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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1925
Page
3
A testimonial style ad touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as restoring energy and appetite. It asserts 98 of 100 women report benefits after using the remedy and urges other women to try it, noting it is sold by druggists nationwide.
The ad argues a liniment works by entering the blood and uses a test with Mustang Liniment. Rub onto hands, wash, and several hours later the urine reportedly carries the product odor, implying absorption. Pricing listed 25c 50c 1.00 at drug and general stores.
The readable text references a vague ad line about a VCR attract siting and mentions worms or tapeworms. A quote about a born teacher describes self consciousness about appearance from behind.
Pharmacists recommend Joint-Ease for joint ailments only. It is advertised as effective when other remedies fail and promises quick results for sore inflamed rheumatic joints priced at sixty cents a tube in drugstores nationwide.
National Executive Committee approves a France convention plan with National Commander James A. Drain to appoint a travel committee. The 1927 convention may be held in Paris to mark the tenth anniversary of U S entry into World War I and the A E F landings. Final decision rests with the national convention.
National speaker extols the American Legion as a great and selective fraternity. He cites the President's urging Congress to follow Legion guidance on ex service men and lauds the Legion for backing pro veteran legislation and fostering patriotism to avert future wars.
P. Anderson state agriculturist and World War veteran urged memory forests as lasting memorials to fallen soldiers. He cited Europe’s commercial forests and warned of a future timber shortage, urging broad reforestation through American Legion programs at national and state conventions.
A church lesson outlines Luke 13 45 to 53 across the Emmaus journey and the post resurrection appearances. It notes two discouraged disciples unseen Jesus joining them and the scripture opening to reveal him. It ends with Jesus blessing and ascending, with a call to evangelize the world.
A reader notes a preacher in Holland called the Sabbath God’s Dyke, guarding society from an ocean of evils. The reflection argues that religious discipline shapes moral depth, with deeper banks corresponding to stricter observance and shallower banks to wider moral risk.
Fragmentary text emphasizes dwelling of the Holy Ghost in hearts. It asserts only those with the Spirit can worship in spirit and truth. The corrupted snippet mentions cuunorecs and incomplete words, suggesting religious discourse on inner faith and spiritual worship.
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a harmless laxative cathartic for the liver and bowels. It promises no griping, tastes pleasant, and appeals to millions to buy at drug stores.
A druggist offers a tiny bottle of Freezone to remove hard corns soft corns and corns between the toes and foot calluses with no soreness or irritation. The product promises instant relief and allows lifting the corn off with fingers after application.
The new total area of Italy, after acquiring Austrian cessions, reaches 117,982 square miles. This update reflects territorial changes and broader geographic reach for the nation.
A historical note points to California Fig Syrup as a well known laxative for babies. The tag warns against unsafe preparation and highlights the product name and common use in households.
An advertisement touts genuine California Fig Syrup as a remedy for constipation colic feverish breath coated tongue and diarrhea in babies. It claims the syrup moves poisons and wastes out without cramps and urges mothers to insist on the genuine product with clear directions for infants and children.
An American Legion Weekly line recalls a soldier's quiet work in the war era. The quip frames duty as preventing wear on desks marred by spurs, reflecting wartime humor and discipline.
An advertisement touts Cuticura products for clear skin with guidance to smear Cuticura Ointment on pimples and blackheads, wash with Cuticura Soap in five minutes, and maintain daily use including Cuticura Talcum to keep skin clear.
The Connecticut legislature has 16 women members the largest number among states. New Hampshire follows with 14 women in its house and senate.
A literary critic notes on a new book that spending time on it may be wasted, suggesting readers avoid the work. The reflection centers on value and reader choice in literary reception.
An old advert claims lasting sentiment after settling a friend’s debt while promoting Hanford's Balsam of Myrrh as a 78 year antiseptic remedy for cuts sores and galls in three sizes. the ad emphasizes household and veterinary uses and warns against gangrene.
A fragmentary ad copy mentions a man proposing marriage and offering to carry an umbrella, followed by references to eyes healed by Roman Eye Balsam at 36 cents. The tone criticizes human nature as a male excuse for hoggish behavior.
A Toledo Blade quotation laments that many people focus on criticizing the world rather than improving it, highlighting a culture of complaint over action. The line underscores a call for constructive activity and meaningful change.
An advertisement warns that only tablets or packages marked with the Bayer name are genuine Bayer Aspirin, claiming tested safety by millions and 23 years of physician use. It urges buyers to say Bayer at purchase to avoid dangerous imitations.
A proposed airplane route connects Italy Greece and Turkey covering about 1000 miles each way. The plan outlines a cross regional air corridor with potential economic and transport impact.
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