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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1925
Page
20
The text presents an inaugural address by Governor Howard Mi, addressed to West Virginia citizens. It notes a solemn responsibility amid racial and industrial social life adjustments and references national economic pressures. The readable portion preserves formal tone and intent to guide state policy.
J Regan of 2910 Charles St Pittsburgh claims long time indigestion relief after using Godd’s Tonic. He reports heartburn and waterbrush eased, now eats everything without issue. Ads note tonic as wine like and pleasant, with local druggists carrying it.
An illustrated advertisement touts Creomulsion as a new medical discovery that soothes inflamed membranes and kills germs to stop chronic coughs and stubborn colds. It claims to heal throat and lung diseases, boost the system after colds, and offers money back if relief isn’t achieved.
Fragmented readable text describes a critique of mustard plasters and related remedies with references to period style and medical beliefs, mentioning a ticker and various names and locations in a chaotic draft. The piece hints at public health advice and historical attitudes toward folk cures.
An advertisement extols Dr Kilmer's Swamp-Root claiming it treats kidney and bladder issues and urinary troubles. It cites a pharmacist endorsement and testimonials from thousands of users, urging readers to order via parcel post and noting available bottle sizes at drugstores.
A Cleveland era pamphlet touts a vegetable compound from Dr Edwards of Ohio called Olivo Tablets. It claims to aid liver and bowels, improve skin and eyes, and restore youth by gentle action. The ad cites olive color tablets and endorses the product for aging symptoms.
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