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Newspaper
Holbrook News
Location
Holbrook, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1910
Page
7
A college town rumor of concealed weapons triggers police action. A group of students is chased and forced to surrender items from hip pockets, but the “weapons” prove to be corncobs. The Ledger notes the policeman’s remarks are not recordable. Also mentions Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children.
A column of pithy quotes and anecdotes opens with Phidias and the Elgin marbles, then shifts to miscellaneous remarked lines on relief for women and dental herbal cures. Witty exchanges cover time value, golf fortunes, liberal impulses, and husband wife thrift in a brisk, period-tone montage.
Mrs Rawler recalls attending a cooking school to learn vegetable dishes that taste like meat while Mrs Crossway notes the strong anti trust sentiment driving new vegetable recipes. The British government has set up a special department at the national physical laboratory to study aerial construction and navigation.
Munyon's Paw Paw Pills claim to stimulate the liver, nerves, and stomach without irritation, enriching the blood and aiding nourishment. Sold by druggists in two sizes with free medical advice from Munyon's Doctors, at 034 and Jefferson Btz Philadelphia. Send 10 cents for a trial package.
A dialogue mix from the Chicago Tribune features Mildred and Mr Snoo die discussing parental consent and visitations. The exchange touches on weather and a product plug for Lewis' Single Binder cigarettes, noting smokers' preferences.
The Paraffine Paint Co of Los Angeles advertises Malthoid roofing as a durable, cost effective choice over imitators. It emphasizes known reputation, higher initial cost offset by long term savings, and offers a complete roll guaranteed product with instruction booklets.
Mr. Makintrakes admires Miss Glizzard at a formal debutante event and stumbles through awkward phrases. He attempts politeness while misnaming the moment as the unfolding of the immature, then notices a loose hairpin as the scene plays out with restrained humor.
A testimonial from Anna Barinet of Fall River Massachusetts extols Cascarets Candy Cathartic as highly effective for a torpid liver and headaches. She promises to recommend it to friends and invites readers to mail the ad to Sterling Remedy Co. in Chicago for a souvenir. Then a Scotch repartee anecdote follows about a clergyman and lawyers at Edinburgh dining.
Pettit's Eye Salve restores normal conditions for diseased or injured eyes. Distributed by Howard Bros. druggists in Buffalo New York.
A reporter notes a scene where someone asks a druggist for help and receives bromide of potassium from Adelbert. The brief exchange captures the era’s casual treatment approach and reliance on simple sedatives.
An ad block lists hairdressing and salon services by Mrs Rose Jarvis at 247 South Broadway A2613 Main 4925, plus unique picture frames by H Beesley offering a 10 percent discount. Also promoting Kodak finishing by Denver Store at 706 S HIS Bt with film development 30 cents and postcard printing 3 cents each and mail orders.
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