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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1901
Page
7
Readable fragments show a mix of ads and local notices including medical claims for Foley kidney cure, Liver Tablets warnings about digestion, a Burlington Route travel pitch with schedules and agents, and assorted community snippets about parks, churches, and local business promotions. Continuous garbled OCR yields scattered names and places like Harmonie park, Smith & Winton, Mitchel's, and Berlin Munich.
A garbled page portion shows old fashion medicinal plugs praising King’s New Discovery and related tonics. It mentions Dr King’s products, Paine’s Celery Water, and a Misses in need of health aid, with scattered names like N. Jones drug store and Mitchell’s Pharmacy.
The article promotes a home remedy called the Home Gold Cure to treat alcoholism. It sells as a universally applicable cure with no medical supervision, promising transformation of drinkers into temperate individuals and claiming wide availability at a low price.
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