and that his Rosewash treats skin conditions. It notes physicians' use for both sexes and urges ordering by mail from New York or Philadelphia depots, warning against counterfeits.
An ad promotes Helmbold’s Fluid Extracts and Catawba Grape Pills as vegetable, mercury-free remedies for liver complaints, jaundice, bilious affections, sick headaches, and constipation. The pills are described as pleasant-tasting, non sugar-coated, non patent medicines, and provide system invigorating effects after a few days.
The Register lists subscription rates of 200 dollars yearly in advance 250 after six months and 3800 if paid at year end. It details advertising charges by square column and full column sizes with durations and double rates for local notices. All ads prepaid. work on delivery for job printing.
An attic room scene shows Nellie Archer stranded by poverty with her small son Benny. A pawnbroker loan hooks a stranger who guides them to a warm home with Harry Archer's benefactor family, revealing a debt repaid and Nellie remembered. The budding trust and gratitude brighten their futures as Randall and the Archer household offer belonging and purpose.
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