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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1925
Page
2
Evanston Wyoming resident Versena Cagpewren reports months of relief from monthly troubles after using a vegetable medicine. She states her health improved, enabling her to care for five children and perform all housework, with five kids ages eight to newborn.
Thousands of mothers praise Mother Gray's Sweet Powders as a remedy for children headaches colds feverishness worms stomach troubles and related ailments. The powder is said to break up colds regulate bowels and has been recommended by mothers for over 80 years. Sold by druggists everywhere. Trial package free. Address Mother Gray Co Le Roy New York.
An advertisement touts Dave's Mentha Pepsin as a fast remedy for gastritis and stomach trouble. It claims the product eases bloating and gas pressure that can affect breathing and heart comfort, promising money back if there is no relief.
An old advertisement touts Quintaline as instant relief for stuffed noses and head cold symptoms. It claims faster breathing and diminishing aches, with additional uses for irritated skin and burns. Offer includes mail order jars with 25 and 50 cent prices and postage paid from The Salntaline Co. America, Buffalo.
Drummond battles a night of alarms and traps as an electric fence, a mysterious escape, and a hijacked car endanger Phyllis. The scene culminates with Drummond cornered by Peterson, Count Zadowa, and Theodosius Longmoor, threatening Mrs. Drummond as the chapter ends.
A minister is described as a community teacher placed on a high pedestal within the church setting. The piece argues the role creates distance from others, fostering an artificial self that dulls genuine personality and spiritual power, as reflected in a Century Magazine essay.
A forestry student camping with two friends in Allegheny Park left his camera on a fallen log to seek a better view. A black bear approached the camera and triggered the exposure as the student fled in fear. The bear reportedly investigated the camera after stepping on it.
A concise maxim about the clever, self reliant shopper who trusts a pawnbroker to buy and barter. It frames wit as key to surviving tight times and securing needed goods through improvised means.
A brief humorous quotation contrasts a landlady scolding a lodger with the idea that most men feel ambitious only because they complain about their current lot. The snippet hints at social satire from the Lander Weekly Telegraph.
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