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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1925
Page
7
An old advertisement urges mothers to choose genuine California Fig Syrup for children of all ages and to insist on the proper labeling Californian to avoid imitation products. It claims the syrup gently cleanses the liver and bowels and sweetens the stomach, with directions printed on the bottle.
A Watchman Examiner quip cites Elbert H. Gary of United States Steel saying stock values rarely stand still and seldom go sideways answering a question about steel stocks. The piece closes with a remark that men in love often try to cheat.
An article extols Dr Caldwell of Monticello for a laxative that regulates bowels without frequent use. It claims Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin provides gentle movements lasting weeks and is safe and pleasant for adults and children alike.
Drummond leads Ginger Martin and Ted Jerningham in a stealthy burglary scheme at a deserted Green Street office. They enter a back way, prepare to crack a safe, and guard against unseen occupants as tension rises.
Ginger Martin synopsis describes Zaboleft telling of a masked anarchist group, the Black Gang, terrorizing meetings and abducting participants. A memorandum points to Hoxton. Arthur investigators, led by Johnstone and McIver, pursue Zaboleff amid kidnapper intrigues and a supposed pawnbroker Count Zadowa in another suburb.
Hugh Drummond plans a final coup with the Black Gang before Petersen reappears. The group, eager for a big score, awaits tonight’s mysterious event at a quiet South Kensington residence, despite doubts and Phyllia’s wary warning.
The passage defines monads as nonspatial, self acting forces containing the principles of substance and form. It cites Leibniz and Eltinga, noting each monad represents the same universe from a different viewpoint and acts through God’s will toward simple actuality and perfection.
A man with periodic skin breakouts attributes his clear skin to Carter's Little Liver Pills after reading a doctor's piece linking pimples to stomach poisons. He reports smoother skin, fewer stomach issues, and urges friends to try the remedy as claimed.
In Fermoy a man who ran a roulette wheel for 18 years was prosecuted as a vagrant but claimed the activity was on his own property not a public place. The justice agreed, dismissing the charge under the George V act as the defense argued.
Comic exchange mocks a song about precipitation and references Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills as purgative with a tense digestion effect. An advertisement tag from Beard 8 MN suggests trying the product and ends with a Cicero quote about accusing the wicked and defending the wretched.
Mrs Effie Carter of Dallas Texas credits Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription with improving her health after years of illness. She says the tonic is reliable for women and many others report benefits. Dealers offer tablets or liquid and a trial pack is available by sending 10 cents to Dr Pierce’s Invalide Hotel Buffalo New York.
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