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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1903
Page
7
A two year struggle with back pains and exhaustion ends with relief after Lydia E. Pinkham's medicine. The writer reports better sleep appetite and ability to perform daily tasks without further help from doctors. The note credits the remedy for her renewed health.
A colonial era recipe excerpt details preparing quince and lemon flavors for a baked pudding, plus a vegetable mold with apples and cauliflower. It also includes pumpkin preserve with ginger, English honey cakes with butter and flour, and a New York bun serving note.
The article offers old fashioned advice on stain removal and fabric care. It discusses ammonia for cloth and silk stains, wrapping fabric to avoid sun damage, and drying methods. It also notes preserving wool and silk, rotating stored items, and avoiding certain plush covers in antique homes.
A dated advertising note urges keeping Peruna in every home especially where children are present. It stresses readiness before illness, claims preventive benefits for catarrhal affections, and portrays Peruna as a safeguard against disease with strong claims of saving lives and protecting families.
A 1904 advertisement extols Peruna as a remedy for children’s colds preventing croup bronchitis and rheumatism. Letters from Mrs Brown and Albert Lietzman claim cures and lifelong use. It urges prompt Peruna use, offers a free Peruna Almanac, and directs readers to Dr Hartman in Columbus Ohio.
Mrs Schafer of St Louis writes that her puny four year old daughter Alice improved after using Peruna tonic and that her husband and baby son also benefited. She praises the medicine and notes no doctor has been needed since starting Peruna.
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