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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1920
Page
7
Knoxville reader states Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills cured her back pain and fatigue after three years of illness and poor treatment. Letter claims many similar testimonials support reliability and urges others to try the remedy.
The client of an attorney, freed from burglary charges, vents dissatisfaction claiming his innocence alienated him from accomplices. London readers note the uneven response as authorities caution on public schooling and language education versus environmental influences.
Letters from Ohio women praise Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for relief during climacteric and menstrual pains. Mrs J W Kesler of Conneaut cites lasting health improvements after using the remedy, while Mrs Sarah Hilderbrand of Ashtabula and Mrs Carrie Whelpley of Lake Street also extol the medicine's benefits for young women and daughters.
A fifty year family favorite remedy from druggists claims to curb colds coughs and grippe attacks with no after-effects. Suitable for children and adults the 60 cent and 1 20 dollar bottles are advertised for quick relief.
Promotes relief for sluggish bowels and liver function with a mild, prompt effect. Encourages feeling fit and ready for daily work as an old fashioned tonic style advertisement. Sold by druggists for 25 cents.
The Royal Northwest Mounted Police, famed as the scarlet and gold, has merged with the Canadian Mounted Police. For over a century they patrolled vast Canadian lands from Hudson Bay to the Arctic, protecting settlers, aiding Indians and Metis, and pursuing criminals. Their long patrols, bravery, and treaty work helped shape western Canada before the new national force assumed duty.
London report quotes Rev W F Morris vicar of All Saints Southport suggesting it might not be bad if the church closed for six months. He says England has been raised in ecclesiastical luxury and is gospel burdened, with many towns overchurched and religion too cheap to obtain value.
A kitchen feature offers meat substitutes using onions with bread crumbs ham tongue chestnuts and various sauces. It also lists onion based dishes including onion salad sandwich and soup, plus Rice and Almond Cream dessert and Prince of Wales cake with layered flavors and rolling instructions.
An old fashioned mustard plaster named Mustarine promises ready use for lameness, sore muscles, cramps, earache, backache, headaches and toothache. It claims up-to-date pain killers and draws pain from sore feet and chilblains. Sold in a yellow box by 8. C. Wells & Co. Le Roy.
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