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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1929
Page
7
Castoria comforts a fretful baby quickly with safe vegetable formula. It is described as perfectly safe for the youngest infant and useful in emergencies for constipation pain and other distress. Mothers are advised to keep an extra unopened bottle at home for reliability. It is also said to help older children and comes with an informational booklet.
A political exchange shows Senator Sorghum declaring he serves as a humble follower when the people decide to stampede. The remark frames leadership as responding to public will rather than personal authority in this era.
Gertrude Butts of Mt. Carmel Pennsylvania writes she recovered strength after childbirth and caregiver strain using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says it helped her energy for washing, housekeeping, and dressmaking and offers to answer letters.
High Way Hatchery in Harvard Nebraska advertises pure bred Minioras White Rocks Reds and Orpingtons. Prices listed are 156 for Minorcas and 13.59 for others with postpaid service and live arrival guaranteed.
A jumble of quips about cold weather and oversize businesses. A traveler boasts ten men dampening stamps while rivals claim their own vast operations require top managers to move by car. A joke about insomnia ends with a self talk punchline.
Maud's husband grumbles about his wife's dress as a domestic quarrel unfolds. The dispute centers not on price but on an unseen increase in style and attention, reflecting social expectations in their household.
A Denver mother touts California Fig Syrup as a trusted remedy for child constipation. The ad notes over fifty years of physician recommendation and more than 4 million bottles used annually, urging buyers to seek the California label to avoid imitators.
The Philadelphia Bulletin notes Noel Coward contributing a Shakespeare story about an actor staying in Stratford-on-Avon who jokes about Shakespeare. The landlady replies that Americans built his fame, reflecting humorous cross cultural views.
An old advertorial promotes Pape's Cold Compound as a quick cure for colds. It claims anyone can recover within hours using the tablet form and suggests keeping it on hand, warning against "dope" methods. The copy targets men and women, noting wide reliance on the product.
The Gloomy Brother laments the season and the coal pile sinks as the mercury drops while the Cheerful one comments on persistence. The exchange captures a grim, wry mood amid a cold day.
A church at North Sheen, named the Barn church, is nearing completion with oak timbers about a thousand years old. Rev. John Alban notes it was rebuilt from a barn dating to King John’s reign, gifted by Mr. and Mrs. Lambert of Metchingley, Surrey, and praised as an extraordinary, unique ancient structure.
Advice urges increased water intake to ease kidney and bladder irritation caused by high acidity. Recommends four ounces of Jad Salts dissolved in water daily for two to three days to neutralize acids and relieve urinary discomfort.
Military authorities of England urge systematic inoculation against epidemic colds for soldiers and their families as a protective measure. The note appears among satire items and brief notices in the Montreal Star.
A physician with 47 years in practice advocates Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a natural, non habit forming remedy for constipation. He warns daily bowel movements with mild treatment over drastic purges and invites readers to obtain a bottle or request a free trial from Dept BB Monticello Illinois.
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