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Make-Man TabletsDec 27, 2009
Do You Want A Vacation?
It’s Make-Man Tablets You Need.
Fifty Cents Worth of Make-Man Tablets Often Do More For A Man or Woman Than a Three Hundred Dollar Vacation.
Do you feel played out—nervous, tired, irritable, don’t sleep good, wake up every...
A Poem on Christmas DayDec 25, 2009
From the Gentleman’s Magazine, December 1766:
CHRISTMAS DAY.
Welcome, thrice welcome Christmas day !
Let’s eat, drink, dance, and sing away:
Old England ne’er had stronger reason
To welcome in this joyful season !
Mark high and low, and all...
The Etherial Oil of Mustard for the GoutDec 23, 2009
Source: London Evening Post, December 27, 1755
The Dr Linden of the advert is Diederick Wessel Linden, a physician from Westphalia who came to Britain in 1747 and settled in Flintshire. Better known for his writings about spa waters, and for featuring...
Dr Carter Moffat's AmmoniaphoneDec 20, 2009
Source: The Graphic, Sat 25 October 1896
The format of this one makes it a bit tricky to type out, but if you click on the advert, you should then be able to zoom in and read it. The Ammoniaphone was an instrument designed to help singers and public...
The Cordial Balm of Rakasiri – part 2Dec 16, 2009
For part 1 of this article, click here. There’s also a transcript of an 1818 Rakasiri advert here.
In 1828, a ‘nervous young man’ who had wasted more than 10l. on the Cordial Balm of Rakasiri went to a magistrate and succeeded in getting his money...
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