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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1920
Page
4
An old style remedy touts Begg's Mustard plaster as a hot but cleaner cure for lumbago and inflammation. It promises rapid relief from aches via heat and claims superiority over traditional plasters. Available 40 or 60 cents from S C Wells Co in Le Roy New York.
The United States leads the world in canning with about one billion tin cans produced annually. Yet many empty US cans are wasted domestically while other regions repurpose them into small articles and ornaments. European toy makers increasingly reuse all tin can material, while America ships cans abroad for fruit meat soup and corn.
Mrs. Stanley Katzman of 1714 North Fifth Street reports two years of poor appetite stomach pain breathing spells and gas relief after a bottle of Trutona. She notes improved appetite no headaches dizziness stopped belching and bloating and credits the remedy with marked help. Trutona is now being sold at R P Mullins Drug Store in Greencastle.
The piece quotes J Ogden Armour before a federal commission while arguing for youth labor norms and industry as paths to promotion. It cites William B Joyce and contrasts past independence with modern hours rules. It ends with a testimonial on Chamberlains Tablets improving stomach trouble for seven years.
The piece traces rail history from primitive legible injuries to the adoption of automatic coupling systems led by Westinghouse air brakes and George Carman White patents. It notes labor and management battles, progress in standardization, and the promise of durable all metal connections reducing hose failures and delays across freight and passenger trains.
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