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Newspaper
Roanoke Review
Location
Roanoke, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1921
Page
7
A Philadelphia woman describes months of irregular periods and severe weakness. After using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she reports restored health and ability to manage housework. The notice urges other women with similar distress to try the remedy.
Advertisement argues catarrh worsens when run down and claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine cleanses blood to normalize mucous surfaces. Promotes as a tonic and purifier with circulars from J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio. Then a wartime note cites 62 900 private wells damaged or destroyed in France.
Advertisement asserts Wrights Indian Vegetable Pills contain only vegetable ingredients that act as a gentle tonic and purgative by stimulation, not irritation, offering a non-irritating relief option.
A public saying notes that laws struggle to shield fools and even the wise from reckless folly, suggesting limits to legal protection and urging personal prudence in everyday life.
Mrs. Jamesworthy scolds her husband Jamesworthy for preferring the humorous tales of Jim Honeybug to the gloomy stories told at home. He laments the lack of warm meals and laughter inside their ancestral home while recalling his long days and his wife’s repeated tales of callers and canned meals. He contrasts Honeybug’s light storytelling with his wife’s dramatic anecdotes.
At the International Live Stock show in Chicago Canadian entries drew cheers for Clydesdales Belgians and Percherons. Saskatchewan and other Canadian participants won grand championships and numerous prizes in cattle sheep and grain showing strong wartime production spirit.
A Dallas News line hints that a bride may be as earnest in loving the groom as in honoring his kin. A wry aside links chronic constipation with danger and notes Garfield Tea as a cure in a compact exchange of quips.
A traveler proclaims a habit of taking a sleeper for travel. A reply offers a sleeper found in the speaker’s front office who is deemed no good to them. The exchange ends with a French proverb about doors being either open or shut.
A vintage advertisement touts Glando Pine as a home remedy for coughs colds hoarseness and chest ailments. It claims rapid relief from the first dose and includes testimonials from users in Logansport Indiana and Paulding Ohio. Manufactured by the Gland-Aid Co Fort Wayne Ind.
The message urges recognizing positive possibilities in others and surroundings. It says quiet patience often earns the blessing for peacemakers and highlights the value of constructive outlooks in daily life.
A historical note on Lincoln Bitters as a ceremonial Indian medicine. It describes making medicine as a religious rite using barks and herbs like quassia root burdock aloe oak buckthorn sweet anise gentian and nettle. The tonic is hailed as a natural fluid diet and widespread household remedy.
A heated exchange uses animal and copper imagery to label a man as a corrupt leader. The dialogue centers on insults implying wealth, power, and danger within the copper industry. The terms snake and copper king highlight perceived venality.
A new form letter printing machine feeds from rolls and trims to the proper size. It can use three ink colors when desired and automatically changes names and addresses for each letter produced.
An eminent professor recently said that lengthening life and improving health may be achieved by tiptoeing for a few minutes each day. The remark appears in a public notice snippet quoted in the article.
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