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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1893
Page
7
This 19th century medical note describes megrim or sick headache caused by eye strain. It covers symptoms such as unilateral frontal or neck region pain, nausea, vomiting, restlessness, and the typical sequence from premonitory mood to attack. Treatments include emetics, purges, hot baths, bed rest, darkness, and addressing eye strain to prevent recurrences.
A Defiance resident, Mrs. Sarah J Cox, credits Green’s August Flower with saving her life. She notes obtaining the remedy through a neighbor and using the product to regain stout health and overall well being.
A light sketch follows Jinks who recalls a letter his wife asked him to mail. He admits he dropped the letter into a box but realizes he forgot to put a stamp. The gag centers on the small oversight and its humorous consequence.
Halcyon days refer to the seven days before and after the shortest day when the kingfisher is said to breed. During this fort night the sea is imagined to be unusually calm as a sign of favorable weather.
United States Government Chemical Division analyzes common baking powders and finds Royal Baking Powder absolutely pure with the highest leavening strength. Other tested powders show lower gas yields and contain lime and sulfuric acid as noted in the comparative results.
A collage of social sketches and quips on domestic life, money, letters, and gossip. The piece mashes humor about husbands bosses a cook, a gullible aunt, tips from sport fans, a nervous employer, a nurse with a baby and a police escort, misread contracts, and light advertising for Dr Shoop remedies and health tips.
Advertises a guaranteed medicine claimed to cure periodical bearing-down sensations ulceration and other female complaints. Presents the product as safe and effective for restoring health, urging women to avoid competing remedies and pressure to buy.
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