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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1919
Page
3
Physicians and druggists urge readers to keep systems purified to prevent influenza. Calotaba is sold in sealed packages for 35 cents with a money back promise if not satisfied. The ad promises a quick cure for colds and no side effects.
An old advertisement promises immediate relief from indigestion gases acidity and stomach distress with Pape's Dinpepsin tablets. The copy claims rapid action and low cost at drug stores, noting it as the surest quickest stomach reliever.
An ad extols Gold Medal Haarlem Capsules as a cure for rheumatism and kidney related ailments including gout and bladder issues. It claims to restore kidney health, remove poisons, and prevent recurrence, urging readers to insist on the Gold Medal brand at druggists. It ends noting civil service exam humor.
A Southern ad touts Tetterine to rid pimples and blotches fast for a bright clear look. The product, sold by druggists or mail order for 50 cents from Shuptrine Co Savannah Ga Ady, targets women seeking beauty and skin confidence.
An advertisement urges readers to keep handy Vacher Balm and claims it offers faster relief for croup catarrh colds and sore throats than any prescription. It cites 30 cent jars or tubes with samples and agent prices from EBW Vacher Inc New Orleans and warns against imitations.
President Wilson issued a White House statement saying he has no compromise or concession in mind and will not move on the treaty. He urges Republicans in the Senate to bear full responsibility for the treaty’s fate while Democratic leaders argue for possible compromise.
The Texas attorney general’s office rules the textbook commission cannot replace adopted subject specific texts with a general science or other broad works. A general science text may be used only as a supplementary or elementary aid without displacing existing volumes in physiology geography chemistry or agriculture.
Washington officials say American claims tied to the Lusitania sinking and other submarine damages will exceed the value of the 100 German steamers seized in U S ports when the U S entered the war. In Texas, Villistas abandoned Musquiz Coahuila after capturing the town, fleeing to the mountains.
Washington senate postoffice subcommittee approves a Dial Democrat South Carolina bill for a drop letter rate to an ounce, endorsed by the post office department.
Manuel Allende Salignar forms a new cabinet to replace the ministry of Premier Poca, who has resigned. The reshuffle sets a new leadership lineup in Spain’s government.
A reader letter extols PE-RU-NA for health relief, claiming two years of sickness including head and stomach issues were cured after using the remedy. The letter urges others to try PE-RU-NA, describing it as a Godsend and stating both tablet and liquid forms are available for emergencies.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses chest congestion and a mysterious doctor suggesting a new discovery. It mentions a dangerous stage and references a threatened trial, with unclear actions and patient guidance.
An advertisement extols Dr Kings New Life Pills as a gentle natural remedy that clears bowel blockages, relieves bilious symptoms, and restores comfortable digestion. It markets the product as non habit forming and available for 25 cents at druggists.
A patient, F Maese, reports severe weakness and loss of appetite improved after taking Rich Tone. He claims rapid recovery and increased energy, saying the tonic restored his ability to walk and his vitality.
Rich-Tone promises to restore nerves, boost appetite, improve sleep, and enhance energy and well being. It is advertised as containing essential elements for strength and vigor and is offered at 1.00 per bottle through A. B. Richards Medicine Co. in Sherman Texas.
A dated literary verse contemplates the Nativity with imagery of Mary, the Holy Child, the manger, and humble praise. The piece reflects mystic reverence and echoes timeless Christmas themes of divine birth and human longing.
A reflection on how sad times affect families during Christmas and the value of thoughtful, small gifts. It urges reusing toys and mending broken items to bring joy to less fortunate children, emphasizing that small acts can mean much.
A long ago tale from Russia tells of Klaus, a generous boy whose parents die leaving him gold bars. He secretly helps a poor man and his daughters by dropping gold through their window, a deed that leads to a blessing and the origin of Saint Klaus or Santa Claus.
Fragmentary note recalls a missed church gathering and plans to attend next week. The writer expresses longing and casual remarks about upcoming activities and personal routines.
The piece titled A Woman's The Faithful portrays a Meangeemig woman dedicating long hours to labor. Dialogue contrasts idle talk with the reality of constant work, highlighting resilience and cultural identity within everyday tasks.
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