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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1932
Page
2
An ad-style paragraph touts Fellows' Syrup as a doctor recommended tonic that restores vigor and youth. It claims tired, aging individuals can feel better by using the product, encouraging readers to buy from their druggist today.
A dialogue sketch features a wife delivering a decisive speech that impresses an entire audience and her husband. He notes her candor and clarity, saying she says what she likes and prompts little pushback from listeners. The exchange highlights witty banter and social dynamics.
An advertisement touts Musterole as a mustard oil salve that acts as a counter irritant to penetrate and stimulate blood flow, drawing out infection and pain. It claims hourly application for five hours, notes a milder children’s version, and asserts doctor and nurse recommendations.
A compact portrait touches Marie Duplessis, her romance with Dumas fils and the fame from La Dame aux Camelias. It recalls Virginia Clemm Poe, their young marriage, her death, and Poe’s mournful laments. Col. Samuel Hill of Guilford is celebrated for political success, inspiring the phrase like Sam Hill.
An old advertisement advises mothers to prevent baby colic by keeping the digestive tract open and gentle care. It promotes Castoria as a safe, vegetable remedy for infants and children, claiming no harsh drugs or narcotics and urging to keep the genuine product on hand.
In a back seat exchange a question about driving experience is cited. The lady applicant is asked about miles driven and her husband, beside her, notes she never touched the wheel. The anecdote reflects scrutiny in the license process.
Mrs. Sarah Hicks of 1780 W. 24th St Cleveland reports eight pregnancies left her nervous and weak with back pains. She credits Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, taking three or four bottles, for restoring health and vigor. Free advice offered from Dr. Pierce at Buffalo.
A two-year-old African American boy fell eighty feet into a shallow two foot water bottom in a Decatur Alabama well. He was rescued by fire and police departments with no injuries beyond a slight chill on a hot summer day.
An advertisement from W. N. U. Cincinnati promotes relief from rheumatic pains using heat from red peppers. The ad is dated 14-1992 and targets readers seeking natural topical remedies.
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