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Newspaper
Butler Weekly Times
Location
Butler, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1909
Page
7
This drawing claims doctors cannot be replaced by medicine and urges readers to rely on a family doctor. It asserts doctors endorse Ayer's Cherry Pectoral for coughs and related remedies and urges readers to consult their own doctor before use.
A farm college president warns that landless families will face extreme hardship as cities grow and individuals must fend for themselves. He cites wheat yields, alfalfa expansion, and widespread use of scales, while mocking guesstimates and political fads. He also notes floods, crop fears, hay storage schemes, and the need for practical farming wisdom amid changing technologies.
A New York World editorial denounces tariffs as false boons, accusing lawmakers of self interest while misattributing price rises. The piece argues consumers pay indirectly via retailers and protected industries, with cited senators and even a personal stake highlighted. It cites catarrh treatment ad content and a local ditch update as adjacent items in the page.
An article extols a non alcoholic non secret remedy for women’s ailments, arguing that modesty deters doctors’ examinations and urging use over invasive treatments. It cites endorsements from medical figures to bolster claims and promotes the remedy as a preferred solution for irregularities and female health issues.
A concise camp guide explains how to brew coffee properly. Use fresh ground coffee with two cups of cold water per tablespoonful of coffee, boil two minutes, and stop stirring. The result should produce a stronger, better tasting coffee for campers.
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