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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1928
Page
2
An old advertisement extols Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a mild neutralizer for stomach upset and acid. It claims universal appeal for children and adults, notes its prescription endorsement and long history since 1875, and emphasizes the Phillips name and trademark.
The article describes target practice by British aviators using large ground targets labeled inner and outer rings. Pilots aim for the center then signal a partner who leaps from the plane to score a bullseye, highlighting improvised bomb-aiming games.
An old time remedy Koenig's Nervine is offered free to readers who mention this article. The Koenig Medicine Co claims its factories extend from the old world to the United States and beyond. Readers in Chicago are asked to mail a postal for a large generous sample at their expense.
Fragmentary notes describe an 8 freight train passing by and a confused exchange about language. The piece includes garbled dialogue and mentions a speaker from Creston, West Virginia, with unclear context and characters eating and drinking together.
A physician notes forty seven years of practice teaching constipation recurs despite health care. He favors near natural remedies and promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Popain as a mild vegetable laxative that safely relieves bowel build up. He urges daily bowel movements and directs readers to obtain a bottle or request a free trial by mail.
In a fragmentary exchange, Shaw questions the educated man’s calmness and happiness in adversity. The dialogue probes wealth, enjoyment, and the meaning of money in a London hotel setting, debating whether wealth without wisdom brings satisfaction.
A jumble of quoted lines and captions presents snippets of dialogue and captions from a film era page. Characters discuss roles, marriage, divorce, and headlines while a narrator and captions weave through the scenes reflecting popular culture and entertainment talk.
A heartfelt testimonial from a Oklahoma City mother describes her three year old Neal’s rapid recovery from constipation after using California Mild Syrup. She claims improved digestion, stronger energy, and frequent praise for the product from other mothers.
An old advertisement extols Pape's Cold Compo as a fast remedy for colds and related symptoms. The playful copy claims the tablets ease congestion and fever, touting rapid results and a cheerful, lighthearted tone.
Mrs Lydia Pinkham writes from Lodi California praising her remedy and recounts distributing booklets about its benefits. She alleges the product aids many women and urges others to try it, claiming personal success and urging friends to share the information.
A garbled 1920s style notice addresses mothers and caregivers about common child illnesses. It discusses coughs colds and fevers and urges cautious care to protect young health and wellbeing amid uncertain remedies.
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