Foley's Honey Cough Syrup Promises Fast Relief
A historical remedy claim touts Foley's cough syrup with honey as a cure for chest cold coughs. It highlights soothing action, easy use by all ages, and widespread availability at druggists everywhere.
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Newspaper
Scotland Neck The Commonwealth
Location
Scotland Neck, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1910
Page
4
A historical remedy claim touts Foley's cough syrup with honey as a cure for chest cold coughs. It highlights soothing action, easy use by all ages, and widespread availability at druggists everywhere.
A fragmented 19th century clipping blends tales of wallaby hunting in New Guinea with a childhood superstition about wallaby meat stunting growth. It recalls a humorous party anecdote, then shifts to a street scene about a shaving and a joke about auto travel, ending with a parenthetical praise of a cholera remedy.
The Greek poet Philoxenus was summoned by Dionysius to attend a hearing but was sent to the stone quarries for contempt. He listened patiently, then announced his destination when asked where he would go, saying he would go to the quarries.
A Springfield resident reports years of kidney and bladder trouble worsened by headaches. After trying Foley’s Kidney Pills, within a week the headache disappeared and bladder distress subsided, with a complete recovery noted by the author and others in the community.
Fragmentary note warns against delaying remedies and neglecting nature’s resources. Mentions C. J. Budlong of Washington R.1 and a cured person, with references to water turning to ice and changes in price, Red Hen remark.
Three years of nervous prostration ended after using Dr Miles Restorative Nervine and Anti Pain Pills. The note from William J Loughran of Philadelphia praises the remedy, explaining nervous troubles cause many illnesses and that Restorative Nervine soothes nerves and aids nerve cell function. Sold by druggists with a money back guarantee.
Fragmented OCR text describes a mysterious remedy for women's nerves and appetite, mentioning bright eyes and pure breath, with unclear claims about temper, stomach purifications, and vitality. The garbled language implies a Victorian era health claim for women.
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