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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1920
Page
6
An old health advertisement touts Gude's Pepto Mangan as a remedy for fatigue pale appearance and weak vitality. It claims the product enriches blood and increases red blood cells with both liquid and tablet forms.
An ad touts Aspiron al as a latest scientific remedy used and endorsed by European and American armies to cut a cold and prevent complications. It instructs druggists to refund the price if relief does not come within two minutes.
Testful Taste Immediate Relief Quick Warm Up presents Aspironal as a rapid two minute cough reliever. Drug stores stock the elixir and offer a money back guarantee if cold symptoms do not fade quickly. The ad promotes use for adults and children alike, urging customers to buy and share the product.
Fragmented reader quotes praise Dr Pierce products claiming relief from pregnancy suffering kidney and bladder troubles. The reminiscence describes wife expectancy pain and wonder at prescriptions. other lines cite Annie Lou and Anuric with rapid relief and prior failed medicines.
A historic note describes Hudson Bay Company's remaining lands in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta as red map dots. Since 1870 the company ceded vast territory to Canada and now sells the last 3,000,000 acres to settlers. The final dot signals the empire's end on the continent.
The United States faces a smaller apple crop in 1919 with 1,091,000 barrels fewer than 1918 and similar shortfalls to 1916 and 1917. Total output stands at about 24 million barrels, equating to roughly one apple per day per family, reflecting a weaker recovery since 1912 peak.
A fragment recounts a confrontation where a man named Gmith owed 895 for two years and repaid while the speaker was engaged in a street discussion with Gen. The exchange hints at a tense personal dispute over money.
The musical comedy farce Up In Mabel's Room comes to the Princess Marsh with anticipation high after its New York success. Wilson Collison and Otto Harbach wrote the three act play set in a Long Island country home, centering on a troublesome garment and its comic disruption of married life. audiences, especially women, are promised brilliant lines and a lavish gown showcase.
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