08 Feb 1923
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Newspaper
Iuka Vidette
Location
Iuka, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1923
Page
1
Mrs W G Carter of Cabot Arkansas praises Stella Vitae as a remedy for ovarian trouble headaches back and limb pain sleep loss and nerves. She declares it gave her relief after many disappointments and urges others to try the product with a money back guarantee through Van Vleet Mansfield Drug Co Memphis Tenn Distributors.
An old advertisement promotes California Fig Syrup as a remedy for children's constipation. It claims a teaspoonful purges waste, relieves sour bile, and restores a playful mood within hours. The copy warns to ask for genuine California Fig Syrup with proper labeling.
Mrs Buena McFarland of North Carolina narrates dramatic relief from weakness bearing down pains nervousness and loss of appetite after using Cardul. She reports great improvement after the first bottle and credits Cardus with restoring her health. Thousands of women have written about benefits from Cardus, used for over forty years to treat conditions common to women.
Mae Cooper, Home Demonstration Agent, introduces her Inka office and invites community members to seek help and form clubs. She emphasizes farming families, women’s roles, and the goal of organized clubs including girls and mothers, with plans for education on scientific farming and home economics. The column also notes gravel contract in Calhoun and upcoming North Mississippi Missionary Conference in Greenwood March 13 to 16.
An advertisement invites readers to request the free 1923 Hastings Seeds catalog. The 100 page seed book promises color pictures, gardening guidance, and tips on beans, boll weevil, and beetles with how to plant and save seed. It highlights roses and flowers and offers six free seed packets.
John W. Smith of the Second District issues a letter denying claims that John Floyd allowed a certain account to O C Carruthers. asserts the account was handled by Burnsville Mercantile Company with J C Finger as manager and approved on the docket page 141. states Carruthers received 2700 and other parties shared payouts. stresses records are open for inspection and condemns political gossip.
An old advertisement scolds calomel as a sickening poison causing bone necrosis and warns readers to switch to a liver tone product. It claims Calomel sickens, allegedly harms teeth and bones, and promises quick relief with a spoonful of the alternative tonic. It discourages salivation and endorses a non salivating remedy sold at drugstores.
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