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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1925
Page
2
A column of winter salads using celery apples green pepper and cabbage with mayo dressings and variants like French potato Vienna and fruit salads. Also recipes for egg sauce dried peaches raisins date muffins lemon mincemeat and tips on raisin nutrition and iron in Diet notes.
An old advertisement urges mothers to treat infant constipation and related symptoms with California Fig Syrup. It promises a pleasant taste and full dosing directions on the bottle, warns against imitation and emphasizes using the genuine product.
Wisle asserts he was the first to kiss her, while the other character retorts that he has kissed her many times. The exchange ends with the claim still standing.
An old style advertisement touts Cascarets as a harmless laxative that cleans the bowels and stimulates the liver without griping. It claims millions use the product, contrasts it with harsher pills and salts, notes pleasant taste, and says it is sold at drug stores.
An advertisement offers Dr Peery for worms or tapeworm with a claim related to a mother whipping a boy for crying. The notice appears as a brief classed ad from 872 Pearl Street.
A historical note states that the average meal costs fifty cents per person for all men women and children. It explains one third of this amount is spent on bread and vegetable foods while two thirds cover other staples.
A note states that adding a small amount of Calumet Baking Powder improves mashed turnipa and squash by enhancing texture and fluffiness.
A playful exchange clarifies that a knight errant is a knight who roams or seeks adventure, here humorously explained as a father using escapism after supper. The dialogue captures a lighthearted, period voice themed around chivalric notions.
A Terre Haute woman reports severe weakness nervousness and dizziness but credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring strength and health before and after childbirth The testimonial claims the product fully cured her and that it helps other women in similar conditions available from druggists nationwide
An advertisement urges use of Joint-Ease to relieve rheumatism in joints. It claims quick and lasting relief even in chronic cases and notes druggists recommend Joint-Ease as a clean penetrating preparation. It promises relief when Joint-Base enters joint agony.
The fragment features a playful exchange where one speaker compliments another as being nice enough to eat and the other agrees the person looks appetizing. It reads as light humor with flirtatious undertones.
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