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Newspaper
The Old Abe Eagle
Location
White Oaks, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1895
Page
3
An advertisement touts Baco-Curo as a purely vegetable remedy to end tobacco use. It promises cessation without withdrawal, claims an iron clad guarantee or money back, and offers a 30 day treatment for $1 or three boxes for $2.50 with mail order from Hareka Chemical & Mig Co in La Crosse Wisconsin.
The letter from CW Homnick of Saint Paul Minnesota dated September 7 1899 praises Baco-Lure a tobacco cure from Eureke Chemical Company. He states years of heavy smoking 15 to 20 cigars daily caused nervous strain and craving. After three weeks on the preparation the craving disappeared and he reports perfect health and strong relief from tobacco dependence.
A miner from the west is feted in New York by distinguished citizens who host him with the best in the shop. He ages through the crowd and asks for a simple meal, requesting corned beef and cabbage and a square meal after a long month.
A Lake View tea gathering shifts to religion and hymn singing when a loud knock interrupts with a call for help. Weary Waggles arrives seeking a meal after a two day jobless spell, leaving the party unsettled but touched by the visit and a modest weight gain.
A fragment from the Washington Star shows a conversation where Barbara asks her mother for hot water with mustard to save her foot and Winnie is mentioned as dinner. The lines reveal plans to walk downtown and prepare supper with superheated blankets.
A brief exchange shows Brocked, an affable stranger, offering plumbor supplies and a potential deal. The Polite Plumbor declines, citing they already have billheads sufficient for future needs.
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