Pat Roach Finds Fortune and a Home After War Raid
In 1864 a hungry Irish boy named Pat Roach wanders Kentucky after toiling toward fortune. He is hosted by Mrs Stanton and her daughter Jennie who hide two thousand dollars from marauders. Pat helps by washing boots for Capt Jones and returns the money safely, earning a place in the Stanton household and a chance at education and a future.
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Way Fever Cure Claim From Ely Cream Balm Ad
A Lee Mass farmer Duhamel Clark praises Ely's Cream Balm stating a single application cured him in fifteen minutes after trying for fifteen years. The ad promotes the balm as a universal cure with price at fifty cents and claims it treats sick headache indigestion and related ailments. Additional remedies cited include Dr Baxter Mindrake Bitters H Dawes Elixir and Henry Johnsons Arnica Liniment with local sale by Johnson Siegfied in Warren Pennsylvania.
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