Escaped an Awful Yate Br Hagaint of Melbourne
An 19th century letter claims a free trial bottle of Dr King s New Discovery for consumption cured throat and lung disease. The writer says they were told they had consumption and given up but recovered after using the remedy offered by H B Cole druggist with a trial bottle price of 0.00 and a full bottle for 3.00.
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Vast mineral finds and rail dreams in early 1900s notes
A collage of early 20th century topics appears including a Mississippi bed of apatite, England's empire rail expansion, a New Jersey meadow reclamation project, a controversial Korea war article, and notices on patent medicines, electric tonics, and transcontinental rail tours, all reflecting industrial ambition and speculative wit of the era.
Homeseekers and Settlers and Travel Advertisements
A garbled 1904 newspaper fragment promotes rail excursion tickets, one way fares, reclining car service, and travel agents in Minneapolis. It includes solicitations for sample business cards, a faithfulness job offer from Standard House, and a dubious tonic claim by Geo F Porter, with scattered lines about travel conditions and prices.
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Malaria Cures Prove Effective Despite Fatal Illness
An old newspaper ad extols Ayer’s malaria remedy as a cure all. It tells of a Tennessee family witnessing a relative’s death from consumption and lauds Kilbreath’s New Discovery for Consumption for rapid relief and a complete cure, claiming guaranteed bottles and trial options at local druggists.
Scott's Emulsion advertised for chronic illness relief
An advertisement portrays thin and weak readers as chronic cases needing Scott's Emulsion to restore flesh, strength, appetite, and blood. It promises ongoing benefits during sickness and offers free doses, urging those in need to try the product.
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