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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1886
Page
8
An old item promotes Dr King’s New Discovery and Parmitee Worm Candies with testimonials from B S Webb. Claims include quick worm cure for children, relief from fevers and digestive complaints, and general health improvements. Warns against worms and poor diet, pricing at 25 cents per box. Advertising language imitates period journalism.
An 19th century advertisement touts Parmelee's Blood Medicine as a cheerful health tonic. It claims to improve digestion, cleanse the blood, purify bodily functions, and cure ailments like pimples and unspecified disorders, urging readers to stay happy and healthy.
Reader caution notes warn against questionable remedies for dyspepsia headache indigestion and liver kidney issues. An advertisement touts Parmeter Dye tablets and King’s New Discovery with asserted cures and a Bell of testimonials, urging purchases at 25 cents per tablet and wholesale prices from Webb.
An ad promotes Irn tees Blood Vurifir for coughs and respiratory ills at 110 per bottle sold from a New York address. It claims Arkers etch Remely offers “pic tive care” and rapid relief, advertising cures for coughs croup asthma and consumption.
Bucklen Arnica Salve touted as the world's best for cuts bruises ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands and corns. Sold by B S Webbs with money back guarantee if not cured. Price 25 cents per box.
A distressed captain aboard a ply boat near Atlantic Giant N Y sought relief from coughing and exhaustion. He tried King’s New Discovery for Consumption, reporting strong relief and renewed strength after using the remedy. The evidence cites Dr King’s therapy and a local drugstore in the Coleman household era.
Notice in 1900s style announces council action to resweep river street and adjacent alleys for street improvement. Objections invited at a public meeting set for early July. copy of resolutions available in the clerk's office. publication required for four consecutive weeks.
Fragmented OCR shows a public asset notice from State of Minnesota with defendants Loria M. Rover and others. Mentions circuit court, various dates, property description, and legal actions related to a civil case and public sale procedure. Names and places are garbled. core intent is a court filing for a property or civil action with forthcoming actions.
The garbled notice mentions various treatments and cures amid references to poverty and illness. Names and phrases are unclear, but the text centers on claimed remedies and patient suffering, with sporadic capitalized terms suggesting a pharmaceutical or therapeutic ad from a past publication.
The passage lists numerous ailments and vague symptoms including diabetes, nervousness, frequent flow, and bile related issues. It suggests a remedy and mentions large bottles, naming a supposed cure that promises to meet many health concerns.
Fragmented extract mentions trials in medicine and new discoveries at places with invented terms. It references Joliet, Bromeliitte, and Bromeliitte like sites, with uncertain names and phrases about sending submissions and plans for planetary insight. The text seems incomplete and exploratory rather than a clear news item.
A garbled text advertises Shiloh Coranh Nemeaty and Revigrs Liver Relief as remedies for coughs, headaches, sallow skin, and consumption. It lists price points and multiple druggists, promising trial bottles and free nasal injections with orders, typical of late 19th or early 20th century patent medicine ads. The piece imitates medical tone with dubious efficacy and several brand names.
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