By George A. Birmingham
An unsigned syndicated note credits George A. Birmingham with a copyrighted work illustrated by Lobb and Merritt Co for the weekly service.
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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1925
Page
6
An unsigned syndicated note credits George A. Birmingham with a copyrighted work illustrated by Lobb and Merritt Co for the weekly service.
Tommy enters a sunlit Masotte room to a elite table with a grand reception. Janet Clareh signals from afar as a princess dances on the carpet while Count Casimir and staff orchestrate the spectacle for the new aristocracy.
Cautions about not delaying treatment for a cold noting it can develop into grip or pneumonia with fatal outcomes. Emphasizes prompt care to avoid serious illness.
An old advertisement touts Tt as over sixty nine years of success for colds and coughs and as a strength giving food. It emphasizes pure wholesome nourishment with no alcohol or dangerous drugs.
Mrs. Harry McGrew hosted the Needlecraft club yesterday afternoon with good attendance. Members enjoyed social time, fancywork, and radio music, followed by delicious refreshments.
The Ladies' Aid society of the First Methodist church will hold a Thursday afternoon gathering at Mrs Walter W Wills home.
Advertisement urges Doan's Pills to relieve backache and kidney weakness. It cites a local endorsement from Mrs. B. Campbell of 580 HH Street who reports relief after using Doan's Pills and claims she was cured of painful kidney attacks.
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