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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1937
Page
8
A fragment highlights women in business and public life. Effie Downing is named Miss beauty queen at a school event while Alice Tefft of Rochester N Y works as a listener offering paid advice to others. The piece references James Rorosevelt and a Cherokee Indian figure amid Oklahoma style notes.
A. West of Fairmont West Virginia, once 98 pounds and bedridden by constipation, reports rapid improvement after using World's Tone. He credits weight gain, better sleep, steadier nerves, and regular bowels to the tonic after three bottles. The ad claims widespread distribution and strong results.
Dr Morris Fishbein explains urgent steps after a coronary thrombosis. Rest in bed and prompt drug therapy follow the first clotting event, with gradual activity as heart damage is assessed. Early diagnosis and treatment can mean the difference between life and death, with cases of survival extending years after initial attack.
A home health note promotes Kellogg's Alt-Bran as a safe constipation preventer by adding bulk to the diet. The product absorbs water to form a soft mass and provides vitamin B and iron, with dosing of two tablespoonfuls daily and three times in severe cases. Sold at all grocers and guaranteed by Kellogg in Battle Creek.
The text notes scars from coronary thrombosis and advises adults over 45 with sudden indigestion like pain to lie down and assess before exertion. It cites Chiffordt Allbutt as a leading heart disease authority and discusses instructing patients to learn what they can and cannot do during an acute attack. It mentions relieving immediate pain with a suitable drug, referencing Sametines in association with such attacks.
The German labor front orders that Jewish owned shops closing on Jewish holidays must still pay employees in full. It cites frequent complaints of workers not being paid when establishments shut on holidays. The rule states Jewish holidays are not legal holidays and no wage deductions are allowed if firms close for them.
The excerpt reflects on life as a busy undertaking with faked progress and continuous toil. It notes the temptation to waste time and the impact of newspaper advertising on daily life. It mentions John Alten as the youngest signer and a survivor among Mayflower Compact signers.
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