Air ship rumor and women’s health advice in a village
An old chronicle recalls a ship dropping cattle into Brest in the sixteenth century and a village wakes to a morning discovery. The text shifts to a medical appeal praising Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for uterine troubles, stressing confidential letters to Mrs. Pinkham and testimonials of relief.
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Brest
Desperado Gang Arrest Reported in Albuquerque Dispatch
A special dispatch from Albuquerque states national authorities have the Button gang in custody. The report suggests widespread distribution of Button boles in the area. Greece plans to buy 2,000 American horses for military use and is expected to secure them.
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Greece
Jacobs Oil Proclaimed Best Remedy for Pain
An advocacy piece argues that pain from rheumatism sciatica sprains and stiffness should be quickly treated with Jacobs Oil. It claims numerous complete cures and urges readers to choose the best remedy promptly to avoid delaying relief.
Honey Based Treats and Desserts From Historic Recipes
This text offers a collection of honey centric recipes including Honey Fruit Cake Honey Cookies Honey Ginger Snaps Honey Tea Cake and Honey Popcorn Balls with ingredients such as eggs butter flour and citrus notes. It also mentions English Plain Pudding and instructions for long boiling and preparation methods, reflecting early domestic culinary guidance.
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Ladies’ Home Journal
Patent Foot Powder and Health Remedies Notes
A vintage ad fragment promotes a foot powder for corns bunions and foot ailments with 25c price and free sample, listing Allen S. Olmsted of LeRoy New York as contact. It also includes testimonial style blurbs on Piso’s Cure, Mrs Winslow’s soothing syrup and calf raising cautions, all from midwestern and chicago sources.
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LeRoy, N. Y
Crnapemana
Swanson Rheumatic Cure Co
Chicago
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George Yeager
Portland
Ind
Sheena
Ron
Swanson
Matic Cure CO
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Remarkable Recovery After Diphtheria Paralysis
A Cumberland Maine man recalls a boy struck by diphtheria paralysis who worsened until near collapse. After trying many remedies, Hood's Sarsaparilla halted symptoms, revived appetite, and by three months the boy attended school part time and regained strength.
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Alderman Camp Gains 22 Pounds in Five Weeks
Macomb Alderman Louis W. Camp reports dramatic health recovery after using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. He claims a 22 pound gain in five weeks, with physician and notary attestations confirming improved digestion appetite and overall fitness.
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Louis W. Camp
Mr. Camp
Ill
I W. Camp
Caermes
Amuel Russell
M. D
W. W. Meloan
Carriage Placement Urged To Protect Paint From Stable Ammonia
A notice warns keep carriages away from stables to avoid ammonia exposure that could damage paintwork. Authorities advise locating vehicles with care to prevent chemical transfer and deterioration.
Names for Seed Co Prodigy Aims at Contest Prize
Salzer Seed Co offers a $400 prize for naming their 17 inch corn and White Oat prodigy. Send this notice with 10 cents in stamps to LaCrosse Wisconsin to receive a free seed catalogue and eleven farm seed samples valued at $10. Also notes sheep need ample drinking time and to avoid tank shortages.
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Salzer Seed Co
John A. Salzer Seed Co
LaCrosse
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C.n
Rock salt and Mother Gray’s powders touted as cures
An old advertisement extols rock salt for lickable stock and claims Mother Gray’s Sweet Powders cure feverishness stomach troubles teeth disorders and worms. It promises testimonials, claims universal failure avoidance, and lists druggists as sellers with a sample offer.
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Mother Gray
New York
Short Tails and Reins Indicate a Supply Shortage
A clipped note suggests a strained stock of common sense amid cold conditions. It references a terse forecast and limited practical resources facing the region.
Music as sanity cure sparks homoeopathic debate
A scientist argues that insanity can be cured by music while admitting involvement with homeopathy and ongoing study of the hand organ issue. The claim frames a broader conflict between music therapy and alternative medicine in mental health discourse.
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F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
FJ. Cheney
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Kivnas & Marvin
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