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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1920
Page
3
Mrs. Lester E Warner of Onalaska Wisconsin reports suffering back and abdominal pains for a year and being unable to work. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she says the pain vanished and she can perform housework again. She urges others to try the remedy for female weakness.
In a report from Columbia University language efforts include Dutch Japanese Arabic Armeniaan Chinese French Danish Norwegian Teelandic Toussian Serbo Croatian Spanish Turkish. American attache Julius Arnold urged training in Chinese civilization essentials over the next decade highlighting trade potentialities.
Fresh bright white clothes for baby without streaks or damage using Red Cross Ball Blue. Sold by all good grocers in a package marked Se a.
A Birmingham Age-Herald excerpt shows a washy stranger and Laurie Witherbes debating local stock purchases. The exchange implies tension as Tim offers a chance to leave on the next train rather than confront a hostile crowd.
Julius Canby stumbles through a tangle of flirtations in a small town as Maud Andrews and Easton maneuver behind the scenes. A clerks and a telephones era thread leads to mistaken engagements, a church Easter plan, and a lunch invitation that unsettles Canby.
The passage argues that hardship shapes character and achievement. It cites poverty and adversity as teachers, creating individuals who seize opportunities and endure when others fail. It likens resilience to the oak resisting wind and claims struggle builds fitness and toughness.
The bureau of plant industry notes granulated sugar, as sold commercially, began to replace brown sugar about forty years ago. Before that period, granulated sugar was used only to a small extent.
The naturalization bureau states that a citizen of the United States cannot be deported. It notes that only those who are not citizens may face deportation for actions deemed contrary to the government.
A historical medicinal claim describes a universal remedy acting on the blood and glands. It purports to expel germs, prevent disease after exposure, and come in drops daily. Sold by druggists and manufacturers with prices 60 cents and 1 dollar 15 cents. Agents wanted.
A Chinese weekly in Paris, started by Dana, serves thousands of Chinese laborers now in reconstruction work. Produced photographically due to lack of Chinese type, it sells for 2 cents and claims to be France’s first Chinese newspaper.
Mrs. George Flenner of 107 Coruna St Ellkhart Indiana describes severe health decline during her girlhood with weak nervous health and a body rash. She credits Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery with restoring her health and ending her womanly troubles.
Mrs. W. M. Woessner of 809 Grove Street recalls severe feminine trouble and nervousness. A Decatur Illinois retired physician recommended Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. She used it and reports relief and lasting cure.
In Fort Wayne Indiana Mrs Nora Barnes says her health improved after using Dr Pierce s Favorite Prescription and credits it with her successful pregnancy and a healthy two year old son. She recalls a brief illness during the treatment and expresses gratitude to the doctor.
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