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Newspaper
Brandon News
Location
Brandon, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1915
Page
2
The article extols Cervantes as a master humorist whose Don Quixote, like Shakespearean Falstaff, blends laughter with humanity. It argues great writers bear a sermon beyond mere diversion and warn against shallow romantic exaggeration, urging art to fulfill noble duty and endure through legacy.
Hillsboro Alabama resident J W Turner writes that he recovered from pellagra after using a remedy from American Compounding Co. He reports renewed energy and farming ability and urges others to obtain the free Pellagra remedy book from Jasper Alabama, with money refunded if it fails.
Alfonso Koberle, 13 1/2, named youngest knight to receive the Iron Cross in Germany. He will wait two and a half years before the decoration is pinned on him. Son of a laborer, he joined volunteer bicycle men due to his powerful build and agility. He proved adept at patrol duties and spotting hostile positions.
Dr John North of Toledo Ohio proposes a theory that tuberculosis stems from a lack of lime in the body. He notes tubercular germs exist everywhere but thrive in ripe soil and suggests lime deficiency may predispose people to tuberculosis. He observes lower TB rates in arid regions where soil and plants contain more lime.
A brief dialogue features Mr. Comrox rejecting a stenographer copying his grammar mistakes, framing imitation as flattery with a sharp line on accuracy and style. The exchange highlights pride in proper grammar and critique of copyist errors.
A garbled fragment discusses permission and affection, mentioning a marine and a dry town. The text is incomplete and nonspecific, with scattered phrases about words spoken and a phrase Red, Red, Weak, Watery.
Genuine unsolicited letters praise the remedy for female ills including nervous spells kidney issues and bearing down pains. Letters from Mrs Waters of Camden New Jersey and Mrs Warrns recount dramatic improvements after use. Readers are urged to try the product as a standard female health treatment from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Mass.
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