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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1918
Page
8
Llano resident W P Brooking stockman Main St Llano says Doan's Kidney Pills gave prompt relief from kidney trouble and backache after two years of use. He recommends the medicine from Ransom Melania Drug Store as a dependable remedy.
The Red Cross in the Southwestern division appeals for thousands of trained nurses as war demands rise. Only about 2,000 registered nurses remain available. St Louis and other cities mobilize to fill gaps with enlistments and shortened courses. Texas agriculture notes drought impact but expects large corn and cotton yields under patriotic production aims.
Mrs Minnie Philpot of Gonzales Texas writes she suffered five years of left side pain, back ache, headaches, and weakness until two bottles of Cardul improved her condition. She credits lasting relief and urges others to try Cardul.
The piece sketches how editors face constant public meddling and partisan pressure. It notes readers call editors militants suffragists prohibitionists and church opponents while labeling them as traitors or cranks for any stance. A running jest at the harassment of editors by every faction.
A Cincinnati authority touts a drug named freezone as instant relief for tender corns and calluses. He claims it dries instantly, causes no irritation, and removes hard or soft corns with one application. The ad targets women, praising high heels and urging purchase of a small bottle.
Fragmentary clipping reflects editor advocacy for community newspapers and reader support. Mentions mothers and home values, farming notes from Gainesville Register, and generic reminiscences on work, education, and rural life with scattered names and places.
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