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Newspaper
The Democratic Press
Location
Eaton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1863
Page
4
An aged fragment touts Dr Bakers Pain Panacea as a cure all for numerous ailments including diarrhea liver complaints fever canker sore mouth and weak eyes. It warns of counterfeit sales and asserts health benefits and endorsements from a purchaser witness, dated 1837.
An 1897 testimonial from Darke County reports immediate relief from bilious colic after using Pain Pan. The writer, William Wiles, claims his wife suffered stomach distress until the remedy provided relief and credits the product with curing multiple ailments.
A garbled medical chronicle notes multiple ailments and remedies in a local area. References a severe attack of dinrrluwe, fevers, cholera, cramps and pains. mentions a Panacea, a Dr. Stoddard, and a call for large supplies of remedies as claims of success circulate amid widespread distress.
A Bath County Kentucky man, Jolta Bradley, long afflicted with cancer, claims he found relief after using Dr. Hanne's Paraceay Shick. The testimonial, dated October 25, 1858, from R A Caldwell of Wrowea, notes successful treatment and urges keeping the remedy on hand.
An 1858 testimonial from Magen Hasuxaeseas Beroken Co Kentucky praising Dr Baker's Pain Panacea as effective for horse scratches and several diseases. The note claims wide usefulness, mentions limited stock and potential sales, and is signed by A J Scoville & Co of Chickamatt Allen in October 1858.
In a letter to Messrs A L Beaton & Co the writer denounces sensational medical claims in newspapers. He cites remedies like Low Pills Plaster Liniments and a tonic as unprofessional and dangerous, sharing cases of consumption and persistent coughs to argue against dubious advertisements.
An OCR fragment lists various old time items such as watches and tonics with prices and broad claims. It references Sarsaparilla extract, purifying tonics, and restoration rhetoric, mingling product names with vague medical promises and antique shop language.
A historical discussion asserts scrofula or Kings Evil is a constitutional issue that corrupts the body and may erupt as lesions. It notes hereditary onset across generations, impacts liver and glands, and claims illness weakens life and invites other diseases. It warns against reliance on unlisted medicines and urges blood cleansing, proper food, and exercise.
From recent surveys, Lloyd's maps claim extensive engravings and low prices. The notices promise refunds on unsold maps and urge wholesale agents across states and abroad. Mentions Kentucky Ohio Indiana Illinois and Mississippi River maps with military relevance and Navy approval notes.
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