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Newspaper
The Lancaster Ledger
Location
Lancaster, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1903
Page
4
A courtroom exchange centers on a witness questioned about the man’s reputation for truth. The witness declines to answer, citing potential discrimination, while the defense attorney probes the meaning of veracity. The scene echoes a broader column of humor and quick witted remarks from Chicago Tribune and Chums.
Dr J O Meritt reports a stomach ulcer case cured after electric bitters. The patient suffered violent hemorrhages but improved from the first dose and has had no attack in 14 months. Electric Bitters are guaranteed for dyspepsia indigestion constipation and kidney troubles. Available for 50 cents at Crawford Bros and J F Mackey & Co.
A Huntington storekeeper faced a teasing child asking for empty boxes cards almanacs bottles and senses with the clerk denying each request until an outburst ended with the boy fleeing. An Exchange quip notes a man who squeezes a dollar never squeezes his wife and implies local women are not buying ribs as noted in a subscription book.
A single remedy advertisement promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets as a cure all for cords with a money back guarantee. The claim highlights E. W. Grove’s signature on every box as a mark of authenticity and effectiveness.
A humorous tale unfolds around a physician and tavern keeper. After a night of whiskey and meals, the physician discovers a surprise bill. In the morning the doctor’s own five dollar receipted bill stuns the keeper as the tale ends with the doctor brandishing the bill.
A Washington Presbyterian family debates infant baptism as a grandmother insists the child be baptized immediately. The boy Thad asks if he must be baptized and shows calm acceptance, comparing it to a medical experience. The Newport Republican editor teases a future fame over his pointed paragraphs.
A historical notice highlights Foley's Kidney Cure marketed to improve kidney and bladder function. The claim centers on restoring organ health and relief from related discomfort, reflecting period medical advertising language and confidence in patent remedies.
A humorous snippet contrasts an Irish hotel tale with American boasts of wealth by Latimer and Tillman. The piece mocks public men who flaunt copper mine fortunes, warning of rising cynicism and urging vigilance against corruption in political circles.
An OCR damaged ad from Verbenn Alabama markets a dubious cure all for skin issues. It claims Jadkson's Amid Salve cures inflammation and pain and mentions various products and remedies. The text promotes a Bleed Balm Co. and sketchy medical claims with inconsistent names and locations.
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