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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1933
Page
6
An ad promotes California syrup of figs as a gentle treatment for stasis in children. It claims the remedy stimulates the colon to restore appetite, cautions against drastic laxatives, and warns buyers to look for the CALIFORNIA label and N R A member status to avoid substitutions.
A wide debate erupts over President Roosevelt’s gold purchase by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to depress the dollar and lift farm and commodity prices. Critics call it an experiment toward a managed currency while economists weigh inflation risks and world trade effects.
H L Hopkins, federal relief administrator, told Missouri Iowa Kansas Nebraska Arkansas and Oklahoma delegations that relief demands will rise. He said a million more families will be on relief rolls this winter and about 3.25 million currently receive aid. He noted $216 million has been allotted since relief began and favored work relief over direct payments. Governors from several states then met in Des Moines to brief Roosevelt on farm price-boost plans and NRA code steps.
An old ad features a used car dealer asking what is wrong with the car bought last week and notes every part makes noise except the horn. It also includes an apparent health tonic claim for weak women and a druggist marketed format for Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription with no alcohol, in tablet or liquid form.
A proverb notes that boasting is only useful to a man who keeps still about it. The line suggests restraint makes a boast valuable, while loud boasting offers little merit.
A liquid laxative can be measured and controlled with no habit formation. Syrup Pepsin is widely used for adults and children and is considered safe. Its action relies on senna, unlike mineral-based cathartics that may cause dependency.
This health note explains kidneys as blood filters excreting over 600 grains of waste daily and warns that disordered kidney action harms health. It recommends trying Dean's Pills as a diuretic, claiming worldwide use and strong druggist availability.
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