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Newspaper
Brook Reporter
Location
Brook, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1922
Page
7
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a premier kidney liver and bladder remedy. It claims gentle immediate effects, lists bottle sizes, and offers a sample for ten cents with a note to mention the newspaper.
An American Weekly parody captures racial tension and stock frenzy as two young Black youths discuss suit prices, a punchy auction of Goofy Gusher stock, and a mock Santa Claus tale. The piece satirizes oppression, wealth, and consumer culture in a vivid, parodic scene.
A quote asserting that true freedom comes from Bible reading, claiming the Bible grounds human liberty and cannot be used to enslave a people. It highlights Horace Greeley’s belief in scripture as foundational to political and social freedom.
A vintage ad copy promotes "Preazone" or "Preezone" as a cheap remedy to relieve aches from corns and calluses. It claims immediate pain relief, then easy removal with fingers. The product is sold by druggists in small bottles for a few cents.
President Harding fights senate over four power treaty reservations as Washington wrangles. Judge Layne reports Red Cross 1921 help to disabled World War veterans totaling 9,620,000 dollars. Rawson sworn in as Des Moines senator succeeding Kenyon. recall of Ambassador Harvey sparks a Washington resolution. Various war, policy, and disaster notes fill this busy week in national affairs.
An old advertisement urges mothers to give two teaspoons of California Fig Syrup to cleanse a sick child’s bowels and relieve constipation. It claims quick results, notes a fruity taste, and warns to ask for the genuine product by name to avoid imitation.
War department figures in Washington show the U S Army at 3,764,077 men when hostilities ceased. About 200,000 had been sent to France Italy and Russia while the remainder stayed in camps across the United States under arms.
In a sharp exchange, Ethel swears she has never kissed anyone, while Clira questions the grounds for the denial. The pair spar over perceived affection, revealing tension and rumors in their social circle.
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