Hypo-Cod Iso Endorsed By Professor of Chemistry
A Tennessee Medical College professor testifies Earle's Hypo-Cod combines tonic and nutritive elements with minimal fishy cod liver taste. He highlights malt extract, wild cherry bark, strychnine, and hypophosphites plus iron and sherry wine as stabilizing. The ad urges readers to inspect the bottle and assures quality with Earle Chemical Co Wheeling West Virginia. large bottle $1.25 plus tax.
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Tennessee Medical College
Earle
Earle Chemical Co
Wheeling
W. Va
Statue of Julius Caesar Display Noted in Gallery
A fragment notes a sculpture titled Statue of Julius Caesar appearing in an art gallery. The line Rather paid hints at a purchase or value discussion. Further details are not provided in the fragment.
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Julius Caesar
Baldur
Louisville Courier-Journal
Danderine Ad Claims Hair Renewal and Shine
An old advertisement touts Danderine as a cosmetic that stops dandruff after use and makes hair look healthier with more color and thickness. The text also contains a separate quip about shiftless men changing jobs frequently.
Bochee's Syrup Offer Promotes Potent Cough Remedy
An advertisement touts Bochee's Syrup as a harmless soothing cure for coughs colds bronchitis throat irritation and lung troubles. It claims fifty four years of worldwide sales and promises a good night's rest with easy morning expectoration. Sold by all druggists and medicine dealers.
Roman Eye Balsam Ad Claims Night Relief
An advertisement promotes Roman Eye Balsam for nightly use to prevent and relieve tired watery eyes and eye strain. The copy features a conversational exchange about a busy week and domestic tenants and cooks.
Female pickpockets rare in era says report
The fragment notes that female pickpockets are rare and that no woman was involved, while stating a man could pick pockets but only in relation to a husband, reflecting a social stereotype from the period.
The Pearlhunter and the Wild Rose in the Woods
The Pearlhunter follows a young woman through Buckeye woods after a bank scene where he struggles with his name. A confrontation with a pursuer ends when a protector intervenes, and the pair exchange wary, hopeful banter while naming each other.
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Pearlhunter
Fallen Rock
Buckeye
Pearlhunter and the Other Man Clash on Wa Bash River
A boy known as Pearlhunter grows up with his mother on a Wa bash River houseboat. After a coughing fit he searches for relief and meets a girl nicknamed the Wild Rose. A tense night ends in a pistol fight as the mother, the Other Man, and Pearlhunter confront unresolved secrets and a great pearl discovery.
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Fallen Rock
Jewel Highlands
Warbritton Lands
Wabash River
Pearlhunter
No Burn Linoleum Flame Quenching Gas Feature
A European invention in No-Burn Linoleum uses a composition with a chemical that releases a flame-quenching gas if ignited, enhancing fire safety for flooring materials.
Life Was a Misery to Her in Carrollton Woman Recounts Cure
Lillian Tharp of Carrollton Kentucky describes a two year battle with female weakness and fatigue. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after using twelve bottles and six more, enabling her to work as an attendant at a state hospital. She recommends the remedy to friends and invites others to write for free advice from the Pinkham company in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Carrollton
Lydia E. Pinkham
4 State Hospital
Lillian Tharp
S. 6Th St
Ydia E
Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Eatonic Seen Beneficial For Indigestion Relief
Mrs Ellen Harris reports relief after first Eatonic dose taken with meals. The ad claims thousands testify Eatonic removes excess acidity and gases causing indigestion heartburn bloating belching and repeated meals. It touts 70 other ailments linked to acid stomach and promotes a cheap boxed price with druggist guarantee.
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Eatonic
Ellen Harris
Golden Medical Discovery and Dr Pierce's Tonics
A historical note recalls Dr. Pierce who built a Buffalo practice after early rural fame. He marketed Golden Medical Discovery as a tonic and blood maker, claiming plant-based roots and barks as ingredients. The inscription notes vast sales exceeding twenty four million bottles and public access through drug stores nationwide.
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Dr. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Pierce
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