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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1925
Page
6
An advertisement touts Dave's Mentha Pepsin as the remedy for acute and chronic stomach misery. It claims the medicine quickly eases gastritis indigestion and gas and urges readers to buy a bottle and seek a refund if it fails to help.
A Reverend Theodosius and a female accomplice prepare a poisoning set up in a room. They mix antidotes and stage a chair ordeal for a victim named Drummond, discussing a poison that can cause partial paralysis and silence. An assistant reports a visitor and a request to imitate a voice over the phone.
Drummond joins a scheme led by a benedictine clergyman Theo and his daughter Janet at the Ritz. A staged drink dulls his senses while Giuseppi and Number 10 wait nearby. The plan: bind him to a chair as the sinister dialogue hints at a fatal outcome.
An annual banquet famed for oratory heard Dickens in his final year respond to Maclise’s death. A witness recalls a deathlike hush and tears in the audience as the speech concluded with the room rising in tribute and no further remarks.
Covington Kentucky residents Mrs Harry Ashcroft and Mrs T M Boma report improved health after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Blood Medicine and Sanative Wash. Ashcroft suffered cold spells and weakness then recovered. Boma describes long nerve strain, headaches, and fatigue followed by gradual improvement after seven doses and continued use of Liver Pills.
In many Near Eastern nations the Bible serves as the standard instructional book for language teaching native grammar and writing. Psalms are often sung in classes, reflecting the popularity of singing in these schools.
Sassafras roots formed an early American medicine article as a remedy for disease. Also called the agne tree, bark decoctions were believed to cure illness. Sassafras tea from young shoots and roots became a popular cold remedy and tonic.
A dialogue contrasts old endurance with modern excess. A businessman boasts a day of $300,000 in deals, six conferences, eight cigars, a near undigested lunch, water in finger bowls, golf, three highballs, and an eight course dinner, illustrating shifting values and lifestyles.
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