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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1920
Page
7
An advertisement claims a small bottle of Danderine will transform dull hair into soft glossy fullness. It promises instant doubling of beauty with a simple daily routine, removing dust oil and dandruff while promoting growth and vitality of hair.
The kaifer began a bold project to redraw global maps and succeeded in placing Aimerongen on the world stage. His efforts reshaped geographic recognition and drew attention to his exploratory vision.
Skin eruptions on the face mar a woman's appearance. A box of Tetterine used regularly will quickly fade pimples blotches and itchy patches and leave skin soft and clear. Suitable for eczema and other skin troubles. Sold by druggists or mailed for 50c by Shuptrine Co Savannah Ga Ady.
A fragmentary exchange shows a speaker cursing the loss of an empty pocket book. The line suggests a defiant stance after misfortune and mocks others for underestimating loss.
Thousands of women suffer kidney and bladder issues often misattributed to other causes. Swamp-Root, a physician prescribed remedy, is advertised with a test sample offer of ten cents plus the paper mention.
An eccentric man arranged every funeral detail and enjoyed the contrast with his own death. The Birmingham Age-Herald notes his obituary will age badly with typographical and other errors he cannot correct, a grim ironic reflection on foresight.
Timely advice promotes Vacher Balm as the best preventive for colds and flu. The ad urges carrying a tube in pocket and offers 80 cents for a tube sent to BH, W. Vacher, Inc., New Orleans, La. The notice warns to avoid imitations.
A few weeks more and you will be kicking because it is too hot. The remark highlights seeable conditions affecting play readiness and schedules.
The attorney general approved bonds totaling 150000 for Grayson county road district seven series ba. The Texas railroad commission reports the gag well near Amarillo has closed after producing 71000000 cubic feet of gas daily.
Mary Stephenson of McKinney Texas recounts months of severe nervousness back pain numbness and weakness. She credits Cardui after six weeks bedridden and says half a bottle gave relief then six bottles over two weeks helped her return to work. Cardui advertised as a 40 year healer for weak women.
A firm is like a family bound by mutual interests. It quarrels and ruins wages and profits, while a normal family does not quarrel. It develops a family feeling and combines to protect each other.
An advertisement claims California Fig Syrup is a safe laxative for children and urges mothers to look for the word California on the bottle. It touts a fruity taste and promises clear dosing directions on each bottle, urging mothers to give it without fear.
A lively exchange features Tam warning about politics while Senator Sorghom objects to the word. The debate turns on how a man maneuvers a rough field as an irascible bull approaches, prompting a humorous contrast between terms.
An advertisement extols liver pills that claim to remove poisons from the liver and improve digestion, warning of constipation dizziness and disease if not used. It touts a two dollar bottle and a money back guarantee through the druggist. A separate sneer at women with a remark about spinsters appears in the same clipping.
An old advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine claiming to cure catarrh by acting through the blood and mucous surfaces. It notes decades of pharmacist endorsements and offers testimonials, referencing Cheney & Co. of Toledo, Ohio.
In a humorous exchange, Algy jokes his dog knows as much as he does while Miss Keen comments on men boasting about their dogs, delivering a playful snapshot of flirtatious banter.
Washington reports President Wilson reaffirmed his stance on the Adriatic question in reply to British and French Premiers. He warned that unless the December agreement terms are reinstated, he may consider withdrawing the Versailles peace treaty and French alliance from the Senate.
President Wilson signed a land leasing bill opening millions of acres in the West and Louisiana for development. The oil lands opened total over 6.7 million acres with a 5 percent production royalty, adminstered by the secretary of the interior, and government withdrawals leave about 39 million acres to be classified.
The ministry of food will be continued for five years more, an official announcement this week confirms.
A siege of Fiume has started with a strict blockade cutting off supplies including food. The situation escalates as authorities restrict imports and essential goods, prompting fears of shortages.
A Texas woman shares relief from head pains and nervous weakness after using Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. She and others report improved health and urge trial, noting availability from druggists and a 10 cent mail trial offer.
A vintage advertisement touts Dr King’s New Discovery to treat colds coughs grippe and croup. It claims quick relief for children and adults with no after effects and urges purchasing at the local druggist in 80 cent and 1 20 dollar bottles.
Bold claim of bowel relief with Dr Ming's Life Pills 80. Gentle prompt action advertised to restore regular bowels and liver function, urging readers to buy at druggists for 25 cents.
An old line advertisement extols Peterson's Ointment as a universal remedy for old sores piles and eczema. A satisfied user claims relief from ulcers and a doctor’s plan to amputate, while the copy promotes large boxes at low price and a money back guarantee.
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