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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1930
Page
7
A health message promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe laxative for all ages. It emphasizes preventing constipation with a product produced under strict supervision from natural ingredients and claims it to be the world’s best selling laxative.
A quotation from American Magazine asserts that the most successful life belongs to one who keeps learning the longest, emphasizing continuous education as the key to achievement.
The ambrotype, a plate or prepared glass image where lights appear in silver and shades come from a dark backing, was inverted by James Ambrose Cuttin during the transition from daguerreotypes to photographs.
Philadelphia speech recounts Francis Hopkinson and his son Joseph Hopkinson shaping early American identity. It notes Hopkinson's possible role in the flag design, the Battle of the Kegs poem, and the writing of Hail Columbia, a song once hailed as the nation’s anthem before Star Spangled Banner. The piece covers their artistry, public service, and deaths.
Frank Dole a sportsman and dog fancier urges lessons from dogs in Country Home. He says heroism is rare among dogs as among men but devotion grows when dogs are treated as companions, sharing trust and loyalty that reveal canine heroes.
Raspberries prove a valuable income source for Southern growers as demand remains high. Reports from around Richmond, Asheville, and Chattanooga note yields reaching up to 500 dollars per acre, underscoring the crop’s profitability and continued expansion.
The speaker reports being insulted by X who allegedly called them dumber than the police allow. They ask for guidance, leaning toward consulting the police for guidance on how to handle the remark.
A Montana woman recounts losing 19 pounds of fat after using Kruschen Salts for four weeks. She asserts daily half teaspoon doses in hot water before breakfast, promising toned kidneys and bowels, improved blood, and energetic health. The ad pledges a 5 cent bottle with money-back satisfaction.
Historical note traces Chinese herbal medicine to Sheng Ning who reportedly ruled in China from BC 2098 to 2653. Also includes a proverb about a dog and a sweetheart needing genuine enthusiasm in footsteps.
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