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A quip about household staffing frames a thought on labor, asking how many servants are kept. Suuurbanna replies with a rule of thumb of one in twelve, illustrating a proportional approach to servants.
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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1917
Page
8
A quip about household staffing frames a thought on labor, asking how many servants are kept. Suuurbanna replies with a rule of thumb of one in twelve, illustrating a proportional approach to servants.
A Cincinnati authority promotes freezone as a painless method to lift corns and calluses. Apply a few drops to the corn and it dries instantly without inflaming surrounding skin. Obtain a small bottle at any drug store or through a wholesaler if your druggist lacks it.
An Oklahoma prospectus invites investors to buy Bed Rock Oil and Gas Co stock at one half cash and half on terms. It touts nearby producing wells, promises non-assessable par value shares, and cautions about oversubscription with a right to return funds. The notice lists offices in Oklahoma City and Walkin Hole and names T. J. Wallace as president.
Dr Watson states kidneys and skin work as partners for vitality. He urges weekly sweating and ample water with meals and between, plus Anuric double strength to flush kidneys and intestines and dissolve uric acid.
A fragment quotes Japhet predicting a terrible deluge while Norh counters with optimism about a clean ocean ahead and no submarines. The terse exchange hints at a nautical or satirical discourse on peril and preparedness.
Physicians urge greater attention to kidneys as filters of blood and eliminators of toxins. Poor habits like overindulgence, low water intake, and heavy meals strain kidneys, signaling trouble with backache, bladder issues, or sediment in urine. Advertisement touts Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a remedy, offering a test bottle for ten cents with a note to mention the big paper.
An advertisement promises removal of freckles with Othine double strength. Apply night and morning. results claim to fade even deep freckles while most vanish. It states one ounce suffices for clear skin and offers a money back guarantee if ineffective.
Mrs Mary Du Barry of Sioux City Iowa reports years of kidney trouble and back pain improving after taking Annric Tablets She says Annuric is the best kidney medicine she has used The ad promotes Pleasant Pellets a laxative with May apple aloes jalap root and juice available at many drugstores
William A Radford advises coordinating a home with its surroundings to achieve beauty. He champions using dark leaved shrubs near the structure and dark textured brick foundations to balance the upper walls, with a detailed layout for a two story house including a three bedroom second floor and a two car garage.
A heavcomer motorcycle platform is improvised between planes, boosting air unit effectiveness and providing rapid land movement if fuel or engine issues occur. Historical note cites Pershing era desert scouts. a remark about exercise follows a dialogue on patriotism and public performances.
An old advertisement touts August Flower as a stomach purifier and laxative that stirs the liver and eases despondent dyspepsia. It urges keeping a bottle handy for early symptoms and notes availability in 25 and 75 cent bottles via druggists worldwide.
An insurance official cites 60,000 annual deaths from preventable kidney disorders and 100,000 yearly from kidney diseases. The piece touts Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Remedy as beneficial, claiming 40 years of use and endorsements, with a sample offer and nationwide druggist availability.
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