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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1922
Page
7
The article explains how digestion rate depends on the mix of protein fat and carbohydrates. Carbohydrates pass fastest, fats slowest, with mixed proteins and fats slowing digestion more than carbs alone. It stresses breathing fresh air regular meals and thorough mastication for good digestion and notes fat’s retarding effect can help or hinder depending on the person.
Local notices promote Northwest Products as a means to solve unemployment in the Pacific Northwest. Advertisers claim the purchase of Northwest Products supports progress, prosperity, and home popularity and call for cooperation and growth.
An old advertisement promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle liver and bowel cleanse, claiming they clear pimples and curb bad breath without calomel side effects. It urges nightly use for a week, then lists numerous Pacific Northwest product promoters and boosters for regional goods.
A Kenosha Wisconsin mother credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with easing postnatal troubles. The letter urges other women with female disorders to try the remedy, noting its long history and trusted use by mothers and grandmothers.
Elaine buys a full line of spring coats and dresses at Cherry's Gate store on Second Ave in the Rialto building over the Pig n Whistle. She pays no first installment and will begin monthly payments in 30 days, praising the reasonable prices.
An advertisement urges readers to try the PLAPAO method for rupture treatment. It argues that most trusses fail and cause discomfort, and promotes a soft velvet wrap that adheres to the body to control the hernial opening without straps or springs. It offers a free trial by mail from the PLAPAO Co. 721, St. Louis, Mo.
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