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Newspaper
Benson Signal
Location
Benson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1918
Page
7
Mitchell Indiana resident Mrs Pearl Monyhan credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with easing neuralgia during pregnancy and boosting strength for housework and caring for a seven month old who weighed 19 pounds The Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co in Lynn Massachusetts notes many letters praising health improvements during maternity.
A reflective axiom by Phillips Brooks on gaining strength through truth rather than pursuing strength directly. It urges inner authenticity as the path to power and integrity.
The Indianapolis News notes a sharp division among women in the country into two groups: those who doubt their husbands and those who have no husbands. The remark prompts reflection on gender roles and marriage norms.
The text promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine claiming local applications fail and internal use cures catarrh. It states the medicine works through the blood on mucous surfaces, combines tonics and blood purifiers, and offers testimonials free. Druggists sell it for 75 cents. F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, are listed as proprietors.
An old fashioned gas jet may stain ceilings but a starch and water paste applied with flannel can remove the discoloration. After drying the area should be brushed to remove any remaining stain, leaving no marks.
Druggists refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure piles. Supplies relief for itching and discomfort with claims of rapid healing. Refund policy noted with price 60 cents.
A man who began a moral political crusade laments mockery from the public. He earlier pursued a so called wild-goose chase, prompting renewed skepticism about his stance and methods.
A simple mixture to darken gray hair uses Bay Rum, Barbo Compound, and glycerine mixed with water. The formula is sold in boxes of Barbo Compound and can be prepared at home for little cost. It claims to darken gray streaks without coloring the scalp, being non sticky and non greasy.
Sir Charles Pearsons, a long time experimentalist in artificial diamonds, will lecture at the British Institute of Metals on his results after more than 30 years of work. A leading English inventor, he has numerous credits. He also pioneered the modern turbine for both merchant and warships, starting as an armature apprentice in the Armstrong works about four decades ago.
A clipped exchange hints at concerns over weight gain Bese addresses. The dialogue suggests remedies or remedies discussed for health, with a playful pun on thyme and greeting.
The U S department of agriculture issued a supplementary food production program urging a larger spring wheat acreage and increased pork, dairy, and meat output to meet needs of the nation and its allies. It urges northern farmers to plant five to ten more wheat acres and расшире spring wheat in eastern and central states to secure sufficient wheat and meat for 1918.
A Kansas City Star quip notes the solemn student burning the midnight oil as he pores over ponderous tomes awaiting bar admission. He is described as worn to skin and bones but with ample rest ahead once he is admitted to the bar.
A humorous exchange discusses casting a strong actor to portray Satan in a spectacular stage show, highlighting the joke that will lead to consequences or a "devil" price to pay.
In a dialogue, one person questions a preference for clinging-vine personalities. The other dismisses such types as overly clingy and prone to being suckers, highlighting a wary view of dependent relationships.
The article cites Scientific American on left handedness, noting about 2 to 4 in 50 people are born left handed and most are trained into right handed use. It adds that roughly 1 percent born right handed may be trained to use the left hand due to right side injuries.
Green's August Flower touted as a worldwide household remedy for constipation, liver troubles, and low spirits. It claims rapid relief after a few doses, functioning as a gentle laxative and widely sold through druggists in civilized countries.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer anecdote recalls a boy reading about Sir Jingles by Jenks Bart, and asking what Bart stands for. The father jokes Bartender as the boy’s question provokes a family squabble over the meaning. Advertisement for Cuticura products follows with pricing and free samples.
The Journal of Heredity notes a newborn's strong grasp as vital for survival in treetop life. It adds that the human child sits up before standing, and the stock did so before it stood, highlighting an early upright posture.
An old advertisement touts LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE as the genuine remedy. It directs readers to call for full name LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE and implies fast cold relief. A quoted poetical line and urban satire appear alongside a quip about stealing valuables and a coal pile.
The notice highlights Castoria and its signature for over 30 years. An array of ad lines promote Fletcher's Castoria, Dr. Pierce's Pellets, Red Cross Bag Blue, and other consumer items with brief humorous exchanges and product claims.
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