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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1915
Page
3
An insurance physician notes kidney trouble is common and often undetected among applicants. Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root, a kidney liver and bladder remedy, is advertised as mild yet effective. Buy at drug stores or send ten cents for a sample from Dr Kilmer Co. Binghamton NY.
A lighthearted local note playfully contrasts a henpecked husband with a has-been rooster, sparking humorous chatter among neighbors about barnyard personas and daily quirks.
The fragment advertises Denison’s Coffees and Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets, noting the pills were first issued forty years ago to regulate liver and bowels. It also hints at alimony as a consideration in marriage.
Aarine Dye Remedy Co of Chicago promotes eye care with the Eye Book offering tips to keep eyes looking young. The message urges avoiding age reveal after movies and stresses the importance of maintaining youthful eyes through practical remedies and information on request.
A Detriot Free Press note mocks politeness in traffic, joking that courtesy has costs when faced with a traffic cop. The snippet captures a concise, humorous edge in the era's urban column.
Ady endorses Weeks Break Up A Cold Tablets as a guaranteed remedy for colds and la grippe. Priced at 25 cents, the ad urges buyers to avoid other medicines.
A terse line notes dog meat consumption is spreading in Germany and a quip follows naming a wurst joke in a dialect. The fragmentary text suggests a satirical or colloquial aside rather than a full report.
A captioned quip hints at a scientifically minded woman recognized by a wireless collar. The setting suggests a playful exchange about observation and tech style attire. The line underscores early 20th century humor on science and fashion.
A terse exchange centers on a small balance of 2 dollars and 60 cents. A bookmaker quips about a looming marriage for Biglow's daughter to a multi million aire, and a tale of Biglow attempting to borrow ten dollars based on the rumor.
A wry joke notes King Solomon’s fame for wisdom by claiming he convinced his thousand wives that his love for the Queen of Gheba was purely platonic. The quip hinges on a clever deception, highlighting cleverness over morality.
A chauffeur tells his employer that unless his salary rises five dollars weekly he must be paid for the insult to his feelings. He argues driving the same car is not harder work than a newer one, but humiliation matters to him and he requests compensation for the hurt pride.
A Kaneag woman recounts her six year old niece recovering from typhoid after doctors gave up. She notes Grape-Nuts as the key nourishing food that restored appetite, awareness, and strength, allowing the child to regain health and vitality. The letter promotes Postum Co. Battle Creek, Mich, and claims ongoing genuine testimonials.
A stark countrywide wartime meditation depicts Europe as a vast battlefield with millions grieving, starving civilians, ruined homes, and endless casualties. It paints Germany on total war readiness while neutral nations struggle amid shortages and mobilization across Belgium Serbia France Poland.
A reflective piece contrasts wartime suffering with global Christmas customs. It notes widespread refugees, hunger, and calls for real aid rather than gifts, urging peace and medical relief while detailing festive traditions in France, Belgium, Germany, Austria, Italy, Russia, Poland and Balkan lands.
An advertisement touts Cuticura as a remedy for itching and burning with soap for cleansing and an ointment to soothe and heal. It promises relief and sleep after use, offers free samples by mail, and lists Boston as the distribution address. A dinner-table quip about the turkey opens with a star boarder remarking on its history.
Mothers urged to examine every Castoria bottle for the signature and note it has been in use for over thirty years. The ad appeals to parents by stressing safety for infants and children and mentions that children cry for Fletcher's Castoria.
A brief exchange over arrival time shows confusion between six seven and eight o clock. The dialogue captures a dispute about punctuality between two speakers, Beosten and a participant identified only by initials.
A terse slogan warns that Try Denison's Coffee was a failure and left receivers with nothing. The remark notes that even a dignified man may attend when broke, signaling a cautionary or satirical take on the product and its reception.
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