Abandoned ad promises cure in dubious health offer
A mangled OCR text advertises a health tonic claim promising cure for ailments including dyaspepsia and weak stomach function. It touts a weekly offer to canvass orders, appeals to both men and women, and mentions guaranteed results and relief from stomach and kidney issues. The piece mimics a late 19th or early 20th century patent medicine pitch.
Dyspepsia Cure Claim From Patent Medicines
Wayne county Missouri woman Jemnie Duncan aged six years allegedly reports relief after using Hleegele Bitters for twenty years of chronic dyspepsia and stomach liver trouble. Advertises claim laxative tablets sold at M Creery’s drug store and Ro M L Goelleon’s store.
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Jemnie Duncan
Wayneayitle
Ay Ay Sterilizing Milk Cans In Dairy Utensils
A historical note describes a steam sterilizer for dairy utensils. The apparatus is a roughly two feet high by five feet square iron vessel with a narrowing center and a pail valve for operation. It is claimed to sterilize milk cans bowls churns butter workers and movable items in a graveyard context.
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Varn
Haine
Tubercle Bacilli in Butter Sparks Medical Debate
A damaged OCR passage discusses tubercle bacilli in butter and cream, noting experiments in Germany and observations from Farmers' Review. It mentions how ten days after testing the butter, examinations found dead germs and debates the danger of tubercle bacteria in mixed dairy products.
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Raising Helfers and Risks of Contaminated Milk
The article warns against feeding animals and humans rusty cans and improper dairy practices. It discusses the dangers of pasteurization, the persistence of bacteria in spoiled milk, and advocates for inspectors to target rusty cans to prevent contamination.
Old Time Farm Trades and Cures Report
A fragmented 19th century column mixes farming notes on pruning and orchard care with innovations in cellar ventilation and cooling. It quotes a New Yorker correspondent on Morgan horses and cites local inquiries about a throat ailment remedy, praising King’s New Discovery and Bucklen’s Arnica for cures.
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Wiich
Farmant
Tome
Local Lodges List and Meeting Times
A fragmented notice listing several fraternal lodges with meeting nights, officers, and visiting member invitations. Mentions M U W W A L CAMB No 26247, Rexerab Lodge, Ot Mota Thesday nights, and assorted names such as Milford Smith and Roto Fa re SOSH AW.
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Milford Smith
Goettsch cough syrup and other remedies advertised
An old advertisement text promotes Kennedy’s Favorite cough syrup by RL McCreery Co and related products. It touts laxatives and salves for stomach, liver, skin, and itching, naming Goettsch and various brands with promotional claims.
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Kennedy
RL McCreery Co
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