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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1919
Page
1
The notice informs women that many suffer kidney or bladder trouble and may mistake symptoms for other illnesses. It promotes Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root as a cure and offers a 10 cent sample bottle by mail, with larger sizes available at drug stores. Patriotism remark follows about continuing duty after fighting.
An old newspaper ad mix outlines a home remedy for darkening gray hair using Bay Rum Barbo Compound and glycerine with water. It promises gradual, non greasy coloring without staining the scalp. The page also promotes Garfield Tea claiming to improve liver and kidney disorders with regular use.
The article cites Dr. Pierce of Buffalo New York as a high medical authority who says backache in women is often due to a form of catarrh in the feminine organs. It promotes Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription as a natural remedy and notes its alleged benefits, with a trial offer and a recommendation of Pleasant Pellets for constipation.
Washington readers hear strong endorsement for EATONIC with emphasis on benefits and results, while cautioning against unqualified praise. The brief notes the product’s touted advantages and pushes for careful appraisal of claims from the source.
In a cave scene amid a Cuban war tale, Major Kellerman is arrested after a testimony revealing treachery. Hampton seeks vindication through perilous disguise, while Captain Wallace is absolved and Mark accepts a battle scarred truth. Hartley dies, and Hampton asks to restore his name on the mess list.
In a quiet moment after horrors of war, Captain Mark Wallace and Eleanor reveal their feelings. Eleanor admits love, recalling past guardianship and promises, and Mark accepts with joy as they embrace. The scene closes with a final kiss and a vow.
A stern company order ends a week long craps game at a stevedore unit after a dispute with the dice on first payday. A dusky private cleaned out most money and gear, then returned items and francs on captain's suggestion, boasting of old cavalry tricks.
A Birmingham Age-Herald quip notes Spongeleigh’s view that wartime support alters lending norms. He claims patriotic duty limits his borrowing to at most five dollars from friends who buy Liberty bonds and donate to war charities.
Advertises Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound as a safe easy way to darken gray hair. Claims gradual, natural looking color with a simple sponge application and added ingredients for improved results at low cost.
Judge recalls the spoken word and its limits as witnesses speak and confront verbal disputes. He notes instances where he has required retellings or retractions, illustrating the tension between testimony and memory.
Advert says Garfield Tea overcomes constipation implying health benefits. Witty ad line insists even an 80 year old can learn, suggesting personal growth alongside remedy claims.
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