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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1891
Page
6
A humorous Pine street scene shows Georgie dodging his mother's calls while two boys watch from a knothole as she threatens discipline. A second item recounts a dangerous gun mishap where a husband fires a loaded relic in his garden, injuring his wife who was at the window, then collapsing beside him.
A reprint protests hen feed fads that claim to boost laying. It contrasts oats versus corn, lime and shells, ventilation, airtight coops, and loose runs, noting the abundance of conflicting advice. The piece mocks sensational claims and warns against dictating a hen’s diet without understanding the bird.
An advertisement extolls Dr. Greene s Nervara as a pure vegetable cure for epilepsy St Vitus dance hysteria and other nervous disorders It cites testimonials from parents including Mrs W O Hirencoux and Emma Sweeney claiming the medicine cured their children It invites free consultation and promises symptom forms and advice by mail Also mentions a charitable dividend by the Duke of Portland and a renewed offer for a horse disease treatise advertisement and Bradford s new bank Banca Italiane in Mead Street for Italian depositors
A claimed day scale cure for rheumatism and neuralgia known as the Mystic Cure is advertised as radical and rapid. The ad asserts the treatment removes the cause and disease, with first dose providing immediate benefit, priced at 75 cents and sold by L G Noyes & Co. druggists in Warren, Pa. The piece also notes insured losses claim providence and a critical remark on the cost of raising a boy.
Advertisement touts Dr Miles Pills as a universal cure for biliousness torpid liver constipation and piles claiming speed and equal suitability for men women and children. It promotes 30 doses for 25 cents and a free trial at Morris & Mullen’s drug store. Also promotes various beverage and patent medicine claims and a catalog of health tonics.
POR Enterprise notes the LG Ness & Co promote Dr Lee Liver Regulator for liver and blood issues. Claims cure for biliousness and chronic cough with a 5 or 60 cent price, and offers a free trial bottle.
Morris and Mullen promote perseverance as the secret of success while offering Dr Miles Heart Cure and Nervine testimonials. They advertise perfumeries and medicines, claim high sales, and cite a Boston man endorsing two classes of discomforts, one solvable and one not.
Dr Mile’s New Heart Cure claims to revolutionize heart disease treatment with quick relief from short breath chest pains and edema. The advertisement touts cures for nervous disorders, sells Restorative Nervine for headaches fits and opium habit, and offers a free book on Heart and Nervous Diseases by Morris & Mullen.
An ad claims Dr Maines Golden Specific can cure liquor habit without knowledge of the patient, usable in tea or coffee, with thousands allegedly cured. Includes address in Cincinnati for circulars and asserts no harmful effects. Also a medical advert offers radical cure prospects for various chronic diseases from Dr Burteshevp in Syracuse. A Georgian tax bill proposal targets bachelors over 80. A promotional note touts Klein’s spirits and a large Oregon potato record.
An old Bay area fragment blends a Castoria advertisement with a crime notice about William Powell jailed in Erie Pennsylvania for aiding in a Lake Shore train robbery near Ashtabula and assault on conductor Jack Burns. It also mentions cider business openings and a local beer product.
A fragmented ad touts cures for nervous debility and premature decay from Dr. Parkers Medical and Surgical Institute at 151 North Spruce Street Nashville. It claims free booklets and guarantees a cure or no payment. Also mentions low prices for wallpaper from N K Wendelbue.
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