Free to you sisters home remedy advertise ment
An offer claims a ten day free home treatment for women with ailments like leucorrhea and irregular menses. It promises no doctor visits, lists a personal address in Notre Dame Indiana, and urges sending name and address for a trial plus a free copy of a book on women’s health. The tone is promotional and aimed at all women seeking self cures.
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Airain
M. Summers
Ese
Notre Dame
Ind
Chicago News
Old Guard
Haarlem
Evankind
Ril
Warren
York
Mare
Holland Medicine Co
Scranton
Allen
Jon
Gas relief tips and odd clipping from newspapers
A collage of advertisements and brief notices includes CAS CARETS gas relief claims, Allen’s Foot-Ease free offer, a Portland cement barrel accident with two workers, and quips from The New York Press on bachelor reflections. It weaves product pitches with small-town gag lines and clipped news briefs.
Witness dog refuses to speak as major crime trial unfolds
In a historic superior criminal court proceeding a dog named Major appeared as a star witness against Charles Nesbery. The state argued Major was under the law since the officer was bitten during a fire investigation. Major remained silent, wagging his tail, prompting contempt warnings and eventual excusal of Nesbery, who then testified that Sullivan was a trespasser in his home. Nesbery described Sullivan entering at about 8 am on March 18 as Major and Flossie chewed lamb nearby.
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Elon
Superior Criminal Court
Amed
Dut Wise
Charles Neszery
Neszery
Major
Hill
de Courcy
Nestery
Sullivan
Flossie
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement by Marion Resident
A Marion Indiana resident, Hilder A Pickerill, confirms a before and after improvement in kidney related pain after using Doan's Kidney Pills. The testimonial notes dullness, back pain, and health restoration, with a 1906 public endorsement cited. The ad claims nationwide availability at 50 cents per box via Foster Milburn Co. and Chicago News sourcing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilder A. Pickerill
Fourth St
Marion
Ind
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. XY
Reading In Properti From Tit Bits
The patient after a hopeful line promises tomorrow’s meal, but nurse and doctor insist restraint. Two hours later a frantic plea emerges as the patient asks for a postage stamp to read, illustrating humor in hospital routine and patient appetite.
Eczema Cured After Cuticura Treatment Says Ark. Man
Henry Searle of Little Rock Arkansas endured a year of severe itching and scaly skin with red pimples. After two to three Cuticura Ointment applications and continued use with Cuticura Soap and Pills he was completely cured. Sola Props of Cuticura Remedies Boston.
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Bezemmn
Deapai
Cathurn
Mim
Henry Searle
Little Rock
Ark
Curse and tragedy haunt Holy Terror mine saga
A long account recounts the Holy Terror mine near Keystone tied to Mrs Franklin’s maledictions and a string of deaths and misfortune from 1895 to later years. It details Franklin Fayal Blair and associated owners, fatal accidents, bankruptcies, and litigation endangering the mining venture.
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Thomas & A Ne
Willd B. Frankpol
Lewin
Keyeto Etone
Franklin
Holy Terror
Thomas C. Blair
Mr. Franklin
Reid
Mra. O'Keefe
Blair
Mra
al" Shoemaker
Franklin and Blair
John
Pranklin
George
Charles Kipp
Amsbury
Washington
Leaves the bench to sweep streets in St Louis
Thomas Stanton of East St. Louis, former police magistrate earning $100 a month, resigns to work as a street sweeper at $1.50 a day for health reasons and better living. He says the job improves his health and that he prefers it to medicine and doctors. He is known in baseball umpiring circles in Texas, Pacific Northwestern leagues, and minor leagues in Dunolis and other areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Thomas Stanton
East St. Louis
Stanton
Staunton
Dunolis
Indiana
Munyon's Paw-Paw Pills Promote Digestive Relief
Historical ad style item touts Munyon's Paw-Paw Pills as best stomach and liver remedy for indigestion, biliousness, and headaches. Includes unrelated ballad verse about the ideal wife and domestic life, reflecting period publisher miscellany alongside medicinal promotion.
Tobacco in Kentucky Mountaine and Creek Bottoms
Report from Lexington and Louisville suggests a record Burley tobacco season. Central and northern Kentucky lead, eastern mountain counties join as prices rise under Burley Society promotion. Farmers plan bed planting, raft shipments to Frankfort or Louisville, and a widespread tobacco outlook across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Mountaine
Lexington
Louisville
Owsley
Frankfort
Prominent Men End Coffee Use With Postum Testimony
A southern public schools superintendent recounts his mother’s long heart trouble and stomach complaints improved after switching from coffee to Postum. He notes the family’s health gains, including fewer headaches and better overall condition, attributing the change to Postum use. A note invites readers to read The Road to Wellville and asks if they’ve ever read the above letter.
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Postum
Wellville
Backache remedy claims victory in Rockland testimony
A Rockland Maine reader credits Lydia E Pinkham s Vegetable Compound with curing long standing backache after three bottles. The ad cites relief by reaching the root of female weakness, invites readers to consult Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts, and touts widespread unsolicited testimonials.
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Rockland
Maine
Lydia F. Pinkham
Lydia B. Pinkham
With Young
Columbia Avenue
Lydia
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
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Nesses
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Mars
Allen S
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le Roy
Portland Oregonian
J. G. Schmidt
East Fifteenth
East Ankeny
Schmidt
Otto Kleemann
New York Press
Figtland Medicine Co
Keranton
Enee
Owen
FacSizaiz
Bears
Castoria
Fermanent
Willie
Boston Transcript
Flena
Curse
Ming
Nevada
Martin Angers
van Norden
Humtboldt Valley
Stanley Piper
United States Biological Survey
Hamelin
Sam
Piper
Or 2
Humboldt Valley
Atipari
Raat Ue Alka Ee
Dotara
the Christian Advocate
Harper's Weekly
Baltimore American
Birmingham
Herala
Hagerstown
Capitol
Springfeld
Orten
Sioux City
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