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Newspaper

Brook Reporter

Location

Brook, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1922

Page

3

Nervous and Half Sick Women in Youngstown and New Orleans

A column of patient letters touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as relief for women with nervous exhaustion back pain cramps and fatigue. Letters from Mrs Euer Herscey New Orleans and Mrs L B Wiese describe marked improvement after using the remedy. Mentions in Indiana and Lynn Massachusetts promotional text follows.

Youngstown Ohio Pinkham USA Euer Herscey Jackson Sk L. B. Wiese Louisa St New Orleans Lydia EB. Pinkham Lydia E. Pinkham Indiana Daily Imeg Mia Elizabeth Rewsely N. Pine St Indianapolis Indiana Lynn Massachusetts

Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and Never Suspect It

Reports from druggists show many people suffer kidney trouble without knowing it. Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root is praised for its mild healing influence and high success rate. An insurer notes kidney disease is common and many applications are declined due to unrecognized illness. Samples offered for ten cents. bottles sold at drug stores in two sizes.

Kilmer

Woman's dress trends and a wry motto in print

A London Opinion quip notes that women’s attire today may start later and finish sooner, while a cynic jokes the mower’s girl motto could be Never put off till tomorrow what you can put off today. The remark reflects light social commentary on manners and timing in fashion.

London

Diamond Dyes advertisement and Aunt Dinah marriage tale

An old newspaper fragment promotes Diamond Dyes promising easy home dyeing for wool silk linen cotton and blends with guarantees of no streaks fading or spotting. It also reports Aunt Dinah a seventy year old workwoman marrying for the fourth time amid a Quoted exchange from The Argonaut about repeated marriages.

Home Town Garden Charm and Landscape Coaching

North Billerica residents admire cottage gardens showing feminine touches and masculine efforts in lawns and structures. Landscape designer guidance is praised for enhancing individuality without erasing charm while local business leader Frederick Chirk notes steady labor relations and low turnover from prior collaborations.

North Billerica Mass Boston Transcript Iis Frederick Chirk Talbot Ralls

Town planning urged as key to city progress

At a conference session Reverend Teward Childey of Winchester argues town planning is an ancient art and records of European cities show ahead planning. He urges community education on economic value and wider public interest plus cooperation to foster development.

Teward Childley Winchester Bagh Oxford Engin United States Commonwealth Young Ime Siite Atu Ia

Railroad Monopoly Question Santa Gift Joke

A Boston Transcript quotation mocks a railroad monopolist toying with delays on Christmas afternoon. The rural community voice highlights civilization, culture, and rural development as tied to town and small-city cohesion, per Galpin commentary.

Santa Claus Boston Transcript Galpin

Quotations on Companionship and Public Speaking

A dialogic snippet cites a joke about fur skins and a quatruped, then shifts to a businessman’s remark about sympathetic feelings. Senator Sorghum laments Abiliences ceasing humorous anecdotes as more people demand serious arguments and attention to business.

Senator Sorghum

Why the name moonshine in Appalachian lore

An account explains why illicit liquor in the Alleghany mountains is called moonshine. It notes beliefs that distilling occurs at night and transport evades tax and official authority, while stills operate by day as well. It contrasts English usage and mentions mountain dew in Ireland and Bermuda origins in casual terms.

Annette Alleghany Mountains England France Jamaica British Isles Ireland

Mohammed In Court Insanity Claim Ends With Prophet Twist

In a curious court scene a lawyer questions a plaintiff about insanity and the witness testifies that he, the witness, is the prophet Mohammed himself. The exchange hinges on self identification and becomes a moral parable on perception and truth.

Mohammed Beloge Edinburgh Scotsuan

Controversy and Br'er Simcox Sermon Tale

A bishop in Atlanta denounces idle chatter in a sermon about a humorous tale of Br’er Simcox and Adam’s creation. The piece also describes Eskimo musk ox hunting methods, detailing a dog-led feint and coordinated attack to kill the herd.

Candler Atlanta Breddern Adam

Outside Influence on Short Skirts Sparks Debate

Dialogue captures a man and his girl discussing fashion and responsibility. Dub replies he does not depend on skirts, while the girl expresses desire and a call for the man to cover costs. The piece reflects social expectations and gender roles in dating.

Rub Dub

State of Washington's Territorial to Statehood History

The text notes Washington's history as a former part of Oregon, its creation as a territory in 1833, and its admission to statehood on February 22, 1889, marking its transition to statehood in the Union.

Washington Washingtn Oregon

Important to Mothers Examine Castoria Signature claim

An old advertisement urges mothers to inspect every battle of CASTORIA the famous infant remedy and see that the product bears the signature of In Yee for over 30 years Children cry for Fletcher's Castoria.

Castoiia Fletcher

Pope Gregory and the Calendar of Popes

The article notes Gregory XIII completed the calendar used today in 1582 and bears his name. It mentions a modern pope Pins TX who in 1836 preached a sermon in Rome, the first by a pope in 300 years, described as simple and plain by contemporaries. It concludes that many fail to leave a mark unless they write.

Gregory XIII Gregory Pins TX Padre Ventura Rome

The Lark Fleaven and the City Gossip

A fragment from the Louisville Courier Journal notes a quip about Fleaven and a bright girl resisting a man’s diminishing claims, hinting at social attitudes toward women and reputation in a light, era-tinged voice.

Fleaven Louisville Courier-Journal

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