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Newspaper
Paoli Republican
Location
Paoli, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1916
Page
8
The ad touts drinking plenty of pure water and taking Anuric to prevent aging and treat backache frequent urination rheumatic pains and fatigue. It cites Dr Bieree of Buffalo N Y and claims Anuric dissolves uric acid with hot water and is much stronger than Athia.
A playful lovers scene unfolds aboard a train where Archie and his sweetheart share affectionate banter. He confesses hurt from her earlier rebuke, she reassures him, and they decide to go to the movies, ending with lighthearted, comic notes about their misread feelings. The piece combines romance and whimsy with a closing quip about charity.
A local appeal urges readers troubled by kidney and bladder issues to quit hareh saice and alcaholic medicines and try Anuric instead. The notice cites a 25 year testimonial by Mrs Melinda Miler who reports complete cure and endorses Dr Pierce’s remedies. Also mentions Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets and a misprint laden ad collage for various patent medicines.
A reader letter describes an amateur magician performing tricks that involve displaying a chicken and a rabbit before spectators. The exchange contrasts this with a claim that a speedster can flip an automobile with ease.
A humorous paragraph mocks old time patent medicines for infants with CASTOREA and quack warnings. Characters quip about needing an overcoat for a car in winter, while a noxious toned Bromo Quinine touts tonic and laxative claims amid odd signatures and ad language.
A man in New York creates a crowd by chasing a rat with a cane then traps it. He signals the crowd with a whistle and promotes a novelty call toy selling for a nickel, drawing laughter and astonished reactions from onlookers.
A party worker laments that radical changes would have followed if the candidate had won. He says good men were chosen for all key positions, then shifts to a caution about saving smiles for kitchen duties.
The piece warns that many suffer kidney disease unknowingly and urges attention to kidney health. It promotes Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a remedy, describing widespread kidney issues, symptoms, and the product’s suggested benefits. It includes testimonials and purchase details.
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