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Newspaper
Winthrop Sun And Visitor
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1911
Page
6
The ad offers free samples of Munyon's Paw Paw Pills and medical consultation from Professor Munyon at 53d and Jefferson Streets Philadelphia. It claims the pills gently enliven the liver and bowels without irritation, with a 45 pill bottle priced at 25 cents.
Mrs M J Conant of Lawrence Massachusetts reports relief from gas and indigestion after using the Stomach Rite remedy. She credits the treatment with easing pressure against her heart, noting it as the best remedy for her digestive troubles.
A three year struggle with gastric indigestion ends after using Stomach Rite in Portsmouth New Hampshire. Mrs W F Jordan of 260 Merrimac Street Manchester reports tablets gave relief where other treatments failed.
In a tense room, Helena von Ritz recounts a life of political exile, marriage by coercion, and daring espionage. She traces oppression across Europe, Paris intrigues, and secret plots, claiming a mission to prove democracy and the father’s ideal. The talk turns personal as she admits love, danger, and a vow to sacrifice for liberty.
A tense confrontation unfolds as a dominant figure declares independence and a plea for mercy clashes with insistence on control. The narrator notes a faint glow on her face after a dramatic exchange, then she departs to a private boudoir, followed by a knocking at the front door signaling an incoming arrival. The scene ends with a promise of continuation.
A woman encounters her maid on an avenue. The maid explains she accepted a ride in an automobile after being invited by a cousin’s friend who offered the machine and included her in the invitation.
Archaeologists report discovery of wine stored in Bremen's city hall cellars for about 250 years. The find highlights a once neglected stock of aged vessels preserved beneath municipal chambers.
A dentist recalls a morning encounter with a man who uses toothache to justify postponing his work. The patient insists others are needed while his tooth hurts and claims pain can be offset by additional discomforts. The dentist questions whether the man will really face consequences for delaying care.
At a dinner in his honor Senator Depew commented on his after-dinner speaking skills. An upstate farmer told him that while others faced illnesses and recovery, the one fear he would have is lockjaw if the senator ever lived.
A fragmentary dialogue ponders a dog sensing future disturbance. The exchange blends whimsy and cryptic terms as one character notes a forthcoming clash. The odd line about the dog's "rose" as a storm sceniter adds surreal flair to the exchange.
A Rome matron praises Postum as a remedy after coffee caused dizziness stomach upset and fatigue. She credits quitting coffee and switching to Postum with restored appetite and steady health. The letter, boost by Postum Co. of Battle Creek Michigan, cites absence of ailments and links to “The Road to Wellville.”
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