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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1920
Page
3
Warning against nasty colds praising Pape's Cold Compound for instant relief. A dose every two hours typically breaks a cold and ends grippe misery by opening nasal passages and stopping a runny nose. Claims quick, sure relief, low cost, tastes pleasant, contains no quinine. Tokens of honesty at London docks mentioned as a binding practice.
A vintage style ad urges mothers to look for the word California on the bottle to ensure the laxative is the safe choice for a child's stomach. The copy emphasizes the fruity taste and full directions on each bottle and ends with a curious exhortation to say "California."
Modest apprehension marks Senator Sorghum's speech as Li and audience members exchanged reactions. The crowd cheered intermittently, with Li’s demonstrations drawing extended attention while Sorghum noted listeners preferred the demonstrations over his remarks, signaling a travel through political stances and public enthusiasm.
Advertisement claims Cascarets relieve biliousness constipation headaches and cold symptoms by tomorrow. It promises a clear head right stomach proper digestion sweet breath and rosy skin with no griping. Mentions children may use Cascarets too and lists prices of 10 25 and 50 cents.
Gatty notes Grace purchases a high color dye brand, insisting it is costly yet valued. The exchange highlights Grace avoiding cheaper varieties and preferring quality.
A long standing remedy touts Bochee s Syrup as a universal cure for coughs colds bronchitis throat irritation and lung troubles. It has sold worldwide for fifty four years and promises restful nights and easy mornings for inflamed lungs. Sold by druggists and dealers everywhere. When a married man falls down stairs he is sure to blame his wife for the stumble.
An advertisement claims catarrh is a constitutional disease and must be treated internally. Halis Catarrh Medicine supposedly acts via the blood to cleanse mucous surfaces, strengthen health, and destroy the disease's foundation. Druggists offer circulars and contact I. Cheney & Co. in Toledo, Ohio.
Cornelius Levington, drawn into the underworld by Andrew March, searches for March’s lost wife and daughter across the Gobi. On a perilous journey he encounters Chee Ming, a Chinese cook, and is drawn into Tau Kuan, a hidden city where races blend. A fateful mission, captivity, and a perilous alliance unfold as Con faces death and the lure of a mythical empire.
Levington secretly observes a royal ritual as a veiled princess dances for a drug-haunted monarch. Con, disguised as a Tartarian slave, senses escape slipping away while the palace garden and palanquin theater hum with hypnotic drums, scented air, and piercing gaze.
The court reports the district attorney urging the jury as to a toon's guilt after three verdicts, noting innocence until proven guilty but a third conviction harms the amateur standing. A Cedar marker in Seattle is praised for durability, per American Forestry Magazine. A Tokyo labor dispute threatens industry unless a 16 per day wage is granted.
Promotes 8. B. S. as a remedy for fatigue weakness and poor appetite. Claims 90 percent of ailments stem from blood condition and urges prompt use to cleanse and strengthen blood. Advises visiting drugstores and contacting Chief Medical Adviser for literature and guidance.
A Kansas City Star style benediction urges readers to heed nature’s repair work by rising at dawn. A tale contrasts two approaches to starting the day, noting a stubborn sluggard who resists leaving bed while others press on. A proverb likens wisdom to sponges absorbing knowledge.
A family birthday moment turns playful as Billie hides then all three children and their dog Jim splash in the tub while mother calls them out. Johnny enters with Jim, the bath becomes a shared prank, and they end by obeying bedtime with no supper.
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