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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1900
Page
4
Rev S P Koltz of Waterloo Indiana says he suffered with indigestion for over twenty years. He reports Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin gave him great benefit after using nearly one large bottle and now feels like a different person. Sold by M Brink.
The note notes that some people claim they do not read patent medicine ads yet are seen buying a bottle of Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. It promotes 10¢ bottles and 50c to $1 sizes at Brinks for constipation indigestion and stomach troubles.
J E Lily of Hannibal Missouri survived a Typhoid Fever that progressed to Pneumonia and lung weakness after using Dr King s New Discovery. He credits one bottle with great relief and calls it the surest quickest cure for throat and lung troubles with Brinks Drug Store offering 50 cent to 81 sizes and free trial bottles.
A health tonic claim says Blismark's Tron Nirvye benefited from splendid health and indomitable will. The ad touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as unlocking brain and body power and curing digestive issues, offered for 25 cents at M Brinks drug store.
An old advertisement touts Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a simple pleasant to take laxative. It claims women lose freshness earlier due to inattention to nature's needs and urges readers to buy a 10 cent bottle offering ten doses.
A vintage medical ad promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as curing constipation indigestion and stomach troubles with a 100 size. It extols Electric Bitters for a healthy stomach liver and blood boosting nerves and complexion at 50c or 10c sizes from M Brinks drug store.
An old advertisement touts Buckten’s Arnica Salve for skin eruptions and a range of ailments including ulcers burns boils and chapped hands. It claims pain relief and a guaranteed cure for 25 cents per box sold by M. Brrok, Druggist.
The piece urges timely spring chores to avoid being behind all summer. It notes harnesses, seed, and fence work should be prepared during winter slack days to ensure smooth spring progress.
A man with a well kept corn belt farm, debt free and prospering, sells out to migrate following exposure to land schemes. After a year away he returns, buys back the farm at a higher price, having spent about $2,000 on the misadventure, and remains content but wiser.
A reader argues that modern corn shredders replace huskers and cautions against wasting corn. The letter contends field husking wastes 40 percent of crop value and predicts widespread use of shredders to utilize the entire harvest.
A historical tale traces the seedless orange from Bahia to California production reaching 4 million boxes in 1809 and a $12 million market. It also explains maple sugar making from sap of hard maples, boiling in woods, with Vermont leading production and warnings about tree frauds.
A 1950s settler recalls clearing a timbered farm by burning log heaps and cutting walnut rails. He laments the vanished grand forest and notes the need for better roadside trees, arguing for elm ash or maple and spacing to improve road use and land utility.
Serious losses occur when stock fences lack grounding. A heavy electric discharge can travel along a fence for half a mile and strike nearby cattle, sheep, or horses. Attaching grounding wires every 20 rods and driving them into moist earth can prevent the danger.
A patient credits Miles Restorative Nervine with curing nervous prostration and general debility after failed treatments. The testimonial claims the first bottle provided relief and, with Dr Miles' Heart Cure, restored health.
Oklahoma issue notes Dr Miles Nervine sold by all druggists with guarantee first bottle benefits or money back. Free book on heart and nerves offered by Dr Miles Medical Company Elkhart Indiana.
Fragmented OCR item collection shows ads for medicines and tonics. Includes Rocky Mountain Tea claims, Warner's cough syrup, life insurance offers, millinery invites, binding services, and estate notices. Mentions A W Lubr Orange City and Dr Kay Saratoga with testimonials.
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