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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1915
Page
3
An article urges daily morning use of hot water with limestone phosphate to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims improved skin color vigor and general health, especially for those with headaches biliousness bad breath rheumatism and constipation. A quarter pound of limestone phosphate is sold cheap to prove the benefits.
An old medical ad claims Jad Salts or rad Salts flush clogged kidneys by flushing acids from urine and stimulating kidney activity. It warns of rheumatism headaches and bladder issues from sluggish kidneys and urges regular intake for meat eaters to maintain blood purity.
A vintage advertisement promises immediate relief from nasal congestion and catarrh by applying Ely's Cream Balm in the nostrils. The product is described as antiseptic and fragrant, soothing inflamed mucous membranes and clearing the head for easier breathing.
Dr. William Martin Richards told the Society of Medical Jurisprudence at the Academy of Medicine in New York that ninety six blindness cures were achieved among 148 treated pupil cases. He urged universal medical school inspection and proposed a $1,000,000 annual program to prevent blindness and reduce later costs.
Readers glimpse daily life behind the war front through London Times personal ads. Messages from fiancés, wives, and mothers seek news of the wounded and missing, offer care for veterans, and request items for soldiers. The ad pages show longing, sacrifice, and a nation supporting its fighting men.
The International Society Friends of Childhood announces a gift of land in the south subdivided into one and ten acre farms. Each tract includes a furnished house a mule a cow chickens and farming implements. The land is to be given to war displaced families with agricultural knowledge. Appeals are made for money clothes hospital requisites and similar aid.
A Kala Mazoo man unveils a left handed watch with the strap bands wrapping from right to left for easier wearers. The device targets southpaw users seeking ergonomic timekeeping and distinct design.
Echoes of defeat mark recent eastern state votes on woman suffrage with leaders vowing renewed effort. Dr. Anna Howard Shaw calls the result a victory in spirit, noting record turnout and arguing opponents lost ground. Massachusetts and Pennsylvania show similar margins, while Democrats gain in Kentucky.
A detailed 1920s fur fashion description highlights a Hudson seal skin outfit with a cuffed choker muskrat trim and a rippling skirt. A velvet rosette trims a pressed black beaver hat while a multi section muff adds a cozy touch.
A suggestive menu for post theater gatherings features Shrimps a la Newburg on toast, cheese and crackers, nuts and olives, coffee or wine. Lobster a la Newburg is offered with a decorative shell presentation and edible garnish. The recipe uses lobster or shrimp with cream eggs butter red pepper salt nutmeg and optional sherry.
The article argues tidiness is a highly valued yet rare feminine trait. It urges early training to develop a neatness instinct and warns that neglecting small habits like leaving shoes or stray combings can harden into lifelong sloppiness unless a woman remains vigilant.
Instructions for a walnut cake and a walnut cream glaze. Ingredients include sugar flour baking powder milk eggs butter and vanilla. Steps describe mixing beating heating heating milk with cornstarch and sugar then adding butter and nuts and assembling with frosting option.
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