The Inexpressible Joy of Eating Without Distress
An ad promotes relief for poor appetite heartburn cramps biliousness constipation and malaria. It urges readers to “JUST TRY” a product promising a strong active stomach and improved digestion.
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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1916
Page
3
An ad promotes relief for poor appetite heartburn cramps biliousness constipation and malaria. It urges readers to “JUST TRY” a product promising a strong active stomach and improved digestion.
Senator Warren G Harding of Ohio, as temporary chair, delivers a keynote urging national defense and protective tariff. He defends Republican principles, condemns Democratic policies, calls for industrial strength, a square deal for business, and expanded national leadership abroad while stressing unity and American patriotism.
A vintage set of ads touts Hanford's Balsam for wounds and sprains while a captioned anecdote recounts a Cleveland horse dancing to a phonograph tune and dragging a Wells Fargo wagon as bystanders react. The piece closes with a note on democracy and career ascent from humble roots.
A Indianapolis teacher resolves a year of confusion over the city engineer's name by learning his surname is Jeup instead of Yorp. The tale centers on the mispronounced names and crossed identities involving Mr Yorp and Mr Jeup during viaduct troubles.
Advertises a beverage named soheat as a puré food drink claiming it curbs sleeplessness heart flutter headache and other ill effects attributed to caffeine in coffee and tea. Promises delightful flavor and satisfaction for former tea and coffee users.
An ad style snippet touts Instant Postum as a mild coffee substitute free from caffeine and harmful ingredients. It promotes Postum in soluble condensed form as convenient for picnics and quick beverages.
Chicago June 7 The Republican national convention opens with Charles Warren Harding of Ohio chosen as temporary chairman after a crowded session at the Coliseum. Harding delivers a keynote urging party harmony and defense, with delegates, alternates, and press corps in full view as committees are named for the formal opening day.
A Frankfort Kentucky woman details relief from female weakness after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports regaining strength to resume all her work after three bottles and urges others to try the tonic. The letter endorses the product and invites confidential advice from Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn Massachusetts.
Fragmentary dialogue suggests a patient named Dr Emdee and Mrs Haight discuss managing dyspepsia with cheerfulness before and after meals. The text implies a routine of preparing meals and washing dishes but lacks complete context or outcomes.
A Stheere Performer questions patriotic sentiment and contends that someone wants to start a war to feel the thrill of fighting for the country. The remark frames a provocative stance amid the discussion on national service.
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