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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1915
Page
3
Physicians now concede kidneys deserve zero neglect yet warn excess focus on the organ drains it. A dubious herbal remedy ad promises cures for kidney and bladder issues, urging readers to buy a bottle via a druggist and contact Dr Klemen in Binghamton for guidance. The piece mocks credulous readers and cautions against unsafe treatments.
A collage of patent medicine pitches and anecdotes touts Cuticura for skin troubles, Nutritious cereals like Grape-Nuts, and assorted remedies. The clippings mix testimonials, promotional quotes, and travel or car ads in a bustling, period voice.
An RCA-like note describes William Dubbler proposing a microphone based submarine detector to locate submerged foes via propeller sound. The piece includes a tongue in cheek aside on telephone etiquette and a hospital tale of soldier gratitude, plus Missouri child protection commission plans and light jokes on domestic life and manners.
An ambassador and an American minister unravel a Japan US plot to seize the Philippines. Count Okuma and Doctor Fong scheme to forge a royal document threatening an American evacuation. The plan collapses as Fong orchestrates a covert transfer of the document via a hypnotic ruse and a staged death. The envelope reveals Okuma’s betrayal and a near war between Japan and the United States.
The Rochester Post-Express notes youth can extend beyond traditional ages. A 35-year-old woman may seem young, while a 50 or 60-year-old man is not deemed aged if he retains life and future. Dr. C W Saleeby argues the soul stays young if arteries are sound and love endures, predicting fewer youthful prodigies as politics and leadership shift toward older, wiser figures.
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