Direct visual evidence that medical, purity, counterfeiting, retail-channel, and price messages coexisted in American whiskey advertising.
The image records dated commercial claims and distribution language. None of its disease or purity claims should be restated as fact.
A reproduced Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey advertisement claims relief for pneumonia, consumption, dyspepsia, and wasting diseases, calls the whiskey absolutely pure and free from fusel oil, warns against substitute products, and directs sales through druggists and grocers.
PDF sheet 202
Chapter 7 — Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey advertisement
Visually checked at full-page resolution on PDF sheet 202 during the complete visual pass on 2026-08-26; this image-only sheet has no extractable body text.
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