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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1918
Page
6
The text argues springtime illness arises from indoor lifestyle and poor diet. It recommends a glyceric herb extract from Golden Seal root Blood and Stone root pea root and Wild Cherry bark in tablet form for blood cleansing and vitality. It also promotes Dr Pierce's Anuric tablets for nerve and urinary symptoms.
Porterville resident Miss Hazel Chubbuck credits Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after long side pain weakness and inability to lift or work The ad urges other women with irregularities ulcers headaches and nervousness to use the product and seek Lydia E Pinkham Co guidance for relief
Mothers Day at the First Methodist Episcopal Sunday School drew over 1000 attendees. Prof Copeland’s class led with 438 members as 37 teachers and 11 visitors supported 962 scholars. The day raised 89.17 dollars for Red Cross surgical dressing, with readings and a Khaki-era soldier letter shared to honor mothers.
An old newspaper snippet touts Vinol as a remedy sold by McKee Drug Co and “the best drug store in every town and city,” highlighting nationwide marketing phrases and the product name in a storefront context.
Cherapunji in Assam is described as the wettest town in the world with annual rainfall around 600 inches or 50 feet. The text notes the city receives nearly a foot of rain each week throughout the year.
A vintage sewing pattern note describes fabrics like lawn and batiste and a skirt with optional tucks and wrist or elbow length sleeves. It lists six sizes from 34 to 44 inches, notes size 38 needs 54 yards of 40 inch material, and states the skirt hem reaches about three yards. The illustration pattern can be mailed for 10 cents in silver or stamps.
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