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Newspaper
Fairfield Tribune
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1921
Page
8
The ancient tale of pearls, including Cleopatra dissolving a $400,000 pearl for Antony and Sir Thomas Gresham with Queen Elizabeth dissolving a $90,000 pearl to drink, highlights the famed splendor and legend around precious gems.
Miss Hedwig Kowalski of 423 A St South Moorhead Minnesota writesFo ley's Honey and Tar helped me fine it is the best medicine for a cough and our family has always used it It is a household standby for coughs colds croup whooping cough bronchial coughs and ticking throat Jeri cho Easton Adv
A writer warns against meddling as profitable interference, while a lawyer defends mixing into others quarrels as a living, arguing the value of involvement in disputes. The exchange contrasts cautionary advice with pragmatic justification, reflecting recurring themes in legal and literary commentary.
J W Seabock of Chester Pennsylvania reports severe kidney and back pain each morning. He could hardly walk and needed to rub the small of his back before he could button his shoes. After taking Kidney Pills the soreness vanished. Jericho & Easton.
A wolf in a dream signals deceitful business partners. Pursuit by one presages illness for the household, whereas pursuit by many forebodes long life and good health.
A vintage advertise for Foley's Honey and Tar remedy urging protection of children against common colds. It highlights its safety for families, no opiates, and claims to reduce coughs by loosening phlegm and coating irritated membranes. Jericho & Easton.
A speaker extols a baby’s foot as the most beautiful in the world because it is natural and unmarred by ill fitting shoes, praising the unaltered bone shape and natural form.
The advertisement extols the remedy as a pronounced success in treating bowel complaints for both children and adults. It claims universal use and asserts there is no rival or equal to Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy.
Gypsum or plaster of paris is used for wall plasters tile wall board dental work portland cement manufacture modeling and surgical work.
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Tab lets as a strong purgative for adults yet mild for children. It promises agreeable bowel movement without griping and easy, pleasant taking for all ages.
Africa claims about half of the world’s gold and nine-tenths of its diamonds, more than half of global rubber, five times North America’s iron, and supplies more copper than Europe and America combined.
Brief health ad urging under forty readers to consider kidney trouble as the source of tiredness aches and stiff joints. Foley Kidney Pills are promoted as a remedy with Jeri Co Buffalo New York credit.
Essay questions the choice between perpetual youth and the growth that comes with years. It reflects on treasures of friendships, adventures, and wisdom gained over time and warns that endless youth would sever ties with one’s generation and life purpose.
A concise note on wild flowers that close petals and droop at dusk, viewing it as a sober nightly sleep behavior of blooming plants and their daily cycle.
An advertisement notes that men aged eighty five to ninety are thin and spare, not fat and well fed. It advises careful diet, as indigestion or constipation can occur, and suggests Chamberlain's Tablets to move bowels and invigorate the stomach, claiming they help the average man reach a ripe old age.
Classified brief quotes a man seeking to locate his wife who left home on March 25 and wishes to send her $100 so she can travel farther away. The note appears in a Boston Transcript item as a personal notice.
An ad claims Foley Carthartic Tablets ease biliousness gas bloating and indigestion with prompt safe relief. The copy describes the product as a genuine wholesome physic and ideal laxative marketed by Jericho and Eas.
A concise guide on thrift emphasizes steady earning wise spending sane saving careful investing and avoidance of waste. It outlines practical habits to build a prudent financial routine and reduce unnecessary costs.
An advertisement reports Mrs. Anna Morrow of Piqua Ohio and her husband using Foley Kidney Pills. It claims relief from backache rheumatic pains stiff joints sore muscles sallowness irregular bladder action and kidney trouble. Jericho and Easton advertise the product.
In ancient Babylon a doctor who failed to cure was punished by public execution with hands cut off. The harsh penalty reflects the era's brutal medical accountability and the severe stakes of healing.
A Boston Transcript quip notes women rarely ask men if smoking annoys them, reflecting gender norms and social etiquette in a brief cultural aside.
Advertiser asserts that ninety nine out of ninety nine new druggists recommend Cham berla's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy when diarrhoea medicine is requested. They claim customers report dependability and prefer this remedy over substitutes for best diarrhoea treatment.
A method using lime to demolish an aging masonry wall is described. Drill a bottle-shaped hole in the wall, fill with lime, slake with water, and seal with a wooden plug. The resulting pressure is said to bring the wall down.
An advertisement explains that All's Catarrh Medicine cures catarrh and related deafness by acting through the blood on mucous surfaces. It states the medicine is a liquid taken internally and aims to reduce inflammation and restore normal conditions. Circulation of circulars is free from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio.
The bulletin lists Chicago to Denver and Omaha routes with limited and local trains, times for each, including Burlingame Ottumwa and Des Moines Peoria locals. It notes Nos. 17 179 178 do not run Sundays and all trains run daily except those three.
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