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Newspaper
Wellington Leader
Location
Wellington, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1920
Page
3
The article outlines hog market classes including prime heavy, butcher, packing, light horns, mixed, sows, boars, roughs, and feeding pigs. It notes weight ranges, usage for meat or cured products, and variations by market demand, with minor comments on inferior or crippled hogs and crossbreed mentions.
An advertisement touts Why's Cream Balm as a fragrant antiseptic remedy for congested noses and head colds. It claims to open nostrils, soothe inflamed mucous membranes, and provide instant relief with a small application in the nasal passages.
The Panhandle honors Colonel Goodnight for his lifelong service to the region and nation. His efforts preserved buffalo herds, aided cattle development, and inspired honors from Texas and Washington. His wife’s support and his wool yarn projects, used for blankets and soldiers’ socks, underscore a legacy of practical patriotism.
The soothing Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is praised for its pleasant taste and quick relief from colds croup and whooping cough. It is free from opium and other harmful drugs and is favored by mothers of young children for its effective cures.
An Ohio c clubwoman condemns high schools for filling with snobs who wear silk stockings and other luxury attire. She says plain dress led to her daughter’s removal from school, warning aristocracy could erode democracy and moral tone unless authorities curb class distinctions. The piece questions whether silk stockings create snobbery and urges vigilance against growing inequalities.
Clarendon News argues against judging by clothes and appearance, stressing the American creed that all men and women are equal. It appeals to the old saying A man’s a man for a’ that to defend equal dignity and opportunity for all citizens.
Notice from Fisher Drug Co and partners states cash only sales starting Monday December 43rd to meet obligations to wholesale houses. It warns customers and doctors to bring medicines accordingly.
A fragmentary warning advises not to kill a supposedly rabid dog and stresses caution for those bitten, noting the dog’s condition and the likely risk. The text repeats the guidance and remains incomplete.
A fragment urges catching a biting dog to prevent hydrophobia and madness, recommending confinement or observation for a week and describing officers' overreactions and the social panic that follows. The excerpt reflects fear about rabies and public safety in a chaotic, voice-like railing tone.
Mrs Laura M Hoyt of Rockport New York endorses Chamberlains Tablets noting frequent use over three years for headache and bilious attacks and offering to speak in praise whenever needed.
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