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Newspaper

The Progress

Location

Shreveport, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1898

Page

3

Why the Paper Collapsed and The Need for Officers

A Pittsburgh Dispatch Manila excerpt laments a faltering young newspaper run at a loss of 80 dollars weekly due to frugal cost control and cigars. It also notes Captain Parker urging more cadets and three academies to supply 2,200 officers for a 400,000 man army, plus a physician’s retiring honesty about medicine cases.

Stussell Saga Mr. Sage Daniel Drew New York Letter Pittsburg Dispatch West Point Parker West Point Academy Galen Pyek

Gold Rush Tales and a Rheumatism Cure

An 1897 Bluffs Iowa recollection recounts the Klondike gold rush hardships and warns seekers to heed past dangers. A man named Adan Vangundy credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with curing his rheumatism after extensive trials, swearing to testify to the pills’ efficacy. The sworn statement, dated September 29, 1897, is presented as proof of the pills’ merit.

Bluffs Esekera Klondike Adan Vangundy Bluffs, Tb Anil Iat Board of Frusteca Terview A. D Frasxuis

Truth and Freedom in the Face of War and Inquiry

A collage of quotes and ad blurbs on truth, freedom, cures, patent ads, and early 20th century commerce. It references Rev J Lloyd Jones, Dr Kline, Cascarets, Piso’s Cure, patent law firm Vowles Byrne, and Thibet geography with historical commentary from the Boston Transcript.

J. Lloyd Jones Unitarian Chicago Vowles & Byrne Broadway N. Y

Fragmented Ad Copy on Health and Habits

A string of 19th century style advertisements extols tonics and patent medicines. Mentions Dr C J Moffett, No-To-Bac and Casearets, with claims of cures for digestion, skin, catarrh and tobacco habit. Includes promotional lines and pricing, typical of era.

No Woman Is Exempt From Health Advice Ad

An appeal promotes regular female health and treats painful menstruation and leucorrhea with Lydia E Pinkham remedies. Miss TruDe Sixes of Eldred Pa vouches for the product and Sanative Wash, noting improved nerves and vitality. Mrs Pinkham invites women to write from Lynn Mass for guidance.

Lydia E. Pinkham

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