Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin A Trusted Baby Laxative
A Mother praising Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a dependable family laxative notes it relieves baby constipation quickly and naturally. The remedy contains simple laxative herbs with pepsin, has no opiate, tastes pleasant, and costs fifty cents a bottle with a free trial offer from Dr W B Caldwell in Monticello Illinois.
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Want Tram Cars Stopped During Zeppelin Raids
London residents urge halting tram services during air raids after a Zeppelin raid in a suburb. People believe the airship followed overhead wire routes, and indignant meetings demand suspension of trams to improve safety amid the blackout.
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Cascarets Claim Health Magic For Liver Bowels And Breath
Cascarets are promoted as a candy like treat that cleans the liver bowels and sweetens the stomach. A box costs 10 or 25 cents and is said to clear head breath and ease bilious spells. Mothers are urged to give to ill children for quick relief.
Complexion of Next Congress and Women Vote Issue
The article surveys the looming 1914 elections focusing on the next Congress composition, noting many incumbents seek re election and that women voting will shape outcomes in multiple states. It details senator terms expiring, party contests, and the rising influence of women voters across states including South Dakota Iowa Wyoming Montana and West Virginia. Prohibition emerges as a key factor with six states voting on the issue and candidate predictions from Frank Hanly.
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Dodson's Liver Tone Ad Promises Harmless Relief
A vintage advertisement touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe alternative to calomel for bilious, sluggish or constipated readers. It guarantees improvement within a night with a spoonful, claims no griping, then urges returning to the store for a refund if not satisfied.
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Officials Propose Absentee Voting Mail System
Washington officials debate a mail voting plan for residents living far from their legal home state. Voters would register by mail with notarized affidavits and cast ballots by mail under safeguards. The proposal aims to reduce travel costs and prevent disfranchisement while maintaining ballot secrecy.
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To Have Curly Hair Like Nature's Own
In three hours you can have pretty curls and waves using liquid silmerine before curling. Hair remains fluffy after combing out. Silmerine is harmless and easy to apply with a clean tooth. Obtainable at any drug store with directions. It keeps hair fine and glossy as a splendid dressing.
Raemakers Tours Western Front on Visit to Frontline Life
Dutch cartoonist Louis Raemakers described vast Allied logistics, motor trucks, and rail progress from the British western front. He witnessed battles at Delville Wood, German trenches repurposed, and praised Allied officers while noting German wartime regard of British strategy.
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