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Newspaper
Barstow Printer
Location
Barstow, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1929
Page
5
An old health advice feature urges mothers to teach children good bowel habits and promptly treat constipation with California Fig Syrup. It claims over fifty years of use by physicians, four million bottles yearly, and includes a testimonial from Mrs. C. G. Wilcox praising the product’s effect on her son Jackie.
A magistrate prompts the plaintiff about family ties, and the witness confirms the relation by admitting bigamy. The exchange highlights a sensational family scandal unfolding in court.
An old medical advisory explains kidney and bladder irritation stems from urinary acidity. Recommends drinking soft water and four ounces of Jad Salts daily for two to three days to neutralize acids, reduce irritation, and restore normal urinary function. Jad Salts, described as inexpensive and safe, is urged as a quick remedy.
A National Geographic overview traces Belgrade yüks to the strategic confluence of the Sava and Danube, notes its long fortress history and postwar building boom, and contrasts it with Zagreb’s garden setting and vibrant Jelacic square. It describes the Croats’ grievance under Serb dominance, the frontier past, and the Uskok refugees who fortified regional defense.
The advertisement touts Atwater Kent radios as the best seller nationwide and locally, stressing natural sound and dependability. It promotes battery and electric sets, model 56 with Vision Dial, and models 40 8 and 49, with prices ranging from 53 to 102 dollars, not including tubes or batteries, and notes an airing of the Atwater Kent Radio Hour each Sunday.
A poet notes substantial readership of the latest verse with more than twenty editors reading the piece. The remark highlights broad critical attention and ongoing literary interest from multiple editors.
An old time remedy by Pastor Koenig, touted for nervousness and sleeplessness, is offered as a large generous sample mailed free to readers who write to Koenig Medicine Co. at 1045 No Wells St, Chicago, requesting the sample and mentioning the local paper.
A light exchange suggests a rugged view of attraction with a man noting that a woman’s beauty counts most, while the converse hints at a playful, social conversation about charm and appeal. The remark Evanses a casual, flirtatious moment in a social setting.
The advertisement claims a simple tablet compound cures a cold within hours. It urges readers not to dope themselves and recommends Pape's Cold Compound as a reliable, widely trusted remedy for both men and women to keep on hand.
With a lead of 2,000,000 over the men the women in Great Britain feel entitled to a place in the British cabinet.
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