Cotton Grove Regular Correspondence Finds School Reopens
The February note reports the local school reopening after a two week dismissal due to illness. Health in the area is improving and residents visit relatives at Mercer's Creek. Multiple families including Johnsons, Ritchies, Dickeys and Millers are mentioned with visits and moves into the community.
California Syrup of Figs Advises Laxative Use
An old advertisement urges mothers to give California Syrup of Figs to children to “remove poisons from stomach, liver and bowels.” It highlights the product’s fruity taste, full directions on each bottle, and instructions to look for the name California on the package.
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California
Childd
Freezone corn removal promises painless lift
The advert claims Freezone lifts corns and calluses with a few drops. It asserts the treatment is painless and leaves underlying skin soft and healthy after application on toes and the bottom of the feet.
Bayer Aspirin Headache Remedy Label Described
The article notes Bayer is the genuine Aspirin brand with the label Bayer Tablets of Aspirin in Bayer packages. It claims physicians prescribe Bayer for nineteen years and lists directions for Headache Cold Pain Neuralgia Lumbago and Rheumatic. Tin boxes of 12 tablets cost a few cents and Asyirin is Bayer’s trade name for monoacetylsalicylic acid.
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Bayer
Habitual Constipation Cure Claims 14 to 21 Days
The advertisement promotes LAX-FOS WITH PEPSIN as a prepared syrup laxative for constipation. It claims prompt relief and a regulated action within 14 to 21 days, describing the product as pleasant to take and effective in inducing bowel movement.
Sidney Regular Correspondence Notes Local Visits
Feb 24 reports Bill Chastain of Sipe Springs visiting relatives in Sidney. Absentees at Sunday school due to illness. Reese Neal traveled to Arkansas with Richards children. Grandma Chastain staying with Reese Neal. Miss Woods to Comanche on business. Scott Vancleave and family from Gap passed through Sidney toward Comanche. Homer Alexander of Blanket visited. Keener preached at Methodist church. Walker Johnson visited Chastains. Prayer meeting at Baptist church every Wednesday. Next Sunday singing evening. new books in. Ola Vancleave (Newburg) returned home after school visit.
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Sidney
Bill Chastain
Sipe Springs
Reese Neal
Arkansas
Richard
Richards
Grandma Chastain
Misses Woods
Comanche
Scott Vancleave
Gap
Homer Alexander
Blanket
Bro. Keener
Methodist Church
Walker Johnson
Chastain
Baptist Church
Ola Vancleave
Newburg
Springlike week prompts garden seeds and travel notes
Copperas Prairie reports a warm spell with many planting seeds and spring oats. Miss Zona Vancleave and sister Ola visited relatives. DeWitt Ashinhurst and Cloud Clary stayed with Mrs. E. S. Vancleave. Health concerns include Mr Hood ill and Grandma Gleaton with flu. a blizzard struck town.
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Br. S. Vancleave
Comanche
Doctor Lane
J. M Hood
Pat McCurdy
Jake Hill
Newburg
Grandma Gleaton
Watty
Gene
Doctor Endorses Tanlac As Relief For Ailments
Illinois physician B H Elder of Peoria with 410 Schradzzki Building lauds Tanlac after treating stomach trouble and rheumatism for decades. He credits one patient’s recovery and reports dramatic personal improvement from Tanlac, noting he prescribes it for rheumatism kidney bladder disorders and run down conditions for relief. Tanlac sold in multiple towns across the state. Near East relief drive expands across 117 Texas counties with state HQ in Dallas and aid to Armenia and Syria under congressional act.
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B. H. Elder
Schradzzki
Peoria
Illinois
Tanlac
Dr. Elder
Buter University of Indianapolis
Ind
Rush College
Chicago
Taniac
Comanche
Hamilton Drug Co
Duster
Tomlin Drug Co
Moran
E. A. Chastain
Beattie R. F. D
A. Clements
Lamkin
Carmichael & Cayle
Bany Sea
Dallas
Tex
Texas
Near East Relief Committee
Charles L. Sanger
Near East
Associated Press
Wilson
Ev Post
Literary Digest
Armenia
Syria
Congress
United States Army
Southwestern Life Building
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Promises Vitality and Purified Blood
Promotes energy and appetite by purifying blood with iron and quinine. Describes tonic as non patent medicine, popular for malaria and strength since over thirty five years. Claims easy flavor loved by children and availability in drug stores at 60c per bottle.
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GROVE
Woman’s Remedy Claims Back Pain Relief Prosper
Mrs Pearl Hill of Knoxville Tennessee reports chronic back pain and fatigue ending after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills. She praises the medicine as a reliable woman's remedy and urges others to try it for female troubles.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pearl Hill
Jacksboro
Tennessee
Lydia Pink
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