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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1911
Page
3
Advice from Successful Farming urges readers to banish worry by taking action. Focus on controllable issues, seek hobbies and reading, and engage with family and friends. Cultivate optimism, stay active, and replace concern with productive effort to weather life’s challenges.
A Greensboro woman testifies she recovered strength and health using Vinol a tonic iron supplement without the greasy taste of cod liver oil. The ad guarantees satisfaction with a money back offer and a full refund if not pleased.
A column extols advertising as essential for commerce. It argues bold, frequent display and evolving wording boost trade, warns against tiny or neglected ads, and asserts all firms benefit from consistent campaigns. It cites public reliance on ads and contrasts marketing with sensational violence dialogue.
An early cigarette era ad promotes Bloodine Cough Checker to ease a cough. A 50 cent bottle is advertised as long lasting, sold by W. Lloyd at 263m location.
Itching and irritation prompt relief with Dean's Ointment claiming rapid comfort and lasting cures. Sold for 50 cents at any drug store. Active ingredients and dosage unspecified. Contains medical claim wording typical of old advertisements.
Mrs Bridely questions compulsion for married men to wear thumb rings to show status. Mrs Henry Peck argues proper training prevents misidentification as single men, deeming rings unnecessary.
The passage advertises Bloodine Cough Checker as a quick cure for coughs and colds sold by W.S. Lloyd. It mentions Dolly Is a spring sign and jokes about frost after spring, then cites Dean's Regulets for post-meal digestion and bowel relief.
Royal Princess Patricia of Connaught is said to be very fond of dogs with her favorite a wolf hound named Captain who is described as cross to strangers. She reportedly has no fear of dogs and visits kennels when in the country.
An old ad touts Dr. Thomas's Eclectic Oil as a universal cure for toothache earache sore throat and minor injuries. It claims rapid healing for cuts bruises scalds and other pains.
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