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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1920
Page
4
Quick relief for lameness sore muscles stiff neck cramps earache backache headache and toothache. Grandmother’s mustard plaster reformulated with modern pain killers promises fast action within minutes and is advertised as a real yellow mustard product from Begg’s Mustarine by R Wells & Co.
A Knoxville Tennessee reader reports chronic back pain fatigue and poor appetite improved after using Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills. The letter endorses the remedies as reliable for women and urges others to try the products.
A vintage style ad touts Cas carets as a gentle overnight cure for stomach liver and bowel discomfort. It promises a morning improvement with no griping or shock and labels the product grand and harmless.
The Kaiser aimed to redraw the world map and indeed put Amerongen on the map. A cynical aside questions rural manners noting fewer spinsters would result if girls avoided flashy makeup.
The article outlines an international lesson by Rev. P B Fitzwater on Revelation chapters 12 through 17. It covers the worshipers before God's throne, the sealing of Israel, and the heavenly reward for the redeemed, detailing their praise, white robes, palm branches, and eternal service in heaven.
A brief reflective note on living in the present with emphasis on accepting blessings and enduring evils. It quotes Jeremy Taylor and contrasts yesterday and tomorrow with focus on the day at hand.
A compact aphorism on cunning, warning that true guile hides in plain sight, as people mislead others while they misinterpret themselves. It reflects strategic thinking about perception, illusion, and social trickery within human conduct.
An advertisement claims Milke Emulsion cures decade long indigestion and catarrh, boosts appetite, improves bowel action, and aids recovery from wasting diseases. It highlights rapid relief for stomach trouble, coughs, asthma, and weak children, with a money back guarantee and nationwide sale through The Mike Bergtsson Co Terre Haute and druggists.
A comical domestic scene shows an ambitious young woman debating painting or sculpture. Miss Cayenne asks which path to take, and a witty reply urges choosing sculpture to develop clay modeling skills for future breadmaking duties.
Boschees Syrup promotes relief for coughs bronchitis colds and throat irritation claiming fifty three years of use in homes worldwide. It says the remedy helps a good night's rest with easy morning expectoration and notes its American origin and wide availability.
In Crimson Gleh a stranger calls fire water the ruin of the red man and Three-Finger Sam agrees. The Washington Star notes a harsh line on prohibition and its imagined impact on Native peoples and continental control.
An advertisement touts a trial bottle of St Jacobs Oil for backache lumbago sciatica and rheumatism. It claims rapid, safe pain relief after a single application and promises the soreness will vanish within moments.
A fragment describes a minister hurrying to the pulpit and greeting a stranger seated among the congregation. The visitor speaks of fear and disappointment, noting a mistaken belief about a cinema and his lack of nerve to leave.
A quoted exchange contrasts politics with dancing as Senator Sorghomwn discusses how a man moves over a field when pursued by a bull. The narration includes an odd ad for Roman Eye Balm with a morning reminder to make each day count.
A comic quip exchange appears with Algy and Mixs Keen remarking on dogs and bragging. An advertisement touts Dr Peerys Dead Shot claiming to expel worms with a single dose, benevolent to the stomach and bowels, with no second dose needed. The piece ends with a quip on publicity and a play about a dog becoming a howling success.
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