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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1920
Page
5
New York health authorities warn that deadly diseases threaten the city as melting snow disperses germs across sidewalks and streets. The city struggles with rotting garbage and stalled cleanup after weeks of heavy snow, despite urgent cleanup efforts.
An old advertisement touts Bond's Liver Pills to treat colds and headaches by cleansing poisonous matter from the system. It promises prompt secretions and a refreshed feeling the next morning. Sold for 25 cents at all druggists.
Health experts advise hosing from every hydrant to drive off deadly germ deposits in New York, arguing flushes reduce exposure and protect neutralized areas.
The piece argues that Democrats in New York state have curbed red radicalism more than critics claim while the Republican socialist assembly fight degenerates. It cites U S Attorney General Mitchell Palmer as preventing thousands of radicals from menacing American homes churches and property through deportations and jailing.
Citizens resist a water power project linked to Tammany contractors at Albany as bolshevik era rulers touted such schemes as key successes. Local opponents push for alternative measures amid tense dispute.
Local observers doubt the Mayors' Conference backing a Lenine style bill to move water power statewide. Citizens, who just approved higher taxes for socialistic schemes, do not seem to favor such soviet legislation this winter.
New Yorkers report progress at state prisons as Sing Sing prepares a new death house replacing the shabby life-sentenced tenement. Officials credit the first year of the new head of prison management with improving conditions and efficiency across state penal institutions.
Polls of stormbound residents show no signs of spring and the amateur weather prophets who predicted a mild winter are believed to be in hiding. The memory of bluebirds and robins fades as winter lingers and the man who sang Snow, snow, beautiful snow is unaccounted for.
Surgeons urge prompt antiseptic treatment for cats, burns, bruises and wounds. BoroZone claimed as ideal antiseptic for man or beast, sold by Collens Pharmacy for $1.50 with emphasis on immediate healing and infection avoidance.
The text describes travelers near water who consider camping but push onward toward a striking landscape of blue, gold, green and red. They endure harsh sun and heat, with rocky roads and scant water, while reflecting that commonplace life dulls appreciation of beauty.
Theodore Sanford of Fenmore Michigan suffered long term stomach pain that prevented eating vegetables or fruit and caused sleepless nights. After taking Chamberlain tablets he can eat veg or fruit without pain or sleeplessness. If troubled with indigestion or constipation try these tablets. they are certain to help.
An ad claims Q Ban Hair Color Restorer darkens gray or fading hair to a natural deep shade and aids hair growth. It touts safe use with ordinary water, simple directions on each bottle, and private room applications, offered by Q Ban of Tennessee at 7 or 7H cents.
At a Los Angeles conference of over two hundred pastors and lay members held yesterday, resolutions urged forming a Christian League of Healing. Speakers urged church study of Biblical healing applied with Biblical, physiological, scientific, and common sense approaches to aid self and others.
A Los Angeles Times excerpt notes a call for healing meetings arranged by elect officials and churchs. It endorses organized classes to study healing, train helpers, and promote methods to establish and recover health using biblical and scientific approaches.
A Timely Suggestion advises using Chamberlain's Cough for colds noting its pleasant taste and relief. The remedy is claimed to have a wide range of cures for coughs and is recommended for quick comfort.
An advert promises a permanently disappeared status after dre and offers a positively guaranteed product. It touts good taste at a trifling cost and claims delivery anywhere by the Monroe Grocer Co with repeated phone contact.
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