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Newspaper
Riverdale Pointer
Location
Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1916
Page
7
Richmond woman reports seven bottles eased menopause symptoms including headaches dizziness and heat flashes and urges others to try the remedy. Ad copy describes warning signs and claims Leaning on the product aids restoration of normal health during the Change of Life.
An urban reader asks what is missed most since arriving in the country, while a rural voice cites trains as the top longing. The exchange appears in a Princeton Tiger page, echoing cross community nostalgia.
Red rough and sore hands soothed by Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment. Soak hands in hot suds, dry, apply ointment overnight for healing. Free sample by mail with booklet. Address postcard Cuticura Dept. Boston. Sold everywhere.
Ad copy reflects self deprecating line about Cohen Levy and a mock exchange about a haircut. It references Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as a health product and a barber interaction. The fragment communicates a humorous mix of failure and remedial product promotion.
The house approved $500000 to equip Mare Island Navy yard for a dreadnought or battle cruiser build and $1000000 to enlarge New York yard facilities. Mare Island will construct the first big battleship on the Pacific coast as Speaker Clark and Representative Mann urged swift naval readiness.
Two separate train wrecks claim six lives. In Dunlap Iowa four stockmen aboard an extra freight die when rear collision follows a brake defect near the town. Names include George Beachler and J G Nelson among others. In Vincennes Indiana, engineer Frank Lancaster and fireman Oliver Hazelton perish when engine and tender plunge into the Wabash river.
William Peters Hepburn former congressman of Iowa’s Eighth District died at his home in Clarinda on Monday after a long decline. He was 82, served 1889 to 1909, authored the national railroad anti-passion law, chaired the Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee in the Fifty fifth Congress, and was defeated by a Democrat ending his public life.
Amsterdam via London February 9 Prince Oscar of Prussia fifth son of Emperor William was slightly wounded in the head and upper thigh by shell splinters during fighting in the eastern war theater according to a Berlin official report received here Monday.
A Canadian prosperity tale notes low western land prices and cheaper wages for American investors. Subscriptions to a fifty million dollar loan closed at 110 million, signaling strong confidence. Winnipeg bank clearings reached a 1915 peak, with grain wealth expanding as crop forecasts rise and wheat prices strengthen.
A playful dialogue features Hardup boasting about wealth and Bragging says he has a dollar left. His wife questions him, and he confirms the last dollar remains as a punchline.
Short ad notes a home recipe to darken gray hair using Bay Rum Barbo Compound and glycerine with twice weekly applications. Claims scalp is not colored, hair becomes softer and glossier, and dandruff reduces. Also promotes Marine Eye Remedy Co. Chicago eye care literature and a fissure relief claim for piles with Pazontment as universal remedy.
The article traces uric acid’s role in pain and illness since Scheele’s 1775 discovery and claims Dr. Pierce’s Anuric tablets can eradicate uric acid. It urges readers to request pamphlets or purchase from stores, and praises Pierce’s prior medicines for credibility.
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