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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1921
Page
9
Hi A. Von Schilck of Pittsburgh reports thousands of letters praising Bulgarian Blood Tea for fast relief of cold flu rheumatism constipation and stomach issues. Readers are urged to ask their druggist or grocer for a box and share the good news.
Doctors advise that no cold or flu remedy works well until the liver is active. Calotabs, a nausea free calomel tablet, are taken at bedtime with water. the next morning fever and symptoms vanish as the liver clears and appetite returns. Available in original packaging for thirty five cents with a full refund if not satisfactory.
An ornate reminiscence notes Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for lingering lung soreness after measles torpid liver and poor appetite. It claims calming nerves improving sleep and cites a mother’s long ago benefit. The ad mentions tablet form and alcohol free version.
End catarrh and bad breath with Hyomel as you breathe the medicine through the inhaler. Immediate relief promised with money back guarantee if not satisfied. Available at druggists everywhere.
Designers announce a spring move to Directoire style emphasizing practicality and modern fit. American women seek change after war weariness. outfits feature straight one piece lines, high waist jackets, taffeta and pique collars, and bold cuffs.
A gray twill street frock with tight sleeves and a pointed neckline shows directoire lines, trimmed in pale orange silk and lined likewise, while a black taffeta spring coat features tiny flounces from hem to throat, a high collar, and peach crepe lining with ribbon bow accents.
The article notes dress trimmings such as pipings and embroidery remain key to personalizing costumes. It observes that embellishments add sheen to cloth costumes and that embroidery is the chief medium for individuality. It mentions bright color accents and wool yarns as popular elements.
A description explains that teeth chatter results from cold-triggered jaw muscle spasm. The jaw closes and releases repeatedly, producing the clicking sound. The text notes little voluntary control, stopping only by clenching, and compares the effect to toxins causing muscle spasms. It also includes a brief, unrelated agricultural quip about farm pay and real estate subdivision.
A vintage explanation notes that fresh onions release a gas causing strong aroma and eye irritation. The eyes trigger tears as a natural eye wash, tears overflow when produced too quickly, and a protective film forms over the eyeball. The text also includes a brief Boys' Life gag about scouts and poultry.
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