Rheumatism Aspirin Tra Manufacture Note
A fragment notes that aspirin is the treatment under study for rheumatic pain and that salicylic acid is a key precursor in its production.
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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1932
Page
11
A fragment notes that aspirin is the treatment under study for rheumatic pain and that salicylic acid is a key precursor in its production.
Judges face difficulty awarding first and second prizes in a horse show at the state fair coliseum. The text cites a judge's request to “Tine them enter and lope” while a spectator recalls a family remark about “Unser.” The lively exchange reflects a rural or fairground scene with playful misheard words and dialect.
An alert couple from AN journeyed to Auburn Celie and Frank from Los Angeles. They knew little about mining yet set up a service box and asked a miner to show melting raw gold. In six weeks they banked dust worth 204 dollars in the Tanat Chinese mining district.
An advertisement recounts use of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and other Pierce remedies by Mrs. Chas Lacey for a severe cough. It touts improved health after six bottles, two vials of Pleasant Pellets, and cough syrup, urging purchase from druggists. A stray note mentions a lioness named Zenita near a factory yard at Earl Shilton, England, captured after raiding a garden.
Florida, once a sleepy peninsula, now thrives on a booming winter tourist influx. The piece notes the seasonal population surge brings trains and ships full of visitors, boosting hotels, services, and local industries while shaping the economy toward tourism and agriculture, with rapid development across the peninsula from Jacksonville to Miami. It highlights contrasts between North and South Florida, the state’s rapid growth, and the evolving balance between tourism and self-sufficiency in food production.
An article extols Brazil as a vast land larger than the United States without Alaska, with Amazonas five times Britain and Mato Grosso twice France, noting its abundance of raw materials from coffee to mahogany and its potential to complement the United States in trade and industry.
An old style ad extols California Fig Syrup as a natural laxative and health tonic for children for over fifty years. It claims improved color, energy, and cheer in youngsters, cites a Nebraska mother testimonial, and warns to seek the genuine product by the California label on the carton.
An old advertisement promotes Dr Pierce Pleasant Pellets as a remedy for imagined troubles and liver issues. It references Cole Co and J W Cole Co Rockford Illinois, with claims of instant pain relief and a long history of the product.
A vintage sales pitch extols Dr Caldwell's syrup pepsin as a daily laxative tonic for adults and children. It touts a lively liver, active bowels, and improved vitality while warning against habitual cathartics and urging use for bilious headaches and constipation. It frames the product as safe, affordable, and health-boosting.
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