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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1929
Page
7
A delicate worn-out wife describes feeling played-out and anxious about health and her husband. The text promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a solution for weakness and for expectant mothers. A Dayton Ohio reader, Mrs Hazel Cana day, endorses the medicine with home address and price details for bottles and tablets.
If mothers knew how many children suffer headaches fevers stomach troubles and irregular bowels they would use Mother Gray's Sweet Powders. Easy to take and effective the powders win glowing word of mouth. Save yourself worry by getting a package at your druggist today. Trial package sent free by Mother Gray Co Le Roy New York.
A traveler vents irritation at a faulty second-hand car while the owner jokes about old horse traders being the greatest liars and skinners of all time. The exchange captures a spin of comic indignation during a bumpy ride.
A Birmingham mother recalls how Milks Emulsion helped her son recover from severe flu and double pneumonia after four bouts. She praises the product and notes 125 bottles used, claiming a full recovery at age 18. The ad promises satisfaction or money back from Milks Emulsion Co.
The exchange features Hewitt and Jewett as they meet and joke about writers seeking a funny moment. The fragment hints at a light, casual encounter between two characters.
Julia Bottomley notes spring fashion from Paris featuring almond green fabrics, flower trimmed hats and boutonnières. The piece highlights lime, chartreuse, beiges, white and violet tones, matching outfits from morning to night with embroidered hats, trailing bouquets, and rayon fabrics in Suzanne Talbot designs.
Mary Wilson camps alone by a lake and reconnects with John Smith. He arrives in a car offering a two week vacation and a spontaneous marriage plan, proposing a quick wedding before the clerk closes. They move toward the car for a possible honeymoon at the next town.
An old time remedy, Pastor Koenig's Nervine, is advertised as a nervousness and sleeplessness treatment with German origin. The notice offers a free large sample to readers who write to Koenig Medicine Co. at 1045 No Wells St, Chicago, mentioning their local paper.
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