Calomel Destroys Sluggish Liver in Harsh Reactions
Calomel acts like dynamite on a sluggish liver causing strong reactions. The medicine salivates mercury as it contacts sour bile and provokes cramps and nausea in readers.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1917
Page
4
Calomel acts like dynamite on a sluggish liver causing strong reactions. The medicine salivates mercury as it contacts sour bile and provokes cramps and nausea in readers.
The piece honors Robert T. Barton a longtime lawyer and Confederates veteran at the bar. It notes his partnership with EB Holmes Boyd shaping a strong legal team his rapid disciplined mind public service and literary work. It recalls his emotional appeal at a Reuss birthday banquet and his personal devotion to family.
A humorous verse laments constant holiday eating from Thanksgiving to Christmas and New Year. The speaker vows to diet, endure nausea and fatigue, and follow the doctor’s pills, hoping to curb festive feasts and keep the body hollow.
Mildred Louise of Boston testifies that Tenoline, a vegetable preparation, restored digestion and reduced nervousness after months of stomach trouble and headaches. She credits rapid facial improvement and urges others to try the supplement. Notice warns it can increase weight by ten pounds and should not be used by those not seeking weight gain. Box free.
Promotional notice from a Boston company offering a free Tonoline coupon to customers. It mentions postage and address details for redemption and hints at a celebratory flesh builder product.
Grace, president of Bethlehem Steel, testifies before the Terra pin Club of Philadelphia that the firm’s naval bids reflect cost plus a small margin. He argues the government should abandon a Federal armor plant plan and proposes building two battle cruisers in government yards at cost, with Bethlehem building the other two at the same cost. He notes past shell contracts ran over cost and yielded no profit, urging fair, nonprofit naval production.
A typed column lists farm sales with dates from January 29 to March 8 in and around Witchester Virginia. Entries name sellers, locations, and items including horses cattle stock implements household goods and more, with towns such as White Hall Wadesville Stephens City and Kernstown referenced.
The dialogue portrays Diogenes to Alexander debating hosting a room in the Acropolis and maintaining cynic reputation. He guides the hero to a quiet, uncrowded place and invites him to Bohemia over the red ink of Chios.
The article argues that using a long-handled brush with cleansing soap makes washing pots easier and less unpleasant. It claims long handles keep hands out of grease and that every body organ influences the brain. It urges systematic health care to prevent temporary brain and nervous system poisoning.
Sulphur is one of the oldest known elements. Ancient Assyrian chemists called it brim stone or burning stone due to its inflammability. The term now popularly applies to raw sulphur.
Scientists investigate variations in watch time keeping challenging the idea that animal magnetism and bodily temperature drive accuracy. They examine rhythms of movement and the angle of vibrations as real causes. The findings aim to explain why watches lose time and how to improve regulation.
A fragmentary note recalls a man and his uncle, hinting at family tensions and a strained conversation. The text suggests memories resurfacing as a speaker reflects on past events and relationships. Names and precise details are unclear from the OCR.
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