Cascarets for oluggigh bowels and misery
An ad touts Cascarets as a cure for indigestion sour stomach and headache. It claims millions use them to cleanse the stomach and liver remove wastes and toxins and promote clean bowels by morning.
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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1917
Page
8
An ad touts Cascarets as a cure for indigestion sour stomach and headache. It claims millions use them to cleanse the stomach and liver remove wastes and toxins and promote clean bowels by morning.
Stelin critiques her new friend Belin while noting odd items and quirky phrases. The exchange reveals confusion over gifts like fashion papers and conkery books with mumbled explanations about recipes and patterns.
An old ad copy promotes Cuticura soap for soothing bath surfaces and Cutheuen Ointment for healing. Mentions free samples by postcard request, and daily toilet use. Also references Garfield Tea for constipation and a large watermelon anecdote. Includes a Dr Pierce trial package offer and rubber export data.
Mr. Cemge Wy. Burr of Town owns seven quarter-sections in Saskatchewan, fences and outfits them for pasture or cultivation. Returns show about 50 percent annual on investment after expenses, with yields of 05 bushels per acre this year from Red Fife and 280 bushels from stabilised grain on other sections. other farmers profited similarly, including George Waight with 18 008 cash from wheat.
A garbled excerpt discusses pockets and footwear, mentioning listening to voices and convenience. The text references wine prices being high and implies ease of access, but lacks coherent narrative or clear entities.
An admonition against excess meat consumption highlights cost and health risks and promotes Schinges Macaroni and Spaghetti as affordable, tasty alternatives. The text advertises a cookbook by Omium Neb with mixed accidental typographical errors and references a humorous wartime anti meat stance.
An advertisement extols Danderine as a quick dandruff cure that stops falling hair within minutes. It claims hair becomes smooth, glossy, and grows evenly across the scalp after use, urging readers to buy a 26 cent bottle to prove the claims. It also notes Cleveland public school teachers expect higher pay in 1917.
The fragment hints Adele faces a pivotal choice after Mok leaves. The line suggests a continued story where her independence and decisions shape what comes next, leaving readers awaiting the continuation.
A whimsical Fairyland scene unfolds with the Queen of the Fairies hosting a moonlit ball. Brownies, Gnomes, Elves, and Fairies dress in bright costumes, shadows dance with Mr Moon and stars, and guests enjoy a sparkling Snow Ice Cream supper beneath pine trees.
A short note warns that tiny debts weigh on the mind and are easily forgotten. The piece argues ten cents or a pencil loan can slip memory, making small indebtedness more serious than larger sums. It urges vigilance against easily overlooked obligations.
Ridgway Pennsylvania resident Mr. O M Runes says seven months of female trouble and backache ended after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. He notes it restored health and enabled him to resume all housework and care for his three year old son.
An old health pamphlet asserts uric acid is common in small amounts but excess from meat and fermentation foods causes kidney failure and various pains. It alleges Anuris by Dr. Pierce of Buffalo dissolves uric acid, surpassing lithia, and can be bought at drug stores with three daily doses claimed to tone kidneys.
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