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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1916
Page
5
An old advertisement touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe alternative to calomel for liver and bowel cleansing. It warns calomel as dangerous mercury that can cause sickness, bone damage, and salivation, claiming the product is all vegetal, non salivating, and backed by a money back guarantee.
An old advertisement touts Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey as a cold remedy suitable for all ages. It asserts quick cough relief and throat soothing effects and notes the formula is on every bottle so customers know what they are taking.
Recruitment appeal from Tyler Commercial College Tyler Texas urging youth to pursue practical business training. It promises job placement through bookkeeping shorthand stenography and other courses, highlights success stories and offers low tuition with credit plans.
A collection of clipped conversational lines revealing social pretenses and personal quirks. Snippet dialogue touches on silk stockings fatigue, maternal praise, party-wife gossip, sermon praise, shoe sizes, family care, handmade dress quality, daily cold plunge, war and charity funds, insomnia, and a playful remark on age.
Prof D B Smith, Bells public school superintendent, announces candidacy for county school superintendent. With thirty years in Grayson and Fannin rural schools, he appeals to Democratic voters to assess his qualifications for the July primary and promises full-time effort to improve county schools.
A heavy frost visited the area Saturday night. The fruit crop escaped significant damage while all tender vegetation perished. Many fields require replanting, with early gardens and upland corn likely to sprout after warm sunshine.
Mrs Lizzigz BaLowin of Canton Mississippi says Vinci after La Grippe cured her cough and rebuilt her strength. The cod liver and iron tonic from Dyer and Jones Drugists aids digestion enriches the blood and fights chronic coughs colds and bronchitis with a money back guarantee.
Our fountain service will please you with a habit forming invitation to drink at Long's Cafe as a simple promotional note.
Canon Horsley notes that all snails are edible and nutritious, comparing common garden snails to calf's-foot jelly. He explains large white Helix pomatia is prized in the south of England and that France Italy and Spain use many species as food. Snails can be farmed easily, require lime for shells, and feed themselves on plant leaves. In New York and French restaurants snails appear as escargots farcis.
Mrs Lizzie Errinson of 1220 Gould Avenue Fort Worth Texas endorses Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription for female troubles and nervousness. She says she was nervy and losing weight but began to gain after using the remedy. A medical adviser pamphlet was offered for 31 cents.
A Catron Kentucky letter from Mrs. Bettie Bullock describes years of illness and back-to-back treatments before her husband gave Carduus the woman's tonic. She reports improvement, now walking two miles and doing all her work. The Chattanooga Medicine Co. advertises Cardui with a 64 page home treatment book.
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