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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1904
Page
3
Mothers urged to use the Cuticura treatment for inherited skin and scalp troubles in children. The regimen includes Cuticura Soap, Cuticura Ointment, and warm baths. Global availability is noted with multiple depots and a promotional booklet copy.
Swiss Tessin authorities seized more than 20000 traps and nets last year but birds remain for sale in markets. Separately in Korea dog meat shows seasonal demand amid lax enforcement.
Describes kidney backache causing daily burdens for women and promotes Dean's Kidney Pills as restorative. A Concord New Hampshire testimonial claims dramatic relief and cure after two boxes, with a free trial offer by Foster Milburn Co. Also notes a quoted literary claim and a palm distribution statistic.
Public warning against mercury based catarrh ointments and questionable remedies. Ads tout Mall's Catarrh Cure from J Cheney Co Toledo claiming internal use without mercury. Testimonials praise Hunt's Lightning Oil and family pills while noting social humor about a widow reacting to such ads.
The ad describes spring malaise from sluggish blood and domestic liver bowels cleansing. It touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a pleasant laxative remedy sold by druggists. An Irish saying about a woman removing a cork from a bottle is included as a quip.
The notice extols Defiance Cold Water Starch as a 16 oz package for laundry use, claiming it never sticks to iron and costs 10 cents. It warns grocers against selling smaller 12 oz or 8 oz packages and urges customers to demand Defiance. The ad also contrasts regional crop data and errs on a moral note about honesty of incarcerated men.
A quirky collage notes a book idea about living on $500 a year, disputes over feasibility, and light social jests. It moves to wartime headlines, party loyalty, courting advice, and a joke about a Wisconsin man who married his mother-in-law, per the Olathe Mirror.
A playful column blends a chilly weather verse with a string of quirky anecdotes. It links spring’s approach to a lake swim, cites a surgeon’s tale from a city hospital, notes church etiquette about peanuts, and ends with a pun about telegrams and a brick tossed by Philander.
A whimsical scene describes William-goat Will wandering the village and playfully nudging passersby at the southeast corner. The verse recalls Little John’s quip about sugar coming from the neighbor next door in a lighthearted, festive mood.
Society women' s heavy social schedule is blamed for systemic catarrh and nervous exhaustion. The ad claims Perune strengthens a run down nervous system and cites letters from women nationwide praising its effects.
A Buffalo woman Mrs J B Finn credits Peruna with restoring health after a long illness and social withdrawal. Mrs J W Reynolds of Elkton says Peruna keeps her healthy with minimal physician visits and heavy home activity. Readers are urged to join the Hartman program for free home treatment directions and symptom review by mail.
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