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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1899
Page
8
A London Spectator piece explores the proverb a merry heart doeth good like a medicine. It argues that light hearted mockery can curb vanity and pedantry, guide self insight, and purge insincerity while stressing that true misdeeds require tears rather than laughter.
A humorous exchange in Harver's Bazaar features a grocer touting a soap that saves backache, met with a practical customer who mocks the claim and questions the desire to save such aches.
An advertisement touts Beggs' Hair Renewer as a vial that will surprise users by restoring life and beauty to hair. It claims to stop dandruff and prevent hair loss as promoted by Dr. Chas. Rager.
Cure headaches quickly with Dr Davis anti headache formula advertised by druggists. The claim promises relief in minutes and positions the product as a fast acting remedy.
A short endorsement for a small pill described as safe and pleasant for after dinner use promotes Beggs Little Giant. The text names Chas. Rager and advocates the product.
Mrs Fly of Brookline Station Missouri was diagnosed with final stage pulmonary consumption. After starting White Wine of Tar she felt immediate relief and continues with a fourth bottle, reporting improved health. Recommended by Rev J B Fly and Susan Fly. Sold by C U Snoberger.
An old advertisement touts Beggs' German Salve as preventing and curing itching and bleeding piles. The claim notes the remedy costs 25 cents and is associated with Dr. Chas.
A historical snippet notes Beggs' Diarrhoex Balsam as a safe cure for diarrhea, endorsed by Dr. Chas. Rager. The claim presents a medical remedy and a physician's assurance without additional context.
An old drugstore ad promotes Pure Fresh Drugs and patent medicines from Roger's Drug Store led by Dr Chas. Beggs claims Beggs' Liarrhea Babsam is guaranteed.
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