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Newspaper
Clearfield Weekly Progress
Location
Clearfield, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1915
Page
3
A noted authority claims indigestion stems from stomach acidity rather than lack of digestive juices. He prescribes four ounces of Rad Salts dissolved in water before breakfast for a week, promising neutralized acidity and relief from gas, heartburn, and bloating. The ad promotes inexpensive Rad Salts from H. Powell at 28 S Becond St with contact details.
A garbled report notes a wartime brewing tax proposal in Ireland. It mentions Lloyd George seeking wartime funds by taxing brewing, warnings the plan could hurt breweries, with references to home brewing costs and tax exemptions for small householders and local storage and equipment lending.
An advertisement warns against stomach medicines and surgical operations, favoring Magr's Wonderful Remedy for stomach and liver ailments. It claims permanent restoration for serious cases and invites readers to request free information from a Chicago address.
In a fragile tale from 1915, John Randall and Betty Morse face separation caused by pride and absence of a child. A newborn alters their hearts as Randall secretly discovers the infant, comforts his wife, and the couple reconcile, recognizing their missteps and choosing renewed family life.
A folk remedy called Hamburg Breass Tes or Hamburger Urtist Thee is promoted for colds flu and congestion. The instructions claim one tablespoon per cup of boiling water, sipped during the day or before bed. It allegedly opens pores and relieves congestion while loosening bowels and offering a safe inexpensive herbal treatment.
Marian Bigler announces a new studio in the New Messip building to receive pupils for vocal instruction. She will discuss method training and terms with interested persons. Appointments call Bell 122 R or H C Phone 326.
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