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Newspaper
The Monroe Journal
Location
Monroe, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1917
Page
6
A historical health column discusses baldness causes and treatments. It covers fat distribution on the scalp, the role of microbes, and practical care like gentle washing, olive oil massage, and avoiding tight bands. It emphasizes patience and consistent scalp care to preserve hair.
Mrs M R Seart of Baldwinsville New York shares a cure for a long note of stomach distress using Chamberlains Tablets. She reports that after a bad six month spell with gas and pain the first dose relief was wonderful and continued use cured her. The tablets do not relieve pain but may prevent its recurrence once relief is achieved.
A Wake county farmer Williams died after an oil stove explosion at Rex Hospital. A Wilmington couple mourns a months-old infant lost to burns from a tub on a porch. A nearby chopper Renfrew died from an axe slip. George Willems, a blind elderly man, burned in a cottage fire near Raleigh. A Wilson fire killed a negro woman and child. safety screens costing about fifty cents could prevent such accidents.
Fire safety guidance urges careful handling of evidence and prompt reporting to aid court cases. It warns arsonists exploit policies and proposes limits on insurance values tied to assessed building worth. A mental test for pyromaniacs is suggested before discharge from institutions.
A historical ad promotes Parisian sage as a cure for dandruff and hair loss. It claims a microbe causes both conditions and that four ounces from a druggist will suffice. It touts Parisian sage liquid as non staining, lustrous, and recommended by a Paris specialist, with English Drug Co. as supplier.
Classified item for RUB-MY-TISM an antiseptic remedy claiming to cure rheumatism neuralgia headaches cramps colic sprains bruises cuts burns old sores stings of insects. Internal and external use priced at 25 cents for the preparation.
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