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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1918
Page
8
An advertisement extols Dean's Kidney Pills to relieve backache and kidney pain, featuring Mrs. R B Brewer testimony of kidney restoration and relief from dizziness. The piece also cites general warnings about urinary and back issues and notes prices, with references to health, war, and social behavior anecdotes.
The excerpt recounts Rainey detailing seven years of incapacity due to illness with severe pain, swelling, and nerve issues. Tanlac is claimed to have improved condition, appetite, sleep, and energy, with sales noted in Llano, Low Grove, and Templeton. It also touches on Sir Ernest Shackleton’s views on Argentina and Chile in the war context.
The Bell telephone girls at switchboards protect life and property in each community. In danger and disaster their quick response summons aid and brings order. The Bell System has 100000 operators, over 2000 specially trained for government needs, always alert at their posts.
The Food Administration censures grain exchanges for evading rules by using actual grain holdings to back futures. It warns dealers against hoarding and outlines penalties under wartime measures while noting demand to curb speculation and protect supplies for the war effort. Also referenced are postal parcel limits, wool pricing regulations, and livestock statistics as wartime data.
A Cincinnati man touts a drug called freezone as a painless cure for corns and calluses. He claims a few drops applied to a tender area instantly eases pain and dries the corn without irritating surrounding skin, promising removal of hard or soft corns from one foot.
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