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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1921
Page
8
An old fashioned remedy touts a simple home made syrup using Pinex concentrate and a pint of sugar syrup or molasses. The formula claims quick relief from coughs bronchitis and hoarseness with tastes pleasant and no spoilage. The ad urges asking for 21% ounces of Pinex from druggists and guarantees satisfaction or money back.
In Button’s yard Billy the goat defends against a gang of dogs and boastful boys. The dogs tremble at Billy’s horns while Stubby the clever goat defeats a bold hound and a cowardly display ends with the dog tossed over a fence. Tomorrow reveals the outcome of the boys.
Providence reporters note Brown University requires swimming proficiency for a bachelor degree. An announcement says 92 percent of the student body have passed swimming tests and the instructor expects remaining students to pass before year’s end.
Don Miguel and Romany women convene around a cauldron as Gemma and Stella brew a love philtre. An old woman hints the potion aims to win the chief’s heart, while Miguel contemplates the night and exits with a guarded mood.
Wilson Popenoe of the US Department of Agriculture, after a two year trek through Guatemala, Ecuador, Peru, Colombia and Chile, plans to return to Washington with plant samples. He seeks unknown varieties of familiar crops to improve and enlarge US offerings, hoping for hardier, richer options such as Ecuadorian alligator pears and the Ambato cherry.
During these days many children complain of headache feverishness stomach troubles and irregular bowels. Mothers who use Mother Gray's Sweet Powders find them easy to take and effective. Sold by druggists everywhere.
Popenoe predicts Chile will become a major fruit producer with a strong harvest in a climate similar to Gulf and Southwestern states. He notes possible North American cherry losses, a sweet deep red fruit, and a heavy tree crop. He expects a fodder plant sample in Valparaiso and envisions U.S. demand in winter with affordable prices for consumers and good profits for producers.
The quote highlights digestion nourishment extraction and waste elimination as the core processes sustaining life. It emphasizes the interconnected roles of the digestive system in processing food absorbing nutrients and disposing of indigestible matter as essential bodily functions.
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