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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1905
Page
9
An article promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for female dyspepsia linked to uterine tone. It cites Mrs Maggie Wright of Brooklyn who claims a full cure after other remedies failed. The piece contrasts with generic indigestion and notes broad endorsements. It ends with humorous notes on Congress and technological progress.
A former city teacher who endured six years of overcrowded schools and nervous collapse recounts how Dr Williams Pink Pills renewed her health after months of misery. She bought six boxes, slept, and regained energy to resume teaching. She now lives at 128 Clay Street Dayton Ohio. Fellow teachers also praise the remedy.
Briefs report a tank car shortage hurting Chanute oil fields, rising farm land prices near Abilene at 50 dollars per acre, and growing farm demand. Other items note Pittsburg electric railway sale, Newton fire losses around eight thousand dollars, a Kansas City bank sale, and various local political and legal developments across Kansas.
Mrs. A L Smith of West Pembroke Maine testifies that after her 13 year old daughter suffered weekly Crazy Spells with yellowing eyes and poor appetite doctors could not help, but one box of Dodd's Kidney Pills stopped the spells and the daughter remained well with continued use.
An Akron Ohio reader praises Cuticura for curing a child’s severe sores after doctors failed. The note extols low cost and quick healing, then shifts to ads on rainfall numbers and talking machines. It ends with radium ore production notes and music catalog promotion.
A defense of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription against critics who call it a patent medicine. The author argues the remedy is a trusted, non alcoholic treatment used in extensive practice for women's diseases and praises honesty, public approval, and testimonials as proof.
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