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Newspaper
Westville Indicator
Location
Westville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1918
Page
8
Promotes GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules as a standard remedy for kidney and bladder trouble with claims of purifying blood, easing backache and rheumatism, and preventing disease recurrence. Urges immediate use, notes refunds, and availability in three sealed sizes from druggists.
A rocking chair on a circular base designed for railroad cars is described. Advice notes Garfield Tea as a remedy for liver and kidney disorders. A playful quip claims a man who throws his own horn is merely a self-entertainer.
The report estimates Scotland's waterfalls could yield about one million horsepower, signaling a major potential energy supply. Authorities assess feasibility and scale of development, with attention to technology and environmental impact.
An advertisement touts Boschee's German Syrup as quieting coughs soothing sore throats and lung inflammation. It claims to aid restful sleep ease morning expectoration and overall health with fifty two years in America and usefulness for lung trouble asthma and bronchitis.
Banker Henry P. Davison recalls painting a bathtub in youth and resisting friends who urged him to stay with banking only. He admits he followed his impulse and pursued art.
An examining physician for a major life insurer notes kidney disease is common and many declined applicants are unaware they have it. Drugstore reports praise Dr Kilmer Swamp Root, an herbal remedy, urged for trial with sample offer by sending ten cents to Kilmer Co. The ad ends with a proverb about animals and men.
A Seattle Post-Intelligencer reader recalls a light moment when a fat man’s hat was blown along streetcar tracks by the playful wind. Passersby laughed through tears, reminded that humor endures even in wartime days.
A playful exchange jokes about why poetry is called fugitive when no one is chasing it. The pun highlights humor around wordplay and literary terms in a light remark.
A Boston Transcript quip ponders who minds their own business while noting a proverb about halves. The item then shifts to a note that Venezuela mandates the Metric system in courts and public offices. It also remarks on color differences with pure alcohol appearing greenish and water blue.
Birds on farms bring cash value and greatly affect crop success or failure. Encouragement of their presence is a practical matter, not mere sentiment.
The text contrasts concern for affection with the cost of communication. It reflects on the drain of repeated letters and how bodily weariness mirrors mental fatigue, hinting at emotional strain and social critique.
In a playful quote two voices riff on wild geese and cars. One lines cry out joy at goose honks while the other scorns the driving goose as a nuisance, mixing humor about traffic and wildlife.
An advertisement touts Garfield Tea as essential for pure blood. It claims to dispel impurities cleanse the system and eradicate disease. The claim frames the product as a health tonic from the era’s patent medicine market.
A brief aphorism contrasts the futility of nursing a grouch with the value of cheerfulness, warning that worry enlarges the problem while optimism benefits the mood and surroundings.
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