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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1919
Page
7
An advertisement touts a dandruff removing hair tonic claiming instant relief from itching and rapid hair growth. It markets a solution with claims of reducing shedding, increasing fullness, and providing healthier, glossy hair, urging readers to try the product and consult Minnesota medical society for details.
Major General Merritte W. Ireland reflects on the American Red Cross role in France during World War I. He lauds hospital relief, mobile units, and supply efforts that aided French theaters, evacuated wounded, and supported Allied operations, noting continued Red Cross work beyond combat.
An assortment of clipped notes references Castoria’s signature for infants and children, then shifts to a discussion of an Italian irredentist movement. Mentions Trieste Treviso Ageria Nice Corsica Malta and the dual Austrian monarchy. A wry quip about German philosophers follows amid satirical remarks.
In a fragmented report from Avemos, Egvet's Trade Gera appears central as details emerge about the FT negotiations. The piece notes incomplete names and unclear links, with focus on potential commitments and timelines under ongoing discussions.
An old advertisement fragment urges mothers to give California Syrup of Figs for bilious or constipated children and to consult a pharmacist for a bottle to treat infants and older kids. The text imitates a medical tone with family health guidance and warnings, ending with an admonition about contempt for other brands.
Weekly health talk promotes returning to nature to regain health. It describes vegetables and Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets as a remedy for constipation, claiming improved digestion and overall well being. The speaker urges readers to try the pills now available in drug stores.
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