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Newspaper
Townsend Messenger
Location
Townsend, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1895
Page
2
A compact critique notes pious appearances, wives turning to ambition, and the ease of sympathy for an unfortunate friend. It contrasts a kiss with love letters, jokes about law violations in Helena, and recalls college paths before millionaire sons. It ends by exaggerating editors sifting through endless copy.
Advert shows Parks Tea claimed to cleanse blood impurities and aid digestion. It promises daily bowel movement and improved strength. Sold by W. E. Tierney & Co.
Mrs Ballington Booth of Salvation Army fame vows to cut up new women sleeves to clothe ragged children. J K Fowler Corinne Mill official praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy calling it best in the market and urges trial with assurance of relief. For sale by Weston druggist.
An editor questions payment habits of readers while noting nonpayment by some. An agricultural paper suggests DeWitt’s Little Early Risers for headaches and indigestion. A girl on a bridge waved bloomers at an oncoming train, causing the engine to derail injuring the fireman.
An advertisement touts Parks tea as a headache remedy purifying blood improving complexion and aiding digestion and bowels daily. It also notes a claim that buttermilk kills cabbage worms and offers testimonials from daily drinkers of buttermilk.
The ad promises Parks Sure Cure will fix morning illness fatigue and dull eye, claims to treat Brigit's Disease, Diabetis and all kidney complaints. It offers a guaranteed cure or no cost and lists W. E. Tierney & Co as sellers.
An excerpt underscores a blunt advertising ethos urging constant repetition of name and location to ingrain in the public mind. It argues persistence ensures customers will instinctively seek the store, even in their sleep.
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