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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1910
Page
2
An old ad style item notes a slogan about white clothes and bookkeeper use of Rol Cross Ball Blue. Mentions a large 2 oz package priced at 5 cents.
Questioning the medicine’s claimed cures and noting extensive and judicious advertising as a factor in its growing reputation and perceived efficacy.
A golden-haired spinster teases age with a coy question while Bjones responds by joking she is not old. He bids her to consider how young he finds her, leaving her pleased and gleaming in a Harper's Weekly scene.
A Green Forest Arkansas woman credits not paying a specialist up front as a health turn. She suffered stomach trouble for ten years and after trying four doctors, found relief after stopping coffee and using Postum, noting improved sleep and pain relief. She explains coffee worsened headaches and nervousness.
Former President Theodore Roosevelt outlines a national duty of conservation and efficient use of natural resources. He warns against private waste and corporate monopolies, urges federal oversight of waterways and railways, and cites forest, country life, and public health concerns as core to a sustainable future.
A Graniteville Vermont reader declares Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound saved her through the Change of Life. The letter lauds the medicine for restoring health and strength and encourages others to try it. The ad claims over 30 years of cures for female ailments and positions the product as invaluable for period changes and related symptoms.
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