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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1914
Page
10
The Dallas News urges a broader tree planting campaign as many trees survive only with proper post-plant care. Moist ground this year aids survival, but neglect after planting wastes effort and money, leaving the city poorer in shade trees than five years ago.
Macon Georgia mothers praise Vinol, a cod liver iron tonic, for strengthening sickly children. J L Fickling reports his child gained weight and slept better after trying Vinol. Druggists Dyer and Jones guarantee results with money back if unsatisfied.
An advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a guaranteed liver and kidney remedy. It cites Robert Madsen of West Burlington Iowa recovering from eight months of virulent liver trouble after four doctors gave him up. The copy urges keeping a bottle at home for liver and kidney complaints with a 50 cent to 1 dollar price.
Local want ad notes several quality milch cows available from seller Geo German.
Commentary surveys the third chapter of Revelation to Thyatira and the ambiguous "woman Jezebel" figure. It contrasts views that she represents a heathen priestess or the Nicolaitans, discusses guild temptations and social clubs, and notes mixed judgments on corresponding works and benevolence.
A column noting that calm, unhurried people in all lines of duty accomplish more. It argues duties follow a season and work methods prevent haste, with a nod to the saying from Ecclesiastes and J R Miller about doing one task at a time.
Client from New Orleans reports three boxes of Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment and three cakes of Derma Zema Soap cleared all spots. The ad claims soothing antiseptic action fights skin disorders and guarantees results with 50 cent boxes from Pfeiffer Chemical Co.
An old catalog-style ad touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic noting quinine and iron on the label. It claims boosts malaria and fever recovery, relieves weakness and debility, improves appetite, and strengthens with tonic properties. It targets nursing mothers and pale children and promises liver stimulation and guaranteed strength. It lists a 50 cent price.
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