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Newspaper
Shepherdstown Register
Location
Shepherdstown, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1917
Page
3
An advertisement describes backache as linked to urinary disorder and kidney imbalance. It claims pain relief through a simple regimen of meat avoidance, water, and a single Anuric tablet before meals, urging readers to consult their druggist.
A patchwork of devotional essays and stories on fate and faith. It weaves parable style meditations with poems on life, purpose, and divine guidance, including a tale of a silent monastery choir and reflections on Providence guiding human toil and harmony.
Geo M Beltzhoover and Beltzhoover Jr. advertise as attorneys and counselors in general law practice and collections based in Shepherdstown and Charles Town West Virginia. The notice presents a traditional medical remedy promotion with two named attorneys and locations.
An Associated Press reporter notes a British trench tale shared for troops amusement. A senior sergeant jokes with a recruit in the no man’s land exchange. The piece also mentions summer health and Dr King’s products for soothing and healing.
A Shepherdstown resident testifies that kidney pills cured his weak back and frequent kidney secretions after using Don's Kidney Pills. He claims the home endorsement proves merit and notes relief with each use when symptoms recur. The piece emphasizes trusted local testimony over distant opinions.
A Lake area health note promotes Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey as a remedy to prevent and ease summer colds. It claims to reduce congestion and fatigue, helping children and adults feel better, with emphasis on soothing coughs and preventing illness.
Summer helps include talcums in various kinds and prices from ten to fifty cents. The display lists thermos bottles refrigerator baskets flashlights Ingersoll watches alarm clocks fishing tackle Kodak films automobile goggles smoked and amber glasses post cards Victrolas and Victor records.
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