Stomach Trouble Be Corrected Quickly and Easily
An article explains that stomach upset and digestive system problems hinder general health and strength, noting many complications originate from an upset stomach and promising quick, easy correction.
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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1924
Page
2
An article explains that stomach upset and digestive system problems hinder general health and strength, noting many complications originate from an upset stomach and promising quick, easy correction.
This ad proclaims Tanlac will tone the system soothe an inflamed stomach remove accumulated poison and start the digestive organs functioning properly enabling the system to assimilate the food one eats all good druggists sell Tanlac.
Five year old Billy Heyer, son of W E Heyer, was vaccinated and wore a celluloid shield on his arm. Each night he asked for a mirror to watch the healing, and when fully healed the shield was removed. At bedtime he asked his father to reapply the shield to avoid rolling onto his arm.
Advertisement from Best Literature House Union San Francisco promotes patriotic literature and urges reader involvement with a bold headline and promotional copy.
A Philadelphia Bulletin item presents a brief comic exchange between an employer and a stenographer. The employer notes the short gap since the last call, while the stenographer affirms readiness to type. The humor hinges on polite formalities and misreadiness.
A playful look at wearable gear and quirky devices. The piece notes belts and shoulder gadgets with a humorous tone, exploring how rhythm and movement influence everyday fashion and function.
The famous composer Verdi, known for his long association with his dog Loulou, had the pet’s name engraved above the door of his chateau after Loulou died. The snippet reflects on speech and radio careers and a reporter’s question about a train announcer.
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