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Newspaper
Pepin County Press
Location
Pepin, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1861
Page
3
The piece notes a rising trend to borrow expressive terms from other languages, with Cephul derived from Greek meaning the head becoming popular. It mentions Mr Spalding's notable influence and suggests the shift will continue as speakers adopt foreign words.
The article extols Cephalic Pills as a sure remedy for various headaches and nervous pains. It claims rapid relief within hours and urges readers to obtain a box and bottle of Prepared Pills. It also references a character urging another to send the remedy to a dying person.
Fragmentary text describes making up fields before New Year and receiving paper through a weekly Agriultusal channel. Mentions samples and addresses, premiums, and subscription views, but details are garbled.
An 19th century health warning warns that constipation is a precursor to many serious diseases and urges immediate treatment with No Pills at first symptoms. It links chronic blockage to headaches colic rheumatism fever dysentery diarrhea epilepsy paralysis and other ailments, urging swift action to prevent fatal outcomes.
A corrupted text extols an axancrient and stomachic preparation pressed from Om and Carbon, sanctioned by medieval authorities in Europe and the United States. It claims purposed cures for numerous ailments from sleeplessness to rheumatism, praising universal efficacy and long travels as proof, with numerous garbled phrases and dubious medical assertions.
Notices indicate no subscriptions received and directions by Henry Barron agent for committee to view specimen niece tape and Art Journal. details point to a display arrangement and accessibility at a nearby venue.
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