Quack Claims Free Cures From Dr Rupert Wells
An aged clinic ad promises cures for cancer and other ailments with free handwritten letters. It asserts testimonials of complete recoveries and offers contact at 2279 Rachel Building, St. Louis. The message uses persuasive language and invites readers to write for details and proofs of cures.
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Rupert Wells
Rachel Mullding
Lous
Pacific Island
Chamlee
12Th Street
ST. Louis
Necklace of pinks and a ring for a shepherdess
A poor shepherdess Felicia shares a dowry with her brother Bruno. After their father’s death she must cope with his cruelty. Felicia’s kindness wins help from the Queen of the Woods who restores a magic pitcher and grants aid, but Bruno steals the pinks and leaves Felicia with only her ring.
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Felicia
Bruno
Froga
Jose
Pelicia
Queen and Fairy Tale Chaos in a Sleepy Cottage
A tangled dreamlike scene unfolds with the Queen, a fairy, and a princess. A hen tale links secrets of royal descent to a warned transformation while a cottage encounter spirals into a clash with magical beings. The pinks and a hostile army threaten the heroine as uncertainty and danger rise.
Don’t Wear a Truss Crooks Adopts Ancient Recovery Cushions
An advertisement touts an automatic cushion device that supposedly aligns broken parts and provides a snug hold for comfort. The offer promises full satisfaction or money back, with a promise of low price and home delivery from Browle, Marshall, Minnesota.
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Marshall
Browle
Mitek
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