Old sores and bites from animals or insects treated quickly
The note describes fast treatment for a range of injuries including animal bites, insect bites, and other accidents, emphasizing prompt care to prevent complications.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1911
Page
8
The note describes fast treatment for a range of injuries including animal bites, insect bites, and other accidents, emphasizing prompt care to prevent complications.
Ad claims the product instantly stops putrefaction and destroys germs while checks bleeding and prevents lockjaw and blood poisoning. It promises painless mass treatment without leaving an ear and notes suitability for chronic sores. Sold by 600 Medicine Co. Davenport Iowa.
Miss Fanny Bixby of Long Beach a wealthy daughter who for two and a half years has volunteered as a special police officer aiding wayward boys and girls. She keeps an office for counseling on the downtown street with her charges and works without sentimentality, guided by Tolstoy and lived experience.
A vintage advertisement asserts deafness stems from inflamed mucous of the Eustachian tube mainly due to catarrh. It promises a $100 payout for any deafness case caused by catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure and promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Walter Harmer twenty six was killed by a fast freight in DeKalb Alabama. He bought new shoes that pinched his feet and sat on the railroad track to remove them. An approaching train struck him. He leaves a widow and two children.
A vintage ad urges readers with digestive and liver woes to try Meritol Chocolate Granules as a cure all. It promotes Lemmon’s Pharmacy as exclusive agents and enhances life’s outlook through the product.
Fifty years ago today June 13 the Confederate allies marked a fast day proclaimed by President Davia. Commander Jon A Caulgren practiced firing at a famous gun in Washington and claimed a shot nearly four miles distant.
The insane Ludwig I of Bavaria is said to have drowned his physician Dr Gudden and another attendant at Sternberg Lake near Berg Castle where he had been confined. The act reportedly followed his overthrow and confinement.
A brief ad argues charm depends on wealth and health, claiming constipation and kidney poisons show on the skin. It promotes Kleetric Bitters as a remedy to regulate stomach liver and kidneys purify blood improve nerves eyes breath skin and complexion. Lemmons Pharmacy selling them.
Crowds gathered in St Petersburg yesterday Whit Monday as American visitors from the Atlantic battleship fleet joined a banquet at Cronstadt Navy Club. Admiral Viren of the Russian navy presided with 10 American officers as guests.
From a knife to a burn or skin ailment the ad touts Hucklen’s Arnica Salve as the quickest healer to prevent blood poisoning or gangrene. It claims effectiveness for wounds burns boils sores eruptions eczema chapped hands piles and other conditions and lists Lemmon’s Pharmacy as the seller priced at 25 cents.
In a Montgomery vs. Atlanta game, Moose Baxter at first base made a remarkable defensive play. Hitting with bases loaded and one out in the ninth, Baxter raced to the ball, shot it, and sparked a sequence that produced a double play and a runner caught at home. The swing completed a triple play to clinch the win for Montgomery.
Washington reports the Department of Agriculture distributes over 25 million copies yearly, totaling nearly 2,000 publications. Farmers bulletins and miscellaneous works drive demand, with 9,327,500 bulletins and 16,852,969 other items sold last year.
Five tramps invaded a farmhouse in Ohio seeking food from a 13 year old girl. She prepared dinner then used kerosene from a stove can, causing an explosion that badly burned the assailants. They fled as the girl extinguished the fire and the stove was wrecked.
An excerpt notes Dr Harvey Washington Wiley known as a pure food expert and opponent of unhealthy diet items as a leading national digestion advocate.
The advertisement claims Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy cures falling hair dandruff and gray hair. It asserts the product strengthens hair, restores color, is wholesome and harmless and offered at fifty cents per bottle by McIlhenny Drug Co and local agents.
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