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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1925
Page
7
Norfolk Virginia Mrs J A Jones shares a testimonial about Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound helping her through the change of life after a June 1904 illness. She credits local doctors’ failed treatments and notes her health improved after starting the remedy. She invites letters from other sick women.
The Persistent Grand Doctor Copeland of New York advises exerting ourselves lightly in summer. He notes that aiming to hold a job requires about the same vitality and time in summer as in winter, as reported by the Louisville Times.
A testimonial notes Tanlac restored a run-down man with indigestion and sadness to vibrant health after three bottles. He reports improved appetite, liver function, and energy, leading to a renewed sense of well-being. Tanlac is available at all reputable druggists. accept no substitute.
Tanlac Vegetable Pills for constipation, made and recommended by the manufacturers of Tanlac. This brief note promotes the product as a remedy and attributes its creation to the Tanlac makers.
Enid is described as a pleasant girl who speaks at length. Friends note she talks much, and a companion agrees she often dominates conversations. The exchange highlights her sociable but talkative nature in a lighthearted tone.
Mrs Fannie Gillespie of Omaha Nebraska reports digestive and stomach issues improved after using Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery. She says five doses fully addressed trouble and asserts it as a superior tonic. Trial package of tablets offered for 10 cents with confidential medical advice upon request.
Lieut. James H. Doolittle, an Army pilot, set a Schneider trophy speed record in Bay Shore Park Baltimore driving a seaplane on a 50-kilometer triangular course. He achieved 234.772 mph for 200 kilometers and 235.036 mph on his fastest lap, with records to be submitted to the Federation Aeronautique Internationale.
The Supreme Court agreed to hear the U S case against William F Brims and others. The defendants, a mix of manufacturers, contractors and Chicago labor members, were accused of conspiring to restrain interstate commerce by barring outside plants from delivering building materials in Chicago. The circuit court threw out the guilty verdict, saying the evidence showed only a nonunion mill work agreement. The government seeks to uphold the jury verdict.
West farmer and livestock advocates pressed the Interstate Commerce Commission at Edgewater Beach hotel against a proposed five percent freight rate increase for western railroads. Col Samuel A. Cowan of Texas led livestock interests and received railroad reports from the prior hearing. The commission plans coast to coast hearings with Charles Evans Hughes lawyers before any decision.
The American Telephone and Telegraph company reports total assets of 1.6 billion dollars and a surplus of 215 million. Controller Charles A. Heiss testified before the Federal Trade Commission during the radio trust investigation, stating the Bell system serves 9 million subscribers and shows outstanding capital stock of about 914.9 million as of September 30. Heiss listed AT&T holdings in other firms.
Dr Henry Jackson Waters internationally known agricultural expert and editor of the Kansas City Star died of pneumonia at his home. He was former president of Kansas State Agricultural College. Dr W W Jardine who followed him as president now serves as secretary of agriculture.
The Esthonian minister at Washington has been authorized to conclude a treaty of amity and trade and a consular agreement with the United States.
Survivors at a hearing described the burned Clyd liner Comanche chaos aboard. Conflicting accounts claimed the crew were drunk and panic spread among officers and passengers during the disaster.
Musterole is an easy to apply white ointment made from oil of mustard and home simples. It is said to prevent colds from turning into flu or pneumonia and eases sore throats chest colds rheumatism and various pains. A milder baby form is available. Auk for Children's Musterole. Jare & Tues
This ad pitches Duare's Mentha Pepsin as a stomach medicine to cure dyspepsia and relieve gas bloating belching and heaviness. It claims rapid help in acute cases and possible multiple bottles for chronic issues with a money back guarantee if it fails.
A speaker notes the high cost of maintaining a country house each summer. He claims savings by managing without outside help and emphasizes his wife bears the main load of household tasks, highlighting financial and domestic pressures.
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