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Newspaper

Oxford Leader

Location

Oxford, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1921

Page

8

Suffering Seven Long Years and a Housewives Relief

Ravenswood West Virginia woman Bertha Lizrine recounts seven years of female trouble and relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She praises the medicine, notes eight bottles, and endorses it for other women facing headaches backaches bearing down pains and nervousness. The ad recalls Lydia E Pinkham's product has aided women for over forty years and advocates its use for restoring health.

Ravenswood W. Va Lydia Pinkham Lydia E. Pinkham Bertha Lizrine

There Was No Reply Robert Perry Boy of Greensburg

A short vignette about Robert Perry age six son of Paul Perry of Greensburg. The boy questions his father at dinner asking where steak comes from and gets a humorous answer about cows. The passage shifts to a motivational note urging individuals to seize their own opportunities through daily effort and personal spirit.

Robert Perry Paul Perry Greensburg Robert Papa Indianapolis News Potiphar Wampoodle Louisville Courier-Journal

Principal’s warning on matrimony and isolation

A cryptic remark from the principal cites tension in marriage prospects. He notes that marrying a girl and still wanting solitude with her in the dark creates trouble, framing social expectations around relationships. The quote reflects a critique of propriety and personal space in intimate unions.

Genuine Bayer Aspirin Ad Promotes Safety Hallmark

An old advertisement urges consumers to check for the Bayer name and the Bayer Cross on tablets to ensure authenticity. It claims the product, trusted by physicians for over two decades, is proven safe for various ailments and provides proper directions on each package. Spud Murphy’s quip about his daughter appears in a separate comic caption.

Bayer Milions

Boschee’s Syrup Advertised for Cough and Lung Ailments

An old Louisville Courier-Journal tease highlights Boschee’s Syrup as a favored remedy for throat and lung inflammation, promising relief from coughing and better sleep. It notes global use for fifty five years and mentions other ads for standard timekeeping and Cuticura products.

Boschee

Weather Mann The First Real Weatherman

Francis Galton, an Englishman born in 1824, is described as the first real weatherman. He was a cousin of Charles Darwin and introduced large scale weather element progress charting, with his modified methods still used today.

Weather Mann Francis Galton Galton Charles Darwin England

Barbara Halden Finds Bob's Love In Rustic Homecoming

Barbara Halden discovers handwritten verses in her late aunt’s room revealing Bob Holliday’s secret love for her. The homecoming of the lawyer sparks blushes and a tender confession after Thanksgiving dinner. Bob confirms the poems were a private expression and forgives her initial surprise.

Barbara Bob Barbara Halden Mra. Harden Ines

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