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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1912
Page
10
An advertisement extols a remedy named Porlo Hicas New Wonder and a fountain of cures touted by J. John ston & Co. It claims instant relief for digestive troubles, improved appetite, stronger digestion, and richer blood. Names like Hart OP Mate and J.J. Kilopp appear as endorsers or sellers.
An old fashioned health advertorial extols tested cures and wellbeing. It promotes a mysterious remedy with mentions of pills and “Loom” cure agents in Hutlato New York while urging readers to value health over trivial complaints and to follow the advertised regimen. The piece emphasizes belief in reputation and necessity of taking the other treasure of good health.
A renowned physician advertises free treatment for chronic diseases and nervous disorders to all in distress. He claims to cure many ailments with his system and offers ongoing care, promising relief within sixty days, and to explain care to patients and relatives at no cost. He also notes his methods include surgeries and diagnostic tests, and provides guidance on measuring cooking fats.
Annual bargain runs Dec 31 to Jan 1 1914 offering The Daily Capital for 21 dollars for the year if subscribed now. Notes include free balance of year, features like cartoons and Women’s Page, and urges readers to sign up at the officer. (Names, dates, and precise terms refined from the text.)
Quoted moral maxims urge thrift and integrity as paths to happiness and independence. A fragment recounts a story of a man who kept his word, and a heartbroken plea from sixty years ago ends with the man’s death yesterday.
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