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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1922
Page
7
Old fashioned mustard plasters burn and blister, Musterole offers a clean white ointment with oil of mustard. It claims to ease sore throats bronchitis tonsillitis coughs and various pains from rheumatism to sprains. Hospital size jar priced at $3.00.
An advertisement warns calomel is dangerous causing salivation and gum soreness and promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a harmless vegetable alternative. It claims quick relief for biliousness and headaches and promises no risk of salivation, urging readers to try it and refund if unsatisfied.
A dialogue shows the First Gentleman resisting a fool's view while the Second Ditto notes that such opinions fail to attract attention. The exchange stresses disregard for invalid criticism and reinforces resolve.
An advertisement touts Danderine as a hair tonic costing 85 cents at drug stores. It claims one application removes dandruff and hair loss and makes hair look stronger, brighter, and fuller with new vigor and color.
The passage cites that the term antidiaestablishmentarianiam with 28 letters tops the list of legitimate long words, followed by hnonurifi cabilitudinity at 22 letters, noting authorities’ ranking of word length.
The ad warns that harsh laxatives injure babies and urges use of Teethina a baby sized remedy praised by physicians for fifty years Get it from druggists or mail 30c to Moffett Laboratories Columbus Ga for a Baby book Also mentions Dr Peerys Dead Shot as a worm expeller and ends with a wood fire whimsy paragraph
A vintage reader offers kitchen tips and recipes for frying and baking with common ingredients. It includes simple methods for improving leftover meals, cooking in a furnace, and several bread recipes such as Peanut Butter Bread Success Bread Prune Bread Steamed Nut Bread and Steamed Date Bread with measurements and steps.
A father teases his three year old with a Mother Goose line and a mispronounced rhyme prompting a witty exchange. A Brown county woman critiques a Will Vawter landscape claiming the cow on the painting does not feel like a cow.
The note offers playful counsel about intimate matters and a humorous line about the first hundred carrots being the hardest. It reads as a lighthearted, if obscure, fragment from a personal or satirical text with no clear public notice or names.
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