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Newspaper
Brook Reporter
Location
Brook, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1922
Page
7
A drugstore novelty promises quick relief from corns with a tiny bottle of Freezone. It claims the product stops pain instantly and allows lifting the corn with fingers, removing hard and soft corns and between the toes without soreness.
An ad claims Cole's Carbalbalva heals wounds rapidly with no scar and can be obtained at druggists or by mail from The 3 W Cole Co Rockford. It references time and court plaster as healers and notes the hardships recalled after success.
A compact roundup notes President Harding's postmaster appointments and a broad coal strike outlook, with the Navy size cap debate and pacific treaty ratification. It covers tax, postal costs, stock shifts, and rail port actions, including fires, robberies, mine actions, and local bond plans across major cities.
Gen Rafael Pimiento was acquitted in Mexico City of assassinating former Vice President Ping Lavrez in 1913. He had been imprisoned almost a year awaiting trial.
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as simple for any woman to use on fabrics from wool to linen and promises no streaks or runs. It describes dyeing coats, skirts, curtains and more with directions included and urges druggists to stock Diamond Dyes for guaranteed home dyeing.
A dialect tone notes time passing swiftly and the need to fight what was learned on Sunday. It contrasts how some men are of little consequence like a thermometer on a pleasant day and how the uninformed often presume the most.
A feature on Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound appealing to ailing housewives, with letters from women like Mrs. Jim Reagie and Mrs. Walter U. Brove detailing nervous spells, weakness, and recovery after using the product. It argues for female health support and domestic capability amid illness.
A column discusses a man who rejects platonic friendship, recounting a decade with a wife and seven children, joking about the concept. It contrasts romantic beliefs with practical family life and ends with a quip on keep-off-the-grass signs on snowy drives.
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