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Newspaper
Iuka Vidette
Location
Iuka, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1919
Page
3
An old advertisement warns that kidney problems cause fatigue sleeplessness and pain in the loins. It touts Gold Medal Kidney Capsules as a soothing remedy that purports to cleanse kidneys reduce discomfort and prevent further attacks. It promises relief within 24 hours and urges continued use for lasting health with a money back guarantee.
A London Times cable quoted by the Public Ledger argues Germany will not admit defeat and seeks revenge on France as Allied support wanes. It notes a 1,000,000 man army under Gen Von der Goltz, a hidden larger force, and a revival of Prussianism. Noske’s stance hints at military or monarchic restoration, with German officers hostile to Allied uniforms and Hohenzollern links growing. Leaders in Washington debated responses as Germany’s internal split worsened.
This ad extols Prince Albert pipe tobacco with claims of rich flavor, fragrance, and a patented process that reduces bite and dryness. It asserts PA stays put when rolled, outlasting records, and that it has converted many to pipe smoking nationwide.
The League of Women Voters of New York, led by Mrs. Frank A Vanderlip, urges stronger state Prohibition enforcement. A convention resolution calls for a NY Legislature law at least equal to the Federal Prohibition act. The Navy outreach is praised for distributing binoculars and instruments to support war effort.
A bold claim for Freezone product use describes dropping a small amount on a corn to stop pain instantly and lift it out. The ad touts a inexpensive bottle as sufficient to remove hard and soft corns and calluses between toes without soreness, crediting a Cincinnati genius.
In Louisville Mississippi on November 30 a local citizen W B Eaves found a remarkable egg with faint letters reading United States Can't Live under Bondage on its side. Eaves kept the egg days trying to decipher it and plans to send it to President Wilson. Neighbors report seeing the egg and the curious inscription sparks lively conjecture.
The Tuscaloosa News recalls a Greenville speech by Senator Bankhead during the 1914 war outbreak. Dixie played to a silent crowd as workers faced shortages and uncertainty about finding daily labor, even at higher wages. The note reflects historical labor strain and mood in Alabama during that era.
An old Dodson's Liver Tone advertisement urges readers to avoid calomel for liver cleansing. It promises a harmless vegetable remedy that won’t gripe or upset stomach, claims it can be given to children, and guarantees relief with a spoonful tonight.
The Australian government will test two devices devised by a national scientist to stimulate rainfall by releasing high tension electricity in the upper atmosphere. The move highlights emerging weather modification experiments and government involvement in scientific innovation.
Madeline Cleven, daughter of French premier George Clemenceau, lectured in Philadelphia on prohibition saying it is a fine thing. She did not discuss parental affairs but questioned if France would ever go dry, or remove its light lines, during her American lecture tour beginning in Philadelphia.
West Helena Arkansas and New Orleans Louisiana readers report long trusted use of Dr Pierce tonics. Testimonials claim Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription strengthened lungs cured coughs and restored general health in children and adults across several families.
Dr. Robert P. Elmer of Wayne Pennsylvania cites Dr. Saxton Pope of the University of California killing a 100 pound mountain lion seven feet long with an arrow and a black bear with another arrow on the same day. Sleeper service has been added on the Louisville and Nashville Railway between Memphis and Evansville Indiana, a boon to merchants in Evansville and Memphis and nearby lumbermen.
Pay your account now at W S Brown's with a sharp reminder and a medical pitch. The ad touts Prickly Ash Bitters as a digestion support, liver cleanser, and stomach tonic for men, claiming appetite and vigor benefits at 1.25 per bottle through J C Jourdan's Drug Store Special Agent.
The Board of Supervisors will receive bids until 2:00 PM Monday January 5 1920 for a depository to hold the county funds for Tishomingo County. B A Payne Clerk.
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