Kidney diseases cured offer gives hope to sufferers
Many persons have suffered for years with kidney disease and tried every remedy with little relief. Do not despair. we offer a grand opportunity to become well.
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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1901
Page
4
Many persons have suffered for years with kidney disease and tried every remedy with little relief. Do not despair. we offer a grand opportunity to become well.
An advertisement touts Dr Jenner's Kidney Pills as the sole vegetable preparation for kidney troubles. It says the pills act on weakened kidney tissues, cleanse impurities, and rebuild vessels to restore vitality and health.
An old advertisement promotes Dr Jenner's Kidney Pills as a vegetable remedy for urinary and renal issues including scalding urine backache inflammation rheumatism nervousness loss of flesh sediment in urine renal calculi and Bright's disease. It claims the pills do not affect the bowels and lists price options 10 25 and 50 cents with sale through retailers.
Fragmentary OCR mentions prompt service and a Main Street address with a $5 order reference. No clear event, person, organization, or date is identifiable.
Notice of dissolution of the co part nership between Louis Clerou and Pierre Noque engaged in the sheep business in Humboldt county Nevada and Malheur county Oregon. The partnership ends by division of property and settlement of debts on October 1 1901 with signatures of both parties.
A collage of jokes and quips, from puns about cops and piano lessons to nosy neighbors, paired with early 20th century ads. Notable lines tease misheard names, royal puns, and a medical pitch for Hall's Catarrh Cure, ending with stamp of product cures and cautions.
A sensational nineteenth century medical ad extols Snuffles as the guaranteed cure for catarrh and hay fever, promising complete treatment for one dollar with prepaid delivery. Testimonials claim relief from cholera morbus and dyspepsia cures, alongside Brown Bros. as distributors and other products.
The text presents a panicked fundraising pitch claiming General Grosvenor donated his book proceeds to a McKinley Monument Fund. It promises profits from selling millions of copies and urges readers to act as order takers, offering a potential yearly contract and manager role. It includes a call to mail stamps for an elegant prospectus.
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