Garfield Tea Promoted as Pure Healthful Laxative
An advertisement touts Garfield Tea as a fine laxative composed wholly of pure health giving herbs.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1912
Page
3
An advertisement touts Garfield Tea as a fine laxative composed wholly of pure health giving herbs.
A collection of reader endorsements from Reedville Oregon New Orleans Mishawaka and North Dakota praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief during the Change of Life. Women report improvements in hot flashes dizziness backache sleep and nervousness after using the remedy and recommending it to others.
A lively 1900s feature traces how Astor and Spencer wills shaped widow choices between marriage and income. Mrs. Garland defies precedent by marrying her trusted adviser Francis Green, surrendering a 10 million dollar fortune while planning a simple Cape Cod life.
The home secretary has ordered that men prisoners serving sentences of one month or less may attend divine service only on Wednesdays and Sundays instead of daily. The change may hinder many religious persons from becoming prisoners.
A New York Evening Sun joke has a physician delaying a call to his brother by telling the house servant the masseur is with him. The brother insists on seeing the doctor, only to be told the physician is with the Messiah, delivering a comic misdirection.
Mrs. Rieke Hinton of Seattle recounts three years of painful inflamed fingers and nail loss. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment a 60 cent box, her nails became smooth and fingers cured. She notes a free sample and Skin Book offer from Cuticura Dept L Boston.
Aunt Sarah, a cook in a Richmond family, took a dish of macaroni to her own children. After they praised it they ate eagerly. The next morning two of the children were found turning over soil in the yard and scratching, explaining they were hunting for more macaroni worms.
A child named Marie sees the full moon in the eastern sky and a bright Jupiter nearby and tells her mother that the moon has laid an egg. The playful remark captures a child’s whimsical interpretation of astronomy.
In a Ladies' Home Journal vignette, a young man named George presents a small square box containing a silver thimble to a woman. She reacts with surprise and excitement as the gift arrives suddenly.
Becker replies yes he wants to pasteurize spilled milk in a humorous courtroom exchange. The judge questions the feasibility and pokes fun at the plan.
A fragment listing Mrs Winslow s Soothing Syrup for teething pains and garfield ten for bodily organs, with praise for herbs and a jab at agreeing with a contrary man. The tone mimics old time advertisements and health tonics.
Specialist Dr J H Rindlaub discusses self care for motorists noting advantages of maintaining vehicles. He warns cheap soap and tyre maintenance as part of owning a car with practical tips.
The salve heals burns and cuts quickly and prevents scarring. The ad offers 25 cents and zero cost promotions by J. W. Cole & Co. Send for a free sample from Black River Falls, Wisconsin.
A dialogue between Stella and Bella centers on politics as a presidential year looms. A farmer with eight bull moose on his land is noted as a hazard when stepping outside Sunday's scene.
A Kansas City Star note recalls a mother at a Union depot guiding her 18 year old daughter before a train ride. The mother warns to stay with family and avoid talking to strangers, yet adds a backhanded tip that a handsome man might buy her supper.
The article explains a summer cheese making method among farmers using a cooperative plan. Four cattle owners sharing milk equally would produce multiple cheeses. two families with varying cow counts would still yield cheeses proportionally, with each cheese potentially equal in quality and size despite differing yields.
A humorous exchange aboard a boat shows a grumpy passenger accusing the vessel of tipping. The steward smiles and replies that passengers tip even less, capturing light seaside humor.
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