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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1883
Page
7
An Emery Davis column promotes Hatch's Universal Cough Syrup and Home Relief as cures and tonics. It claims the products purify and stimulate the body, aid kidney and liver function, relieve catarrh and fever, and improve circulation. It urges readers to buy at local druggists and notes Johnson and Siegfried carry the pills and syrups.
A damaged 1880s notarized statement touts Wilsons Remedy for rheumatism with dubious cures and other medical claims. It references various remedies, testimonials, and medical products for sale by local druggists, listing names and places in a promotional notice tone. The fragment includes erroneous spellings and scattered dates, implying an advertisement page copy.
A digest of 19th century scientific items notes a parasite found in pork with up to a third of subjects affected, reflections on ancient magnification, and speed measurements for gas explosions. It mentions experiments on telephone origins, fossil bones in coal mines, and bone sizes. It cites Dr J Murray on a plant’s germ theory and other speculative remarks on Mars life, seeds, and polar expeditions with limited success due to ice and weather.
A garbled historical line depicts an inebriated speaker reacting to a Chinaman emerging from a hole in a pavement. The fragment references tunnel work and mockery amid unclear context.
A garbled ad claims five years of dread and a cure by Dr Graves with a Heart Regulator. It mentions Enalisiy language failure and a product sale at druggists, referencing names like Jane T, Kate Mangrove, Goloma, and Lod in unclear context.
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