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Newspaper

Silver Lake Record

Location

Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1920

Page

6

Milks Emulsion advertised relief from stomach trouble

A testimonial from Mrs. W. G. Mershon of Brazil Indiana claims eighteen years of winter bed confinement due to stomach trouble ended after six bottles of Milks Emulsion. The ad promotes the product as a nutritious emulsion that restores bowel action builds flesh and strength and relieves chronic stomach issues often within one day. It offers a six bottle guarantee and states price at sixty cents and one dollar twenty per bottle with Terre Haute Indiana listed as the manufacturer and druggists selling nationwide.

W. G. Mershon Brazil Ind Milks Emulsion Co Terre Haute Ativ

Indulgence in Buttermilk Affects Health and Mood

A brief note suggests that drinking or consuming buttermilk might improve health if it does not improve happiness. The line hints at a cautious view on dietary pleasures and well being.

Absorbine, JR U.S. A W. F. Youngs Fon Terinfo St Springfield Mass

Freezone Corn Remedy Advertises Painless Lift Off

An advertisement claims Freezone costs only a few cents and removes hard or soft corns and toe calluses with a few drops. It promises instant relief and painless removal from the root. The copy adds a quip about causing nervousness by mentioning a policeman asking about someone.

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promises Deafness Cure

Advertises Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a constitutional remedy that acts through the blood to treat catarrh and inflammation of the Eustachian tube. Claims deafness due to catarrh can be permanent if not cured and offers a hundred dollar reward for any case not cured.

Hall J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio

Quote on death compared to changing clothes by Sir Oliver Lodge

The Boston Transcript quotes Sir Oliver Lodge saying dying is like discarding an old suit of clothes. He adds that for some people this is almost as hard as dying, expressing the difficulty of letting go.

Oliver Lodge Boston Transcript

Water with aspirin Bayer directions guard genuineness

The Bayer Company explains that genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin require after intake a glass or two of water and must bear the Bayer Cross. The label touts aspirin as world famous and prescribed for many pains with small tin boxes and larger packages sold by druggists.

Bayer Company Bayer

Paradoxical Evidence and the Prolonged Convalescence

A sharp but enigmatic remark describes visible damage in a person as fire in her eyes. The dialogue hints at deception or misdirection in assessing illness. The second sentence suggests skilled doctors prolong recovery for wealthy patients, implying manipulation of medical outcomes.

Crooked Trails and a Stampede of Outlaws

In Saguache a jail break leads to a daring train holdup plan by Soapy Stone and allies. Curly Cullison swaps identities to board the express at Tin Cup, triggering a shootout where lawmen trap the gang and free Sam while Dutch is revealed. The pursuit ends with a cliffhanger as the gang fights back.

Scanlan Blackwell Soapy Stone Horse Ranch Texas, Arizona & Pacific Flyer Soapy Stone Sam Saguache Stone Tin Cup Maloney Circle C Sweeney Jake Buck Curly Soapy Lueck Davis Flandran Cullison Casa Grande New Orleans Mr. Soapy Young Cullison Express Bill Luck Cullison Flandrau Tornilla Mexico Dutch Filandrau Sernuh Oaks Flatiron Ranch Culli Son Tve Valley of Peace Bad Bill Cranston

Bones as a Tuberculous Diet Proposed by Paris Doctor

Doctor Berthier of Paris reports using spongy bone parts as a dietary aid for tuberculosis patients. He boils short bones with vegetables salt and meat for six hours then patients eat the softened bone matter. The approach supplies phosphates and calcium and may help prevent tooth decay.

Berthier Paris Academie de Medicine

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