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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1931
Page
3
An old advertisement touts Dr Caldwell's Byrup Lepeth as a natural mild laxative for all ages. It promises thorough relief from constipation and related symptoms with a pleasant taste and gentle action, claiming decades of experience behind the formulation.
A seven year old boy at a neighbor's home is said to have misbehaved after a prank involving a plier of wake. He was asked how he felt and replied lightly, suggesting he might need another plier, according to the reported incident.
An old Musterole ad touts mustard oil camphor menthol and other ingredients as a counter irritant that penetrates to draw out infection and pain. It claims rapid relief for chest and throat colds with hourly or five hour use and notes a milder children’s version is available.
An advertisement urges immediate aspirin relief for headaches and various pains. It advises seeing a doctor for underlying causes, warns against chronic suffering, and promotes Bayer Aspirin as safe and effective for aches, colds, rheumatic pain, and menstrual discomfort.
An expedition is organized to search under water near Sevasto pol Crimea for an ancient Greek town believed buried by shifting earth. Objects washed up from the Black Sea support the theory of antiquity remains and a submerged site may be revealed by the mission.
A brief quotation discusses the difference between public interest in child psychology and the display of adult self defense psychology, reflecting viewpoints from Woman's Home Companion. The line contrasts engagement with child psychology against showcasing self defense attitudes.
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