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Newspaper
Brandon News
Location
Brandon, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1915
Page
7
Dodson's Liver Tone billed as a safe, vegetable liver remedy contrasts with calomel's mercury risk. The ad claims calomel harms bones, and promises relief from sluggish liver, constipated bowels, and sickness with one spoonful tonight and a morning surge, adding a money back guarantee and family use.
A dog, given a choice, opts to chase a cat over any other form of entertainment. The preference highlights instinctive behavior and playful motivation observed in canines.
A vintage ad touts the Magic Washing Stick as a labor saving laundry aid for housewives. It promises heavy washing done in half the time with no rubbing or effort, suitable for white colored and wool fabrics, and safe on delicate items. Priced 25 cents for five uses. available through Druggists and Grocers or by mail from AB Richards Co. Sherman Texas.
A brief dialogue about a book titled Lives of the Hunted. The New York Post is cited in the exchange as the source of the reference. The fragment hints at a back and forth about content or authorship.
Mrs Abbagail Hampton of Weaverville North Carolina reports twelve years of poor health and hospital treatment before trying Cardus and Cardui. She describes weight loss from 160 to 135 pounds and daily struggle before improving after starting Cardui. She praises Cardui as a permanent cure and notes neighbors and her husband share the praise. Cardui is sold at druggists with directions.
A leading steel trade journal reports present U S steel making capacity nearly reached with buyers delaying purchases into next year. The piece argues steel demand underpins construction, crops, and money markets, signaling widespread prosperity and urging calm confidence, boldness, and practical business judgment to ride the upturn.
The New Republic argues that tariff boosters must prove benefits to labor and consumers. It suggests inviting workers from each industry to present concrete wage, hours, and safety standards before higher duties are granted. It also calls for safeguarding women workers and banning child labor in favored industries.
The piece argues for a broader, world view in banking and business, urges progressive merchants to act as real credit providers, and notes Elihu Root’s bid for the Republican nomination and his call for rule by the people. It questions why the public was absent during GOP control while Root blocked popular will.
Thousands of women endure kidney and bladder trouble often misattributed to other causes. Kidney health affects overall well being with back pain headaches nervousness and despondency. Swamp Root, a doctor prescribed remedy, offered in fifty cent to one dollar bottles with a ten cent sample option.
An old ad touts Laxative Quinine Tablets for coughs and colds with pneumonia warning. It cites 25 cents and includes a humorous exchange about heat in steel works and a judge remark about a sensational novel selling fast.
A fragmented antique ad and comic dialogue mix with a lurid warning about heart disease. It references a boy and old lady quarrel over a baseball game and a boastful claim about a remedy named Renovine. The text closes with a Boston Transcript style joke about a piano.
The New York Sun reports a kitchen incident titled The Rupture in which a cook faces a knicker-fire accusation as passports are mentioned in the disputed matter. Passports were handed over to the woman involved.
A brief, playful fragment describes a request to turn a face toward the speaker. It conveys light flirtation and a casual conversation tone without further context or events. The readable text centers on a personal moment and visual arrangement.
Physicians have prescribed resinol for eczema and itching for 20 years, with thousands of reports calling it a regular prescription. Ads claim it stops itching on contact and begins healing, sold by all druggists.
The Leader notes a quip about Knickerbocker ideals: “First, be sure you’re right, then lose your head.” The remark pairs a cautious approach with a bold dare, reflecting a media flavor of wit.
An advertising snippet touts Grove's Tasteless Tonic with quinine and iron as a general tonic benefiting liver function malaria resistance blood enrichment and the whole system. A separate line notes that a friend's divorce suit often interests a woman more than her own marriage.
Mansfield advertisement promotes Hacking Cough Balsam as a remedy for inflamed membranes and irritated nerves, claiming it soothes the infection and is invaluable for babies. Priced at 25 and 50 cents. The note adds Minnesota hosts about 800 farmers clubs.
In Sterling Conn and Massena N Y women share testimonials praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from monthly fainting spells anemia and general weakness. One 22 year old says she felt weary men no more and new vitality after use. Another reader reports pimples bad color and five years of suppression improving with the remedy. The ads urge other young girls with painful irregular periods backache headaches and indigestion to try the product.
A marriage license provides no shield for a man facing problems as he attempts to drown his troubles. Local authorities report the incident reflecting strife and personal crisis surrounding the couple.
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