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Newspaper
The Dispatch News
Location
Lexington, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1921
Page
2
Miss Ida V. Kibble of Baltimore heads the millinery department and has just returned from East hat shops to design and make up the latest styles. The shop invites shoppers to inspect new designs daily throughout the season and promises smart, up-to-date fashions at moderate prices.
March schedules list numerous county clubs with dates and topics from cooking and baking to sewing and office work. The record covers sessions from March 7 to March 23, plus a note about attendance, miles travelled, and activity counts for Annie C. Caughman’s county program.
Local advertisement promotes Cascarets as a candy cathartic that awakens the liver clears the head sweetens the stomach and regulates bowels by morning. Boxes priced 10 25 or 50 cents and touted as child friendly.
Mr Elzie Poole of lower Pond Branch married Miss Sallie Axon of Orangeburg county last Wednesday March 2. Mr James Hall of Thor section shows improvement with two strong legs though not yet fully raised.
An advertisement claims Dodson's Liver Tone is a quicksilver remedy that attacks the bones and paralyzes the liver, offering a money-back guarantee and boasting 15 million bottles sold. It touts regulation of the liver stomach and bowels better than caromel with no sickness or salivation.
A fragmented ad style note discusses a fig based laxative marketed for babies and children. It mentions a product called California S of Figs and cautions against unapproved imitation syrups, warning about effects on the stomach and liver.
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