Don’t Make a Toy Out of Baby
Ruth Brittain argues that over handling infants harms nervous development. She warns against constant play and suggests Castoria as a calming, drug free remedy, touting physician endorsements and a bestseller count.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1928
Page
3
Boy’s sharp reply to school talk on self-reliance
In a Boston Transcript item six year old Raymond raises a witty point during a lesson on independence. He asks who will work for him when he is grown and answers wives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond
Ray
Boston Transcript
No Longer in That Class
A mother tells her young son she has kid gloves for Sunday school. The Boy asserts he wants grownup ones, highlighting his wish to be treated as older. The exchange reveals a playful tension over maturity and expectations.
Joint-Ease Promises Fast Relief for Pains
A vintage advertisement promotes Joint-Ease as quick relief for rheumatic pains and sore muscles. It claims rapid absorption and frequent use for faster results, listing uses from sciatica to burning feet and offering a trial tube by Pope Laboratories in Hallowell Maine for 60 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Pope Laboratories
Hallowell
Maine
Colfax bookplate mystery unfolds in a bookshop
Miss Fuller uncovers a Colfax bookplate while aiding Nancy and Captain Ashland at the old bookshop. The plate shows a physician's theme with an alembic and skull, set before a distant frigate, as a chain of events leads to new interest in rare books and a new apartment hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy
Peter
Richmond
Clarthen
Clarihen
Mr. Case
Darrow
Somme
Legal Federation
Ashland
Ulysses
Mr. Darrow
Frost
Colfax
Murder in a New York bookshop shocks shoppers
Miss Constance Fuller runs Darrow's in New York and greets a dignified elderly man in the Medical Works alcove. Peter Burton reveals a paid auction price for a Colfax bookplate. A girl's scream follows the elderly man's collapse with a slashed wrist as she calls Peter by name and pleads to keep a mysterious item. Nancy Burton, Peter's sister, is present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constance Fuller
Darrow
New York
Peter Burton
Constance
Peter
Richmond
Nancy
Darrow’s
Silent shop holds clues in a mysterious old law book
Daisy reports the death of an elderly man at one o'clock and a hush on the accident. The protagonist reflects on the strange interest in a hidden law book and the tangled motives around Peter Burton Brandon Tower and Nancy, hinting at an elopement plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Abbott
Daisy
Mr. Darrow
Peter Burton
Richmond
Peter
Brandon Tower
Nancy
Burton House
Trace Wedding Cake to Old Roman Custom
A historical note links today’s wedding cake to ancient practices from Rome and Anglo-Saxon rites. It describes early custom where guests feasted, crackers and buns circulated, and the bride and groom performed a kiss over a mound of treats for prosperity.
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England
For Her Sake Car Purchase Sparks Lively Remark
Smith arrives as South buys an old non running car for 30 dollars. South explains his wife is ashamed of not having a car and the family will claim ownership to avoid further questions.
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Smith
South
Sand with broad uses in refractory metalwork
Fire sand is a highly refractory silica sand suitable for making fire brick lining furnaces and ladles for molten metals, and for molds and other refractory products.
Proportion Thought in Later Life
A reflective remark on understanding proportion only in old age when much of life lacks balance. The quote attributes the insight to Elmer Davis and frames proportion as a late awakening rather than a present concern.
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Elmer Davis
Lydia E Pinkham remedies praised in Denison testimonial
Mrs Emma Greece of Route 3 Denison Texas states Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and associated washes and Pills for Constipation aided nervousness and enabled her to do any kind of work. She recommends the medicines to women and wishes the company success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denison
Texas
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia EE
Emma Greece
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