Advertisement fragment for corn relief drops
Fragment of an old advertisement describing a corn relief product that promises immediate pain free removal. It mentions a pharmacist selling the drops and hints at quick results with minimal discomfort.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1919
Page
3
Fragment of an old advertisement describing a corn relief product that promises immediate pain free removal. It mentions a pharmacist selling the drops and hints at quick results with minimal discomfort.
An interview discusses democratic governance challenges, the League of Nations roles, and the fate of non-industrial nations. It argues democracy is hard to implement, warns against autocratic strategies, and supports treating developing nations as worthy trustees in shaping a peaceful order.
Medical guide touts avoiding habit with Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets and laxative foods. Recommends figs prunes olive oil spinach bran vegetables fruits and thorough chewing to move bowels. Suggests Anodyne Pile Ointment for piles and Anuric Tablets for feverish ache.
A male narrator writes to Helen Arnold in a tale of romantic manipulation and bachelor pride. Bob Thornton resists marriage while feigning detachment, then faces intrigue as a telegram to Mrs Helen Arnold arrives amid city office life. The piece blends humor with romantic tension.
A Lansing woman Ora O. Bowers credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash with restoring her strength after childbirth. The advertisement urges other weak mothers to try the remedies and contact Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. for guidance.
In a tale of romance and misread signals Bob Thornton confesses his love to Alice Tongley after a long wait and tears mixed with humor. Alice reveals a lifelong affection and warns of his past heartlessness before accepting the proposal. Mrs Bob Thornton proves a joyous bride now and offers practical advice to friends.
Historical note from the Department of Agriculture describes how Roman farmers stored winter feeds by chopping greens and packing nuts, leading to modern silos. It highlights the enduring need for preserved succulent feed and the advantage of airtight storage.
A brief note highlights farm efficiency with a silo storing feed cheaply and being handy for use. It mentions income from goose feathers, noting steady salability and yearly collection. The text also describes a massive 12 inch gun with 117 miles of steel wire wound around it, similar to plane wire, with a 110 ton breaking strength.
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