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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1926
Page
7
Dr. Arthur J. Cramp of the American Medical Association condenns fad weight cures as dangerous scams. He warns that popular sliming methods promise no dieting or exercise and urges medical supervision for any drug use in weight reduction.
A collage of witty barbs from various papers on politics marriage and humor. Jabs target governors candidates divorce lore judge remarks and public mood about weather and industry costs.
Mrs Hallie Moore of Dallas endorses Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a reliable tonic for women after ill health from the flu. She urges women to get well and strong by purchasing the preparation from druggists or sending 10 cents to Dr. Pierce in Buffalo, N Y for a trial package of the tablets.
The piece notes women entering the diplomatic service amid a peace conference in the Hall of Mirrors. It also includes various brief local anecdotes about individuals and everyday life, from Tire maker’s son at home to a storekeeper recalling past gender norms and a citizen’s rights remark.
In Thunderation near the Calf Ribs neighborhood residents discuss potential new construction as months pass. Tobe Moseley doubts if planting a crop will pay off after absorbing yearly predictions. Cricket Hicks praises an old maid aunt’s knitted yarn.
A Detroit News excerpt notes a figure warns Xmas decorations scratch his ankles and trigger sneezes in the parlor. The text pivots to a political jab about the Jefferson descendants facing a choice between burying the hatchet of a few Democrats.
Doctors tout Calotabs as a purified calomel tablet that relieves colds flu sore throat and tonsillitis. One or two tablets at bedtime with water cleanse by morning with no salts nausea or loss of appetite. Family package with directions priced 35 cents at any drug store.
A Dallas News snippet suggests ongoing persuasion that Calvin accepts the White House spokesman role as his successor. The brief note hints at political transition discussions without detailing names or dates.
An old advertisement touts PAZO OINTMENT as a remedy for piles including itching burning and bleeding. It claims relief within six to fourteen days and notes that symptoms may improve after the first application. The ad mentions price but not a full amount.
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