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Newspaper
Telegraph Herald
Location
Dubuque, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1909
Page
6
An illustrated mail order appeal promises a rupture cure with an appliance for men women or children. The ad urges readers to send a coupon to receive a booklet detailing the device prices and proofs from customers cured, claiming instant relief and inviting trial without salves or harnesses.
Correspondence lists multiple residents visiting family and friends in Iowa South Dakota Minnesota and Illinois. Guests include Mr and Mrs A J Shea of Dubuque Mr F M Chase and family bound for Hartley Ia and D P O Connor of Calmar with wife and kids over Sunday.
A parade of locals and relatives visit Delaware and Dyersville for Thanksgiving. Guests include Fred Woelchow with daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Gibbs and two sons, and Miss Julia Smith visiting Cedar Rapids relatives. Community events cover church bazaars.
A sensational notice from Jackson Michigan proclaims Dr J Lawrence Hill offers a trial mail package for a cure to consumption bronchitis and lung troubles. It promises rapid improvement of appetite flesh and health and urges readers with weak lungs to request the trial by mail.
A resident of Jackson Michigan seeks a large trial package from Dr J Lawrence Hill at 912 Hill Building, offering 20 cents to cover costs. The writer claims throat and lung issues and asks for the item in a plain sealed wrapper to test its efficacy. No full name or address provided.
An advertisement extols Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges as a practical daily remedy for bad breath rooted in stomach issues. The copy argues breath improves once the stomach is corrected and promotes the lozenges as a simple, ready solution sold for 25 cents a box with a free sample upon request.
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