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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1919
Page
10
A satirical exchange lists reasons men wed with wit and hyperbole. It argues marriage appeals as easier than courtship and powered by mob psychology, money, pets, family rules, and loneliness, ending with a quip about inherent foolishness.
A newspaper note claims summer complaint cases in children are far fewer with Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy used with castor oil and proper diet. Mr. W. G. Campbell of Butler Tennessee reports the remedy outperforms all others previously tried for this purpose.
In a breezy column the Dallas News notes old time talk of soap making and a daughter now speaking of speed. It wryly cites candidates and Germans, U boats, martyrs, and love, with Tillie Clinger dreaming of a red headed husband and a pillow match.
A short health note explains that temporary appetite loss is not serious and eating fewer meals can restore relish. It urges five hour gaps between meals and daily outdoor exercise. If constipation causes loss of appetite, Chamberlain's Tablets are recommended for quick relief.
James Stewart in Plocacosmos describes wigs shaping identity in London 1782. He notes the wig as a marker for lawyers the long bob for tradesmen country gentlemen hunting peruke and business merchants differing by tie and curl indicating social position.
A dialogue between Father and son debates the term older and the idea of longing for past eras. The exchange explores language change and nostalgia through simple questions about "old times."
Advertisement claims hot weather risks are worsened by indigestion and urges taking Foley Cathartic Tablet to feel better by morning. Stomach and bowels framed as blocked with undigested food. pills sold everywhere.
A historical advertisement extols Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy as a trusted cure. The copy asserts consistent user approval and urges readers to try the product when needed.
An Omaha World Herald report explains owls swallow whole meals including objects around them and later regurgitate indigestible material as hard pellets. The piece illustrates the owl’s gut processing, noting how interior digestion leaves only waste expelled as pellets.
D Bell writes of a person suffering kidney trouble for three years describing a decline in health. The brief excerpt notes the chronic illness and its impact on daily life as the subject nears the end of mobility.
Advert says in St James City Florida a user nearly past going found relief after two bottles of Foly Kidney Pills. Claims include relief from backache rheumatic pains stiff swollen joints and sore muscles with pills sold everywhere.
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