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Newspaper
Forest City Courier
Location
Forest City, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1920
Page
7
The fragmented OCR describes Bayer’s introduction of aspirin in 1900 and mentions early packaging for genuine Bayer tablets. It notes aspirin’s marketed uses for colds, headach, earache, and rheumatism and refers to druggists selling twelve-tablet boxes at low cost. It also alludes to letters and possible legal concerns, with unclear quotations and names.
A tiny bottle of Freezone costs little at any drug store and can lift off corns or calluses from the toes. Apply a few drops and pain stops instantly then the corn or callus is removed with minimal discomfort. No humbug Rav.
Lesson material from TMPRO Uniform International outlines Samuel chapters and Paul epistle references. It centers on Eli and his sons, sin’s wages, and parental responsibility in a curt, period-voiced devotional card.
A remark on how some men reveal folly when attempting to imitate paternal authority. The quip suggests moral critique of pretension and social aspiration, highlighting behavior as a social commentary from a humorous lens.
Sir Oliver Lodge remarks that dying is as hard as shedding an old suit. He notes that for some people the act of dying is as tough as changing one’s wardrobe, comparing the two in a reflective Boston transcript.
Diamond Dyes promises simple directions for dyeing wool silk linen cotton or mixed fabrics. A druggist color card is available and guarantees perfect results even for beginners.
A fragment from a Pittsburgh Chronicle-Telegraph piece quotes a jealous husband who prioritizes golf over marriage while a wife considers leaving him. The narrative shifts to a country post office scene where Elizabeth seeks a letter reply, only to face delays and practical hurdles that expose the lovers’ tangled prospects.
A fragment from a wedding ceremony shows the Justice of the Peace guiding vows with the bridegroom saying I do and the officiant proclaiming the couple man and wife. A note warns not to blame the officiant for the outcome of these rites.
Druggists praise Dr Kilmer s Swamp-Root for kidney liver and bladder support and urge readers to start treatment now. A sample bottle offer via ten cent reply to Kilmer Co at Binghamton New York is included, with a stray ad for Peery s Dead Shot worm remedy and a curiously phrased concluding line about curiosity.
A compact excerpt presents E P Roe and Doctor Blair on safety and compassion. The piece emphasizes knowledge of danger as a safeguard and cautions against treating religion as mere ornament to life.
An old medical advertisement warns catarrh can progress from nasal irritation to lung involvement and consumption. It argues local sprays fail and promotes S. S. S. as the blood cleansing remedy, directing readers to obtain it from a druggist and contact a Georgia laboratory director for details.
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