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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1915
Page
9
Ad touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe vegetable liver cleanse, claiming calomel is dangerous mercury and that the product guarantees better liver function, no salivation, and a morning health boost. It notes druggists report calomel sales shrinking and ends with a shopworn humor about Jimmie trading honesty for two cents.
Grace Mower five years old, daughter of Mr and Mrs C EB Mower, fell from a second floor depot window onto a brick wall. The child clutched a teddy bear which cushioned her fall, preventing death or serious injury. The Mowers reside above the St Paul railway depot where the accident occurred. The bear’s protection is noted in this Cottonwood Dispatch report via the New York Sun.
A playful note on aging and appearance urges keeping eyes youthful. It humorously claims eye care preserves a young look and cheekily links matinee outings to theater parties for two women.
A historical lesson on Joash uncovering priestly lethargy toward God's house. He initiated temple repairs, backed by Jehoiada, and urged generous, voluntary giving for a restoration that testified to God dwelling among his people. The piece stresses vision, persistence, systematic effort, and faithful stewardship in church rebuilding and finances.
A student of political economy laments that the rich wield too much power. An observant person counters, noting that a wealthy man in a rush to obtain a telephone number often faces the same waiting as anyone else.
Health relies on kidney function and urine analysis guides treatment. Dr Kilmer Swamp Root is praised as an effective kidney remedy, with sample offers and pharmacy sales in two bottle sizes. A brief testimonial and a stray comic exchange follow.
Purporting to cleanse purify soothe and heal skin scalp hair and hands the advertisement promotes these emollients for natural beauty. Sample by mail with a postcard to Cuticura Dept XY Boston. Sold everywhere. A man never gets over thinking how smart he is to have almost succeeded at anything.
A general tests a valet applicant who boasts he can handle an old wreck with a glass eye, wooden leg, wax arm, and false teeth. He claims six years in a motor car factory assembling department, showcasing confidence in his suitability for the job.
Waynesville North Carolina Mrs Joseph Ivy wife of the pastor of Jonathan Circuit Western North Carolina Conference M E Church South describes severe typhoid relapse about 1899 and says Cardus improved her nervous condition sleep and energy enabling return to church work schooling and piano lessons Rector Fry also praises Cardus urging usage by women in poor health The ad ends noting Cardus is sold by all good druggists and a comic line about watchfulness by a stenographer
A 1920s style advertisement promotes Anuric from Dr Pierce's Institute in Bufwaio New York. It claims strong results for inflammation backache scalding urine and uric acid related rheumatism. It urges readers to buy a 60 cent package and mail water samples for analysis with no charge.
A remark recalls last year’s college students’ fierce clash on the gridiron while discussing campus sports culture and rivalry. The exchange hints at a notable on field confrontation from the prior season, underscoring enduring enthusiasm for football among students.
A mother credits Miloxeir Mubelke with curing her one year old daughter’s chronic chills and fever. She reports no further episodes after use and notes the product is available for 50 cents at druggists or by parcel post from Mloczewski & Co of Washington DC in this old advertisement.
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