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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1922
Page
3
Mrs Celesta Fell of 32 Prince Street Boston reports eight pound gain in two weeks after using Tanlac saying she now eats better sleeps well and feels stronger. She credits Tanlac with curing stomach distress lack of nourishment and nervous restlessness and notes Tanlac is sold by druggists.
A testimonial promotes Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a trusted women’s remedy. It notes women using the product during difficult periods and later for ongoing symptoms, claiming careful preparation from medicinal plants and suitability for female health concerns. The text references addresses and testimonials from women in Emporis and Union St.
The attorney general approved school board actions in Center district and Franklin voters approved raising local school tax. New bonds and road projects gain approval across multiple counties along with railway and fire insurance credits. Texas harvests and agricultural projections noted amid infrastructure and encampment schedule updates.
Constable La Cunha of Hayward California captured a swarm of angry bees unaided near Edward Warren's shop. He used a stick and tin can to calm the insects and lead them to a tree, drawing cheers from local shoppers.
A local ad promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a remedy for hidden kidney issues. It cites a life insurer's physician noting many applicants decline due to kidney trouble and urges readers to try a sample by sending ten cents to Kilmer & Co. in Binghamton New York.
A Boston Transcript quip describes a minister wrestling with a newly purchased collar during preparations for a sermon. He mutters blessing the collar and misreads the verse while his wife asks for the morning text. The joke hinges on the garbled sermon reference and the clash between reverence and friction.
A brief snippet features Ethel noting care on a face and Clara remarking on Yeggne’s clumsy fake. The exchange hints at observation and mischief within a quiet domestic scene.
Teddy and her sister are unsettled by a frequent caller, a grown man the family sees as persistent. The mother clarifies the caller is an adult, not a kid, prompting Teddy’s humorous remark about the man lacking “fishers.”
Mrs Hila M Bailey describes how Cardul eased her nervousness and fatigue during change of life. She says one bottle improved sleep and appetite, then full recovery followed with continued use. Cardul is claimed to have stood the test of extensive use for over forty years.
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