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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1919
Page
3
The fragment lists Peruna for all forms of catarrh and inflammation, touting its use for coughs and colds as well as a health tonic. It blends stray dialogue on protectionism and a Kaiser joke, with stray ads urging readers to request the Peruna Almanac and to act today.
An advertisement extols Bonchee's Syrup as a fifty one year proven remedy for coughs bronchitis and colds. It claims relief aiding night sleep easier ex pectoration and natural healing while noting American production and long history. The fragment also includes stray lines about the Mexicans Yucatan and fashion trivia.
A vintage ad-style claim promotes GOLD MED Haarlem Oil Capsules to relieve back aches and tiredness by cleansing kidneys of poisonous microbes. It urges immediate use, promises renewed health within 24 hours, and advises ongoing daily capsules to prevent future attacks with a money-back guarantee.
Wayne B Wheeler cites global liquor laws, noting most nations show prohibition influence. He lists countries with permanent or local bans and notes that about 80 percent of world territory and over half its population are affected, under various forms of prohibition.
A collection of statements from notable figures including Prof DeBore Vallot Leon Bourgeoin Anatole France Exnll Vandervelde Leon Jonhaux and the Home and State asserting alcohol harms society. They claim alcohol fails to warm drinkers, endangers national life, and robs workers of potential value to the treasury while calling for a war on alcohol.
A verbose lecture recalls William Jennings Bryan on saloon fairness and licensing. It cites arguments about taxation, town commerce, and moral reform, interwoven with quips about Penrose and physicians. The piece defends a dry stance as essential for homes, capital, labor, and national integrity.
For years druggists note the remarkable record of Dr. Eilener's kidney treatment. A sample bottle offer is advertised with a test before purchase. The missive ends with a social critique and a final remark about public perception of appearance.
A lively exchange notes a highly interesting Basques article and suggests the topic lost style long ago. The dialogue contrasts legacy topics with current trends and hints at evolving cultural focus.
When meals trigger belching gas and undigested food, and stomach distress causes pain heartburn or headaches, relief is claimed with rapid action. The ad boasted quick ease with no waiting, urging immediate remedy.
A vintage testimonial scene touts Pape's Dispepsia tablets as instantly curing indigestion and stomach distress. The fragment echoes advertisements with claims of pleasant, harmless relief and a witty remark about someone named Jorkins.
A partial line notes trouble with an easy job described as long and rough, suggesting challenges in tasks deemed simple. The fragment hints at difficulties in completing the work and potential for unexpected complications.
An ad fragment hawks Cuticura soap promising double razor efficiency and skin health with a single soap for shaving bathing and shampooing. It includes odd dialogue about a rubber coat and stretching for it, reflecting dated marketing style and garbled text.
A collage of curiosities notes rapid canine speed, a claim of 70 feet per second, and calculations of 4800 feet per minute. It cites phrases on horse, wolfhound, and donkey work, along with snippets about photography and advice for women, all from a mixed newspaper column.
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