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Newspaper
Holbrook News
Location
Holbrook, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1910
Page
3
For more than 57 years this medicine is claimed to be absolutely pure and a sure health maker. It tones and strengthens the entire digestive system driving out disease. It is promoted for poor appetite sour stomach heartburn indigestion dyspepsia constipation colds grippe malaria fever and ague. Try it.
Hollman Business College located at 100-12 Coulter Building 213 S Bronway advertises an ideal business and shorthand school with a rate of $10 a month. D L Hollman presides.
Advertisement from United Trade School Contracting Co offering to train inexperienced men in a few months at no expense. Encourages enrollment by promising instruction in return for employment, with fee catalogue and address at the GSPE Building.
A fragmented column references Job phrasing about narrow escapes, phrases like cast in the teeth and tooth and nail, a teething period remedy for children with Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup, a quote about genius and thoughts returning, Pettit's Eye Salve ad, and a note on Italy's coerced domicile punishments resembling ancient island deportation.
In a historic civil case presided by late Justice Brewer a witness, a horse doctor named Williams, spoke in a soft voice. During cross examination the plaintiff's counsel shouted to him to speak up but the judge intervened noting the doctor’s voice was second nature after years in the sick room.
An advertisement touts rheumatism as a constitutional disease and recommends Hood's Sarsaparilla as the best constitutional treatment. It emphasizes blood purification and tonic effects, and promotes the liquid medicine or Sarsatabs chocolate tablets for purchase.
A fragment describes a Scotsman named Sandy asking neighbors for a match and resigning to use his own. An ad promotes Allen's Foot Base free sample for foot ailments and shoe ease, followed by a potato salad recipe with ingredients and mayo dressing.
The Paraffine Paint Company promotes COUGHS & COLDS and showcases Los Angeles buildings in every booklet. It claims Los Angeles has more good buildings from bungalows to Class A skyscrapers, and that Malthoid Roofing serves more buildings in Los Angeles and Southern California than any other roofing. Send for a free bungalow booklet titled Cheerful Homes.
A brief health note urges readers to consult doctors about throat coughs and explains a tickling throat can signal serious trouble. It recommends discussing remedies with a physician and considering Ayer's Cherry Pectoral.
The family endures Uncle Hobart’s illness while the physician warns it is too soon to tell if he will recover. The doctor notes uncertainty despite Thanksgiving, and a later line touts a kidney remedy from Kilmer and Co, with a free pamphlet offer.
England’s birth rate dropped to 25.58 per thousand, the lowest on record and nearly 1.0 below 1903. The note cites a slight rise in 1907 after years of decline. Also promotes Murine Eye Remedy with pricing and mail offers from Chicago.
A character scoffs at taking credit for near success saying guessing close would make everyone rich in horse racing. The line reflects blunt talk about earnings from close calls and the futility of claiming exact credit.
A jumble of business notices and service offerings appears, listing boiler works, face and scalp treatments, a detective agency, free legal advice, dairy supplies, veterinary and medical services. Names such as Pioneer Boiler and Machine Works, Fox Detective Agency, Dr and Mrs Wells, Kelsey Dairy Supplies, and Alexander Moxley appear with addresses and vague service mentions.
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