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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1893
Page
3
An 1890s promotional feature extols Pink Pills for weakness and nerves and Rown’s Iron Bitters for vigor. The piece credit s referrals to Oakville doctors and expands to advertise sample bottles and national circulation via the World’s Fair. It includes testimonials and directions to obtain the remedies through local druggists and the Raleigh Chronicle office.
A reporter notes claims that Pink Pills r ce Poe and Skl Ow complexions cure all toe trese peculiar to the ferale ce toe. The piece discusses a proprietor, Mr Connor, and references Syrop of Figs as a gentle remedy for grippe and colds, offered by California druggists.
Fragments describe an offer to send material free of charge via Raleigh and a Christian organization. The text is garbled but indicates an unsolicited religious mailing or pamphlet distribution effort.
A historical ad touts a Dr g New Discovery for consumption claiming it helps coughs and chest issues with refunds if not satisfactory. J Y McRae's rag store offers large bottles at 50 cents. Also advertised King s New Life Pills and Salve with a guarantee of satisfaction or refund.
The excerpt presents a jumble of early 20th century trade pitches and medical claims. It promotes metal goods, pills, balms, and remedies with testimonials, including Ayers Pills and Ely's Cream Balm, with scattered references to customers and locations like New York and Manitoba.
Fragmentary notice mentions conditions including sore throat and lameness among passengers or crew. Details are garbled with times around 5 am to 10 am and names like Smith and Mourmre appear in a terse transit context. The readable elements suggest a health or travel incident noted in a transit or station record.
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