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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1920
Page
10
A baseball star writes from New York about personal woes and a broken heart after Jeanne goes to the movies. He describes coaching, English lessons, and a chaotic life with his wife and child, ending with a hopeful reunion at home.
Numerous women nationwide have regained health using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad urges women with womenly illnesses to try this traditional root and herb remedy, claiming broad effectiveness.
The passage extols continued improvement of beautiful garments now America's most preferred. It notes a sharp sales rise enabling profitable basin operations on thin margins. Small profits on many sales sustain the business, making "Sweet Sixteen" garments highly admired by wearers.
The piece urges middle aged people to use Dr Williams Pink Pills to strengthen blood and nerves as age reduces vitality. It claims the pills suit most needs and are nonalcoholic. Available from local druggists or direct from the Dr Williams Medicine Co Syracuse for 60 cents a box with a booklet on nervous diseases.
Advertises Buchu and Marshmallow Compound as a universal cure for uric acid related ailments. Claims kidneys fail from excess uric acid and promises dramatic improvements after one bottle. States product sold by Joyner Drug Co and various druggists for $1.00.
A dated health ad claims meat raises uric acid harming kidneys and causing backache. It urges stopping meat, drinking water, and using Jad Salts four ounces in water daily to flush kidneys, neutralize urine acids, and prevent bladder irritation.
A visitor rings the wrong bell seeks Harmon's flat and encounters Mrs Harmon Ed Edison Harmon Jeanne and Marie inside a lively party. Amid confusion the narrator recalls glamorous names and fantasizes about a rich future while a dinner dance unfolds nearby.
Advertisement asserts Eatonic eases long term acid stomach by absorbing excess acidity and gas. It promises quick relief from bloating belching and indigestion and notes improved digestion and comfort. The copy references H. D. Crippen and his wife as example users.
A brief aside quotes a female speaker promising a future encounter with several people, hinting at a forthcoming issue reveal. The line suggests anticipation and social intrigue within a serialized narrative context.
In a staged exchange from Stars and Stripes, a sentry suspects a recurring “Arbeiter” approacher, challenging a tenth man in twenty minutes. The nose-to-nose dialogue emphasizes routine guard duty and the repetitive nature of the gag.
Women frustrated by curling irons can try plain liquid silmerine to achieve pretty waves and curls with a natural look. The product promises lively luster and healthful hair, is nonsticky and harmless, and requires following directions from a drug store bottle.
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