Foot soak method for corn removal with Radox additive
The instruction describes soaking feet in hot water with two tablespoons of Radox for a few sessions, then lifting out corn roots and all. It presents a simple home remedy for corn treatment.
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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1930
Page
4
Remove Corns This Easy Way
Three or four invigorating twenty six minute foot baths over as many nights banish stubborn corns and callouses. The Radox bath is advertised as safe and proven, sold at Mullins Drug Store and other druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mullins Drug Store
Stars Predict Bright Futures for Bamberger and Watkins Babies
German astrologer William Schwader presents horoscopes for the Bamberger and Watkins babies. George Edward Bamberger, Sagittarian and destined for law, marriage, and wealth, faces a substantial future. The Watkins infant, Scorpio, is forecast for major success in banking or insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bamberger-Watkins
William Schwader
Watkins
Rough Romance at the Moncastle Theatre
Outdoor story set in timber lands depicts snowland pioneers. George O'Brien stars as a lumberjack with Helen Chandler in a romantic plot alongside Antonio Moreno as the villain Loup LaTour and Noel Francis as a dance hall entertainer. Exterior scenes filmed in the Cascade mountains of Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox Movietone
Moncastle Theatre
George O'Brien
Helen Chandler
O'Brien
Miss Chandler
O’brien
Antonio Moreno
Loup LaTour
Noel Francis
Cascade Mountains
Washington
First Premier of Irak Nuri Pasha in London on new status talks
Nuri Pasha the new premier of Irak travels to London to confer with British authorities on Irak's status after the mandate ends. A new treaty will replace the Anglo Irak accord. OBITUARY John Higgins born 1860 in Montgomery County died July 27 1930 aged 70. He married Hanna Cash in 1879 and left 5 children.
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John Higgins
Montgomery County
Hanna Cash
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