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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1884
Page
7
An advertisement extols Home Relief as a cure for diphtheria, catarrh, colic, cholera morbus, and wounds, claiming rapid healing and immediate relief. It also touts Hatchs Universal Cough Syrup and Dr A Mavis Family Pills as top remedies, with claims of kidney and liver regulation and blood purification, urging purchase from local druggists.
A notary records H Goethius a resident of Titusville states severe rheumatism confined to bed rest and relief after one dose of Wilsons Lightning Remedy. He claims the medicine cured him and believes it will do all the proprietor claimed. Sworn before J T Hotpex Notary Public on November 30, 1881.
A dated block of patent medicine notices from Creery Tres Tr in Varayee Co Pennsylvania and nearby towns. It touts Wilson's Lightning Remedy for rheumatism, Home Relief for burns, Hatch's Universal Cough Syrup, Dr A H Navis Family Pills, and Teething relief with morphine? statements. For sale by local druggists with testimonials and endorsements from various merchants and justice of the peace signer.
In Manchester a lecture by Leo Grindon estimates 10,009 of 100,000 known flowering plants are dangerous to humans while 5,000 are poisonous. London fogs stem from coal combustion. experts urge purification. D Nowitz links forests to salmon stocks. E A Ormerod notes daddy long-legs crop damage. hairdressers may spread premature baldness. Coal-tar dyes show low mortality in Hochst workers. Paris bureau boasts superb metrological precision. A new potato species Solarum chroudi found near River Plate. Swiss lake dwellers yield rich bronze relics. wall papering offered by Wendlebee on Liberty Street.
A 19th century tonic ad touts Brown's Iron Bitters as a remedy for bilious liver, weak blood, and nervous debility. It claims iron enriches circulation, restores color, and provides strength, urging druggists to sell at a dollar per bottle for those fatigued and unwell.
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