Kidney Diseases Cured Effort Offers Hope
Many people long troubled by kidney disease are urged not to despair. The notice promises a grand opportunity to become well and regain health after years of trial and little relief.
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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1901
Page
4
Many people long troubled by kidney disease are urged not to despair. The notice promises a grand opportunity to become well and regain health after years of trial and little relief.
Dr Jenner's Kidney Pills are advertised as the only vegetable preparation for kidney troubles. They claim to act directly on weakened kidney tissues and urinary organs, cleanse impurities, and rebuild strength for renewed life and vitality.
A vintage advertisement promotes Dr Jenner's Kidney Pills as a vegetable remedy for scalding urine backache kidney inflammation rheumatism nervousness loss of flesh sediment in urine renal calculi diabetes and Bright's disease. It claims the pills do not affect the bowels.
Local report details an incident at the Eagle Drag Store in Winnemucca Nevada involving Brown Bros. The brief item notes a spying-related disturbance and police response.
Notice to taxpayers from Humboldt County Nevada announces the 1901 state and county taxes due. Pay in full by December 2, 1901 or half by December 2 and half by June 2, 1902. Delinquency and ten percent penalty apply if unpaid after December 2. Poll taxes due with first payment at the County Treasury in Winnemucca. H. S. Gilbert, County Treasurer.
Telegrams report Henri Fournier set a one mile world record at Coney Island in 61.45 seconds. Queen Liliuokalani travels from the Orient to the East. San Francisco's mayor elect Schmitz itemizes campaign expenditures at 52.35. Sibyl Sanderson debuts with Maurice Grau Opera Company in Manon in San Francisco. Jeffries vs Ruhlin bout sparks blame and cynicism over boxing payoffs. Ellen M Stone and Mme Tsilka ransom talks in Sofia, with demands dropping to 20000 Turkish pounds, then 15000, depending on Dickinson’s funds. An advertisement offers 100 dollars for Catarrh cure from Hall’s firm with endorsements from West Truax and Kinnan Marvin.
An old advertisement touts Green's August Flower as the leading medicine for indigestion, biliousness, and general malaise. It claims to cleanse the system and regulate liver function with a few liquid doses, sold by Brown Bros. Drug Store, also promoting Kemp's Balgain with a guaranteed cure and trial sizes.
An advertisement endorses Boschee's German Syrup as the sole remedy for severe throat and lung troubles. It claims it heals tissue, destroys germs, reduces inflammation, eases coughing, aids sleep, and cures patients, recommending one bottle sold by Brown Bros. druggists and listed in Green's Prize Almanac.
An advertisement promotes the Home Gold Cure as a disease treatment for alcoholism. It claims the cure neutralizes poison, ends cravings, and can be used covertly in tea or coffee. Sold for one dollar with full directions and optional physician advice, mailed to any country from Philadelphia.
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