Corns Lift Off with Fingers Remove Flaws
An item describing a method to remove corns using finger pressure and without soreness or irritation. Mentions variations such as hard corn and soft corn and references Daecaian and Baleen.
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1922
Page
3
An item describing a method to remove corns using finger pressure and without soreness or irritation. Mentions variations such as hard corn and soft corn and references Daecaian and Baleen.
Readers urged to enter a health and nutrition themed contest offering a grand prize of 5000 dollars. Details promise discovery of free vitamins and a chance to win by sending a request postcard to Keeter's Traet Tathets in Philadelphia.
An advertisement-style piece urges mothers to care for girls as they reach adulthood, notes risks of heavy work and fatigue, and promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. It includes testimonials from Mrs Katheryn Lynd and others and offers a free private text-book on ailments to women.
An old advertisement promotes California Fig Syrup as a trusted laxative for children. It claims a single dose cleanses the bowels, eases illness and fever, and helps a sick child become playful again. Mothers are urged to ask druggists for the genuine product.
An old advertisement touts Swamp-Root as a remedy for kidney ailments. It claims quick, mild effects from a vegetable compound and urges readers to start treatment, buy bottles, or request a sample bottle by mailing to Dr. Jimer in Hinghamton, N.Y.
A New York Times fashion writer notes fresh spring hats on Fifth Avenue window displays. Hats feature bright materials and bold trimmings with ribbons and beaded accents meant to be worn now, despite lingering winter attitudes.
A Birmingham restaurant scene shows a waiter and staff amused as a patron requests Schubert’s serenade for a meal. The pianist starts the piece but the staff reveal the joke behind the timing while a guest tries to enjoy the quiet dinner.
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