Kidney Diseases Cured Hopeful Offer
Many persons suffered for years with kidney disease and found little relief. The article promises a grand opportunity to become well and urges not to despair.
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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1901
Page
4
Many persons suffered for years with kidney disease and found little relief. The article promises a grand opportunity to become well and urges not to despair.
The advertisement promotes Dr Jenner's Kidney Pills as the only vegetable preparation for kidney troubles. It claims the pills act on weakened kidney tissues and blood vessels to cleanse impurities and rebuild strength, restoring vitality long mourned as lost.
An 19th century advertisement touts Dr Jenner's Kidney Pills as a vegetable remedy for scalding urine backache inflammation of kidneys rheumatism nervousness loss of flesh sediment in urine renal calculi diabetes and Bright's disease claiming no bowel action.
Notice from Humboldt County Nevada to taxpayers by County Treasurer Gilbert. Taxes for fiscal year 191 year due now. Pay full by December 2 1901 or half by December 2 1901 and remaining by June 2 1902. Delinquent after December 2 1901 with ten percent added. Poll taxes due with first payment. Office: County Treasurer Winnemucca Nevada. District: Humboldt County.
Nineteen ore cars from Tonopah pass Reno bound for San Francisco and then Everett. A test run at Kinkead mill may trigger mass installation. Salt Lake group pays $12,000, appoints F J Siebert as general manager. Wander ing Bay shaft to be sunk with ore. DeLamar mine reports free gold and Hog Pen ledge shows potential, milling $13,000,000 so far.
An old practitioner announces a new treatment for catarrh named SNUFFLES claiming it cures by addressing the disease at its source. Priced at one dollar with two months of internal and external medicines, it promises relief from discharge and inflammation and also eases hay fever and head colds. The ad guarantees cure if directions are followed and offers free expert guidance after purchase from Dept. D 647 Ed win B Giles Co Philadelphia.
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup claimed to relieve teething pain and diarrhoea in children. The ad described fast relief, a pleasant taste, and credited the product to a long-standing physician and nurses. It advertised nationwide sales at twenty five cents per bottle through druggists.
Instructions to remove a troublesome corn or bunion by soaking, paring without drawing blood, and applying Chamberlains Pain Balm twice daily. Wear a corn plaster for a few days to protect from the shoe. Pain Balm also advertised as a general liniment for sprains bruises lameness and rheumatism sold by Brown Bros Druggists.
A period ad extols jewels and treats health as a woman’s concern. It promotes Dr Bosehee’s German Syrup to arrest early consumption and heal bronchial lungs and tubes, claiming it as a certain cure for coughs and colds. It directs readers to Brown Bros. druggists for Green’s remedies and almanac.
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