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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1904
Page
3
Prominent doctors and medical figures praise Hartman’s Peruna as a cure for catarrh and related ailments. The Medical Examiner and others attest dramatic improvements after a month, urging sufferers to try the remedy and noting its internal systemic reach.
A column debunks myths about the harmless black snake found in the northern United States. It explains lack of venom, limited bite danger, and notes seasonal activity from spring emerge to warmer months when they become more assertive. It cites Mr. Smith in American Inventor praising practical observations and contrasts public fear with natural behavior.
Fragmentary text mentions persons, places, and dates in Wayne Indiana with references to a public or social event. Names and specifics are obscured, leaving only scattered clues about a possible community notice or report.
A historical study outlines nostrums for coughs and fevers, detailing tonics, pills, and tonics labeled as cures for consumption. It notes soda remedies, warm applications, and tetramers, discussing claimed benefits and dangers, with dire warnings about health and property.
The fragment discusses Faneuil Hall in Boston known as the cradle of liberty, noting historical uses and visits by notable figures. It mentions rebuilding after a fire, its role in English loyalist entertainment, and famous speakers linked to its walls. The piece includes a long quotation from a New York Post item with a humorous anecdote.
J W Walls Lebanon superintendent describes sleepless nights from kidney irregularities and severe back pain. He reports ordinary medical care failed until Big Doms Kidney Pills provided relief at 50 cents a box, with improved health and renewed rest.
The readable line suggests a note about taking a vacation and a sense of relief or appreciation, but the rest is garbled and unreadable. No clear persons or organizations are identifiable.
An article highlights Dr Bayer's Penetrating Ointment sold 25e to 3bv with bold claims to cure muscular rheumatism neuralgia headaches backache and many pains. It notes public enthusiasm and cautions money refunds if not effective. Also mentions unrelated ad copy and telegram stats about overseas messages.
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