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Newspaper
Sioux County Herald
Location
Orange City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1916
Page
8
Fragmentary ad style note mentions Fletcher's Castoria and relief for children. Indicates caregiver concerns and a claim of easing symptoms like upset stomach and crying. No clear event or date. mainly product promotion language with references to Kiddie ailments.
A column for mothers discusses a marketed powder claimed to aid children with headaches and illnesses. It notes physicians’ opinions and availability at drug stores, with references to substitutes and pricing.
A Pittsburgh Dispatch excerpt urges housekeepers to curb wasteful spending by saving small sums. Start a fund for essential needs and avoid impulse buys. Even modest stockpiles extend life of garments and linens, reducing repeated purchases and creating a little cushion for luxuries or outings.
Promote relief for fever, headaches, teething, stomachache, and worm control. Cure appears rapid within 24 hours for colds. praised for pleasant taste and safety for children. Marketed by Mother Gray Co. New York, 23 cents. free sample by mail.
An advertisement extols Foley's Honey and Tar as a safe cough medicine for children. The piece then shifts to a long, stylized note about Hobart Pasha, an English sailor who aided the Turkish Navy, including his promotions, conflicts with the British enlistment act, and death as a British vice-admiral.
Frank Cheney of Toledo a senior partner of F J Cheney and Co swears to pay 100 dollars for every catarrh case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The notice urges readers to send for testimonials and states the product is sold by druggists for 73 cents alongside Hall’s Family Pills. Also includes a brief unrelated dramatic quotation.
A jumble of conversations from Springfield and Boston about Poles in Connecticut and a festive evening with cards and music. The note includes a biographical aside on Horace Greeley as a Universalist who died in 1872 after personal losses and political setbacks.
A recipe roundup details vegetarian croquettes using vegetables cereals and dairy. It covers methods for croquettes from stewed urnes to hominy and carrot variations with steps for shaping, breading, egg dipping, and frying, plus serving ideas with parsley garnish.
The excerpt discusses pruning before and after mid June and starting July to control growth and fruit bud formation, notes minimizing pruning in peat blight districts, and links yard work to health and exercise. It also tells of a Mississippi girl who built a career from small beginnings, becoming a physician after education and ventures.
A fragmented notice describes a plaster based insect remedy using plaster of Paris and powdered arsenic to kill cockroaches and mentions preventing shade trees on eastern roads to avoid road deterioration. It notes farmers cutting long tree rows, harming aesthetic value and access.
A nostalgic ad promotes Sloan's Linkent for muscle soreness after exertion and various pains from toothache to neck and back stings. A vacationer testifies to using it for cramps and toothache. The piece shifts to a moral note urging readers toward the universal duty of being happy, attributed to New York Telegram.
A traditional remedy to ease hacking coughs and soothe irritated airways. The notice touts Dr Kings New Discovery as a long standing product with pine balsam and tar to loosen mucus, calm raw spots, and prevent further coughing while supporting natural healing.
An advertisement recounts Joseph G. Wolf of Green Bay Wisconsin finding relief from a severe months long backache after using Foley Kidney Pills. It promotes the product as a cure for weak lame backs and sleepless nights.
An ad hawks Dr Rine's New Life Pills 25 cents at druggists promising quick relief from constipation with one or two pills overnight. The piece also quotes Arthur Benson criticizing conventionality as a dull oppressive social force.
An advertisement touts Dr Hobson’s Eczema Ointment as a guaranteed remedy for pimples, blackheads, acne and eczema. It claims the product works for all ages including infants and offers money back if not satisfied.
Fragmentary entry notes a vane or device labeled 5205 D and ceee with a time 8 30 pm and a price 4 40 4, mentioning Tenn.
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