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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1916
Page
7
An article extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe purgative for constipation in all ages, including nursing mothers. It claims it is a preferred household remedy and mentions a free trial bottle from Dr W B Caldwell of Monticello, with a reader letter praising its safety for babies.
An advertisement touts Danderine claiming rapid dandruff removal and no hair shedding within ten minutes. It asserts weeks of use yield new fine hair growth, plus immediate cosmetic improvement including lighter, fluffier, shinier hair. A 25 cent bottle is advertised as proof of beauty and health for neglected or damaged hair.
A dialogue scene comments on "incalculable wealth" at a seated banquet. The head waiter maintains sang-froid, appearing almost like a foreign government representative handling vast sums. The exchange hints at extravagant wealth and hauteur in formal dining.
Hillsboro Alabama resident J W Turner asserts full recovery from pellagra after using Baughn's remedy. He describes renewed energy and farm work ability, urges readers to obtain the free Pellagra remedy book from American Compounding Co in Jasper Alabama, with money-back guarantee if not curative.
A dialogue distinguishes types of practical philanthropists. One asks about a practical philanthropist and compares two figures. The example: a man offering butter to a starving family in exchange for bread, illustrating conditional charity versus straightforward aid.
A home hair darkening mixture advises mixing Bay Rum Barbo Compound glycerine and water to tint gray hair. The article claims gradual shading without scalp coloring, reduces dandruff, helps with falling hair, and leaves hair soft and glossy. It notes it can be prepared cheaply at home or by a druggist.
A concerned speaker asks whether the country could mobilize and act decisively against Haiti, expressing doubt about current preparedness and capability in a tense, airbound discussion.
A short blunt ad recommends Han ford's Balsam for sprains and bruises and instructs to apply thoroughly and rub in. This style presents a dated marketing line remark alongside a quip about flattery directed at others.
An old advertisement punchline promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets with a refund promise if ineffective. The box features BEW GROVE 5 signature. It also touts Hanford's Balsam for cooling burns and a witty line about appreciating unaffordable things.
Dr. Pierce extols Anuric as the strongest agent to dissolve uric acid and cleanse kidneys in hot water like sugar melts. It claims to preserve kidney health, regulate blood pressure, and prevent vessel decay, targeting meat eaters and lime-salt joint deposits with 60 cent packages. Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription is also advertised for strengthening weak or sick women without alcohol.
Lesson centers on Romans 8 12 37 showing the spirit filled life conquering sin fear suffering vanity infirmities and all things The text emphasizes being more than conquerors through the spirit leading to life liberty and conformity to Christ with emphasis on divine adoption and intercession.
Columbia report by McLaurin urges electing the warehouse commissioner by the people, not the legislature, and calls for licensing graders and sworn weighers. He warns of a national merger plan to crush the state system and argues the warehousing program can become self funded, with costs offset by storage revenue.
New York City maintains eight pension funds including the public school teachers retirement fund the police pension fund the fire department relief fund the department of health fund the College of the City of New York fund the supreme court appellate division fund the street cleaning department fund and the city of New York employees retirement fund.
The source reports Reeds Springs Missouri as the leading hub for railroad tile shipments in the United States. Tie hewers receive 12 to 16 cents per tie based on wood hardness.
The piece portrays a man deemed insignificant at his wedding while his wife's parents emerge as the heroes when their first grandchild arrives. Afterwards the wife seizes control of the husband’s weekly pay envelope.
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