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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1931
Page
7
Doctors endorse a new cold treatment using Phillips Milk of Magnesia to restore alkalinity. Start when symptoms appear with a tablespoonful three times daily first two days then nightly. claim it relieves colds and stomach issues. All drugstores carry it.
An advertisement urges readers to overcome low mood with LYKO tonic promising renewed vigor. It claims thousands benefited, describing the product as pleasant to take and available at druggists.
The Washington bicentennial celebration honoring George Washington is led by a congressional act created commission appointed by the President. Representative Sol Bloom of New York serves as acting chairman, and U S Grant III has submitted his resignation.
An old advertisement notes Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Gray Elixir with a claim it has served travelers for sixty years, promising regularity of liver and bowels and no stronger wording than a brief medical reassurance.
A brief theatre style exchange shows a mistress instructing the maid Mary to respond with yes or no when spoken to. The new maid complies with polite, obliging language in a Leeds Mercury snippet.
Prepared by the National Geographic Society describes Umatra in Sumatra where Merapi eruption prompted Dutch patrols and road building. It details Batak culture with two spoke carts, matting dress, heavy earrings, and a practice of teeth filing. It notes Islam and Christianity as minority faiths, animistic beliefs, and cannibal legends.
An old advertisement urges shoppers to use Bayer Aspirin for headaches eye strain and nerves during tiring shopping days. It claims Bayer is harmless and criticizes cheaper substitutes, urging prompt use to avoid misery.
A fragment shows a question about native origin and a reply about “stepped coun try” indicating a misheard phrase. The brief records an odd exchange without broader context.
A letter dated October 21 claims a reader shed 17 pounds in four weeks using Kruschen Salts. It urges overweight women to try the product, noting improved well being and a four week bottle price of 85 cents with a money back guarantee.
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