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Newspaper
Sioux County Herald
Location
Orange City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1912
Page
9
In a crowded bazaar a poor man and his sweetheart press a pendant sale to pay debt and hide a deception. The man pleads honesty as the woman weighs a costly gift and a possible future sealed by a risky act of love.
An old patent medicine claim urges readers to dissolve one ounce of Ascptazone in a gallon of warm water and give a tablespoon in each quart of drinking water. It promises to cure and prevent cholera bowel trouble rain colds and canker.
Advertised home remedy claims to relieve stomach liver and kidney troubles with improved appetite and energy. It touts fast relief from coughs colds and asthma and warns against substitutes while citing endorsements from De Kruif Lubbers and A J Jones of Chico California.
Dr. C. H. Ellsworth of Rochester New York endorses Foley Kidney Pills claiming immediate relief and renewed strength for kidney and bladder troubles. Lawrenceville Missouri resident Robert W Herter reports using three bottles provided permanent relief after trying three other remedies. Both endorsements come from De Kruif and Lubbers with no further medical corroboration.
An old advertisement claims Foley Kidney Pills cured a Canton Ohio man’s kidney trouble easing back pain headaches and dizziness after using the product as directed. The note includes testimonial wording urging others to try the pills and to trust the brand.
An old print ad mix promotes Bucklen's Arnica Salve to cure piles and other ailments while advocating Foley Kidney Pills for backache and rheumatism. It touts healing, toning effects and claims no harmful drugs, urging purchase at De Kruif & Lubbers.
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