Women's Best Interests and Safe Help for Ailments
An article urges women to seek safe and proper medical aid to spare themselves needless suffering. It emphasizes attentive care and trusted remedies as essential for well being.
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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1913
Page
4
An article urges women to seek safe and proper medical aid to spare themselves needless suffering. It emphasizes attentive care and trusted remedies as essential for well being.
An old advertisement promotes Beecham's Pills as a remedy for headaches pains lassitude and unrest. It touts tonic action to relieve distress and invigorate the user after a few doses claiming noticeable improvement.
Local column records visitors and family gatherings in Easton and nearby towns. Notes include Mrs. Bray departing Philadelphia relatives, Alpaugh family from Easton, and numerous Sunday visits to and from area homes, with mentions of hospital transfers, church events, and funeral attendance.
A garbled passage mentions stomach issues dyspepsia and indigestion with references to remedies and a shop name Tenking and Menker's. It hints at improvised solutions and concern over a doctor or caretaker. The fragment suggests a local health anecdote or advertisement in a historic issue.
Fragmentary report from New Camden details a funeral and a bridge construction project near the Hunterdon river in Warren County. Workers advance cement abutments as a steam shovel operates at the site, with a bridge slated to finish soon and connect to a road line.
Fragmented notes recount a funeral and church events in the community. Mentions include Beavor Stack teaching last week, Mra. Paddock of Markslore, Samug Head, and a Christian church service planned for next Sunday. Also references a will, farm dwellers, and rural family ties amid scattered names like Leonmach Vanttorn and Emma Sethe.
A baroque fragment touts Meeker's salve as unbeatable for cold winds and dry skin. It claims relief for chapped hands and sore lips and notes effectiveness against cold sores burns boils and cuts.
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