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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1926
Page
2
The article notes English shipbuilding at its worst in sixteen years and mentions gorillas likely living to thirty or forty years. It discusses knitting machinery with 200 needles and processes from rib to body to foot. It adds a mention of a Japanese daily in Chicago and Esperanto police in some European cities.
A downtown store clerk in the garden implement department offered a customer a large knife claimed to have a keen edge. The customer quipped about trimming coins with a battle ax prompting a joke about the first floor.
Be Free From Dizziness headaches biliousness constipation fevers and jaundice by keeping the liver active and bowels regulated with Bond's Liver Pills. They aid Nature in removing poisonous waste and are recommended by all druggists at 25 cents.
Henry Hubbard secretary of the bureau of standards says radio mail could replace conventional delivery with instantly reproduced letters at destinations. He envisions no mail bags or sorting and compares radio to light speed for worldwide correspondence. A related ad promotes Cuticura products for skin care and dandruff.
Dr. George M. Stratton of the National Research Council cites a study of over 1,000 subjects showing that men with a history of serious illness tend to be emotionally unstable. He notes health and temperament influence each other, causing heightened reactions at times.
An optical catalog style entry promotes Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills for stomach distress and heartburn. The ad specifies the product as a remedy from 472 Pearl Street and mentions Wright as the distributor.
Describes jabots of white crepe de chine with large blue red and purple polka dots paired to navy gowns. Notes the jabot is bordered in the dot color and observes fashion fatigue and societal change as warmth wanes and reform follows.
The ad argues against harsh purges and promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild, harmless laxative that establishes natural bowel regularity without gripes or upset. It claims it helps all ages, including children, and urges readers to buy a 60 cent bottle.
Progress Georgette questions George about courting and marriage as he jokes he has taken steps from every dancing teacher in town. The exchange suggests playful romantic pursuit in a fashionable setting.
In a witty exchange the husband asks if the wife would remarry if he dies. The movie star wife replies with playful skepticism about waiting for such a turn. The quip captures a lighthearted view of marriage and devotion.
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