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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1917
Page
5
The clean clear liquid penetrates quickly and is more effective than plasters or ointments for pain relief. It targets rheumatism strains sprains and muscle soreness with prompt effect. Useful for gout lumbago toothache backache stiff neck and other external pains. Sold at druggists for 25c.
An old advertisement touts G66 41-17 as a quick cure for cold and lagrippe symptoms. It emphasizes relief through a few doses and presents the product as a trusted remedy in period medical marketing.
A dialogue features Briggins praised for command of language by one speaker but another counters that Briggins struggles to make language truthful. Mr Growcher notes Briggins threads techniques but fails to convey truth.
A brief exchange contrasts a man who should tend his own affairs with another who seeks to instruct others on how to handle theirs. The dialogue hints at conflicting notions of privacy and meddling in daily matters.
In the Town Topics column Milly resists a man who threatens to kiss her while Billy notes the danger of empty promises. The exchange highlights social tensions and playful banter about male bravado.
The Treasury reports a conscience fund rise of over 54000 in the last fiscal year, the largest single-year total. Cases include a 26 cent apple theft repayment, an 83 year overdue subscription, a Kansas City streetcar stamps payment, and a 25 year hotel bill. The piece notes broader claims of moral revivals and calls out limited impact on Congress and war carnage.
Local ad advertises dry stove wood by T. H. Sears. Wood is noted as dry and in the right length with prompt delivery.
Concrete floors and foundations deter rats and protect poultry from grain loss and predation. Use a trench below frost line, Portland cement sand and gravel mix, three inches thick, finished smooth, with gradual curing to avoid cracking. Keep surface moist for a week after laying.
Baby beef from cattle between Ws and 20 months old weighs 800 to 1100 pounds and yields the most economical carcass for market. Producers who raise and fatten their own stock can secure profits, with gains of 3 to 4 cents per pound and the option to hold for favorable markets.
Prof H C Ramsower of Ohio State urges careful oiling of farm machinery. Ensure oil holes pumps and bearings are clean before filling. Use clean wicks and a 1 1 mixture of machine oil and kerosene in tractor bearings during initial hours.
Cultivate the bed and keep grass from crowding it out. Apply liberal amounts of well rotted manure. Some authorities claim salt is a good fertilizer this season, but its use is not advised if any other fertilizer is available.
The article stresses that small fruit bruises and skin breaks allow fungal entry and demand utmost care in handling and operations to prevent bruising and damage, a concern growers underestimate.
An old time drug advert claims headaches and bilious complexion indicate liver troubles. Po-Do-Lax is advertised as a may apple derived remedy that stimulates bile flow and eases a torpid liver while mildly cleansing the intestines. It promises faster liver recovery and urges purchase at the druggist for 50 cents.
The item cautions that spring colds come with temperature swings and urges use of Day King’s New Discovery to relieve stuffed nose sore throat and other symptoms. It advises continuing treatment until the cold fully clears.
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