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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1921
Page
2
Mrs. Sallie Siefert of Pottsville Pennsylvania says four to five years of female trouble left her weak and irregular. After taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she gained over twenty pounds and can work again. She recommends the product to friends and offers her testimonial for publication.
As winter nears motorists should prepare their cars for cold months. Use radiator antifreeze and consider radiator covers to conserve heat. Switch to lighter oil for transmission and engine after consulting a dealer. Battery checks, frequent recharging, and ignition servicing are advised. Replace aged tubes and inspect tires for cuts and worn tread.
The design uses a cut down milk can with a flattened end held by a strap iron stand and an iron rod. An ordinary lamp heats air drawn into the can and directed toward the radiator, the can acting as a flue to heat and protect the vehicle in a garage.
Frustration with complex hand signals leads to suggestion to extend the arm from the car to clearly communicate intent to other drivers. The writer argues straightforward signals reduce misunderstanding and increase safety on the road.
Popular Mechanics reports a double safety signal device for automobiles. A box mounted on the left rear fender is visible to both pedestrian and driver, indicating the car’s intended action.
A simple pedal rest uses an ordinary strap hinge as a convenient accelerator extension. One half is mounted to the floor while the other half rests on the accelerator. A light press on the free half operates the accelerator.
Paris designers reveal mid season models featuring longer sleeves and graceful straight lines, with fur and beaded embroidery accents. French frocks emphasize one piece silhouettes, clever waist panels, and refined duvetyn fabrics, while New York audiences favor simple, practical elegance.
A humorous caption notes a rooster crowing about slogans as a duck comments on a statue atop a barn, illustrating a playful farmyard moment about advertising and pride.
An assortment of old advertisements tout health products and tips. Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims to treat local catarrh via a constitutional tonic and blood purifier. Also promotes Cuticura Ointment and Soap for scalp and skin care, Garfield Tea for cleansing the system, and a quip about laziness.
A vintage health ad touts Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as universal medicine for stomach upset fatigue sleep issues and general weakness. It claims good blood and good health from using the remedy and offers a trial package for 10 cents from the Invalids' Hotel Buffalo New York.
Mrs Dora Williams recalls a year long battle with stomach trouble and credit Eatonic with her recovery. The ad claims Eatonie helps by reducing excess acidity and gases and recommends taking anatonic after meals. A big box is described as affordable with a druggist guarantee.
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