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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1919
Page
8
A humorous digest cites unusual death notices and misprints from a vital statistics bulletin. It lists "died suddenly" cases and odd phrases, then recalls a printer's typo that split "annual" from "egg" in an egg show notice, provoking reader calls.
The article states headaches are often caused by a disordered stomach or constipation. It recommends Chamberlain's Tablets as a remedy, noting easy, mild, and gentle relief with a few doses and claims of permanent relief for many users.
A brief humorous school composition argues men reflect what women marry. It quips that men drink smoke and swear while noting both sexes descend from monkeys though women evolved further.
A 19th century medical appeal notes a coated tongue, bad breath, and debility signal liver trouble. It cites Prof Hemmeter and endorses Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as a laxative remedy for constipation and indigestion, claimed effective for liver inactivity.
Meadowsville Kentucky resident Cynthia Higginbotham, age 65, reports poor digestion and lazy liver, notes constipation, weakness, and improved appetite after using Black Draught. Ad claims seventy years of use, promotes the product as a standard household remedy with nightly doses and 25 cent price per package.
An advertisement for Paris Commercial College in Paris Texas touts a six month business training term before June first. It claims no life sphere is as enhanced by business education and offers one dollar to readers who mail in the clipped ad with name and address to enroll. President J. M. Roach assures expert instructors and high grade work across departments.
A vintage advertisement proclaims profits from growing hogs from birth to market age and keeping them healthy with B A Thomas Hog Powder. It asserts the remedy prevents cholera removes worms and cures thumps and promises a refund if it fails. J W Davidson signs the claim.
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Stockton from Orange arranged removal of household effects to Orange. Stockton has done concrete work there with success. He says Mr. and Mrs. Dan Smith will move to Wichita Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Ed LaRoe will occupy Stockton's residence here.
Rheumatism causes great pain and suffering as the most common illness. The relief offered by Chamberlain's Liniment is highlighted as a remedy that can ease distress and restore rest and sleep for sufferers.
The ad promotes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic claiming it fortifies the system against colds grip and influenza by purifying and enriching the blood. It notes quinine and iron as key tonic properties in a stomach friendly formula with a strengthening invigorating effect and a 60 cent price.
The report notes wheat and oats heading with expectations of a good oat crop. Some wheat is poorer, but many fields look promising, reflecting overall optimism. Also mentioned is the public’s confidence in 666 chill and fever tonic from doctors and druggists.
A vintage advertisement warns against calomel urging readers to use Dodson's Liver Tone a vegetable tonic. It promises the product starts the liver without causing salivation or side effects and claims it leaves you feeling well the next day. It also notes suitability for children and contrasts with calomel’s hazards.
Advice urges immediate treatment after an ankle sprain with Chamberlain's Liniment following the bottle's printed directions to speed relief and recovery.
An advertising line promoting tire purchases at a location that offers free air inflation with every tire sale. The brief emphasizes value and convenience for motorists.
An advertisement touts 666 as a cure for malaria chills fever bilious fever colds and lagrippe. It says the product kills the parasite causing fever and serves as a laxative and general tonic.
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