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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1925
Page
3
The notice promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a treatment for kidney and bladder trouble in women. It urges immediate use or purchase, offers samples for ten cents, and asks readers to mention the newspaper. It also advertises Cuticura products and Liver Pills with brief health claims and a moral tone.
A motivational piece urges readers to embrace Hope during dark days. It contrasts discouraged figures with resilient leaders who plan, act, and create, turning difficulties into progress and inspiring future generations.
The Mayo surname stems from Matthew variants such as Mayhew and Mahley with roots in England. Prominent Mayos include Rev John Mayo, first minister of Boston’s Second Church in 1655, and educator Amory Dwight Mayo. Virginia settler William Mayo and writer Robert W. Mayo are noted descendants.
A dated kitchen column offers practical uses for cold roast beef. Suggested dishes include hot roast beef sandwiches with brown sauce and sour pickle, plus a beef pie using two cups of chopped beef. The tips emphasize thinly sliced meat, garnishes, and simple sauces.
A reflective poem on labor and purpose urging workers to see their essential role in society. It argues that every task from desk work to physical toil supports the whole, and that the age advances only with each person’s contribution.
Instructions describe making a squid stew with tomatoes and gravy. Cook tomatoes and pour over meat with equal gravy and hot water. Cover with baking powder biscuit dough formed into biscuits with steam vents.
Your Health column discusses stomach ulcers linked to anemia and demanding careful diagnosis. It notes various ulcer sizes and risks such as sudden hemorrhage, outlines dietetic and medical therapies, and mentions surgery as a cure when clearly indicated.
An old advertisement touts California Fig Syrup as the best laxative for children. It claims a teaspoonful clears bowels within hours and restores a well, playful child, noting the real product has directions for all ages and warns against imitations.
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