The whole ad is an ornate remedy-bottle label — period curative voice makes people actually read the small print.
Vertical 4:5 advertisement composed entirely of a single ornate Victorian apothecary label filling the frame, printed in black and oxblood ink on aged cream label stock. Border: an elaborate engraved frame of scrollwork, rules within rules, corner rosettes and fine filigree flourishes. Text layout, centered and stacked in mixed period typography, exactly: at the top, an arched line of small engraved capitals: "PREPARED WITH CARE SINCE THIS MORNING"; beneath it the product name, huge, in ornamented Victorian display serif: "[BRAND PLUS PRODUCT — e.g. "MARLO'S HAND SALVE"]"; then a two-line claim in elegant italic: "A most agreeable preparation for the relief of dry, weathered & keyboard-worn hands"; then a small engraved vignette in fine crosshatch style of [VIGNETTE — e.g. "two clasped hands surrounded by laurel sprigs"]; then a band of small capitals between thin rules: "APPLY LIBERALLY • MORNING & EVENING • EXPECT COMPLIMENTS"; then tiny text at the very bottom: "PLANT GLYCERIN, SHEA & NOT ONE DROP OF NONSENSE — NET WT. 2 OZ." (Rewrite the claim, directions and ingredient lines in the same period voice for your product.) Era art direction: letterpress impression with ink squash, fine engraved line textures, foxing spots and edge wear on the paper, slight oxblood misregistration. No photography, no modern sans-serifs, no barcodes, no gibberish — every word exactly as quoted.