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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1903
Page
10
An advertisement extols Peruna 15 as a universal remedy used by men and women for catarrhal ailments. It cites testimonials from readers and mentions various towns and doctors endorsing the medicine, claiming it improved appetite and digestion and restored health after use.
A garbled report mentions illnesses and a search for relief from chronic ailments. References to perin, calorysh, and cold symptoms hint at respiratory or nasal issues. Personal accounts praise or trial remedies, with names and places obscured, suggesting a local anecdotal health column aboard a period paper.
A string of testimonial letters tout Peruna for catarrh and related ailments. Readers describe dramatic relief after using the tonic, with claims of improved vision, energy, and overall health. The notices promote a broad chorus of supportive opinions from women across multiple towns.
The fragment describes doctors attempting treatment with remedies that often fail. A quoted critic notes that Peruna seems to cure some patients but adds a wary view of long hospital stays and varied results. The passage hints at chronic illness and debates over effectiveness.
Mrs Brink of Michigan Ave Bt Joseph Mich recounts illness after cold wet weather and diving mishap. She credits Peruna with restoring health after three bottles, while warning against neglect of remedies and noting persistent distress and radical relief claims.
A flood of grateful letters extols Peruna as a cure for catarrh and related ailments. Women recount relief from persistent symptoms after using Peruna, with testimonials reporting restored appetite, vitality, and general well being.
An old notice features Mrs Anna of Brooklyn praising Purana medicine for headache and backache relief after months of illness. The testimonial cites improvements in general health and mentions references to Permie the acknowledgred and Dr Thirtmay, with a book on remedies by Permie the pul. The text reads like an advertisement for Purana medicine and its medical claims.
A letter from United States Senator Sullivan of Brusalsaippi discusses a cold like gatarrh. The missive describes symptoms, a trial treatment, and a hopeful improvement, recommending the remedy for similar ailments.
A veteran writer known as the Soldier's Poet endorses Peruna, recounting long struggle with chronic catarrh and weak eyesight. He explains past futile treatments and weight loss before trying Peruna, noting relief after seven bottles and weighing 172 pounds, urging others to consider the remedy.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Elizabeth Uber and trial context with unclear details. No coherent event, date, or entities beyond names. Unable to extract a clear headline or factual summary from the damaged source.
The fragment asserts that people who undergo an unspecified intervention with Hiseian methods will be permanently cured. No corroborating details, no named organizations, dates, or individuals are provided.
Testimonies from Bertin At and Delaney Young describe relief from chronic catarrh after using Penuna. Letters from Washington and fictional locations praise the remedy, claiming renewed health and youth after years of suffering.
A garbled advertisement seeks readers’ attention with claims of relief from monthly pain and other conditions. It cites endorsements from A Moreland of Mt Moreland and references Lorain treatment, promising relief though the text is largely unreadable and inconsistent.
An article touts Peruna 15 as a spring medicine to purify the blood cleanse the system and aid digestion. It argues to choose the right medicine and mentions symptoms like fatigue sleepiness indigestion and nervousness. The piece asserts Peruna 15 is adapted to the case and never fails to please.
A Georgia congressman and others in Congress back Peruna as an excellent tonic and stomach remedy. Livingston, from the Industrial Commission, joins Wheeler and other prominent figures in praising the patent medicine as superior to rivals. The endorsement emphasizes Peruna as a trusted health product without the unlikely claims.
A 19th century panacea advertisement claims catarrh stems from stomach issues, traces to nerves and digestion, and can be cured by a Persian Pennimen remedy. It cites women with digestive trouble misattributing symptoms, urges readers to take the medicine and see relief, naming The Peruna Medicine Co. along with testimonials and locations.
Fragmentary ad text touts a new remedy for chronic catarrh and pelvic issues. It features patient testimonials from Rosa Gerling andMrs Town, with mention of remedies, cures, and savings. The piece showcases medical claims and promotional language common to era patent medicines.
A garbled tract promotes Dr Marian’s claimed universal cure for female ailments and catarrh, citing a physician endorsement and free medical advice. It asserts widespread success and urges women to seek the remedy, listing Columbus Ohio and a Marlena vanitatum office, with a call for orders and testimonials.
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