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Newspaper
Yerington Times
Location
Yerington, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1918
Page
7
A Texas woman writes of five years using Peruna, praising it for catarrh and related ailments, urging households to rely on the remedy. The ad-like letter stresses not neglectting catarrh as a health threat and notes Peruna’s long history and availability in tablet or liquid form.
An old advertising fragment touts Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a pure non stimulant kidney liver and bladder remedy. It claims scientific herbal formula standard strength in every bottle and urges readers to mail ten cents for a sample while noting availability in drug stores.
Painful digestion and bloating warned of in old advertise ment prose. Eatonic promises instant relief by absorbing excess stomach acid, stopping belching and heartburn, and restoring strength. Buy a box from your druggist. money back guarantee if it fails.
A feature on phonograph records and motion pictures that bring sailor life to landlubbers. It explains how radio and cinema now show daily sea work from training ships to merchant marines, letting families see sailors in action and feel connected to the sea at home.
The United States Department of Agriculture outlined winter film plans to boost food production and conservation. About 1,000 feet of negative weekly will be released, covering topics from hog cholera control to drying fruits, logging, and cottage cheese production, timed for national campaigns.
Des Moines reporter J B Burns saw a crowd around an ambulance at a railway station. He witnessed wounded US soldiers being loaded for Fort Des Moines. One ambulance held a son named Jimmie, a Yank who had lost a leg in France, greeting his father with joy before he left to tell the others.
A lawyer questions a Norid-faced woman about signing a deed, insisting there was no compulsion from her husband. Mia reacts, defending Frederick and defending her own free will in a tense courtroom like exchange.
An old advertisement warns readers of overwork causing kidney and stomach issues and touts Haarlem Haarlem Gold Day remedy as a fast relief. It urges taking the capsules today and promises refunds if not helped, inviting readers to look for the medal seal on the box.
Mrs Gaddy asserts she influenced her husband as a joke. The remark, quoted as You made a fool of him, appears in a candid exchange reflecting domestic rhetoric.
Fragmentary vintage ad text touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine for $100 per case claiming cure for catarrh and mucous membranes, mentions generic references to ailments and years of sale, with unclear product details and spelling.
A stray line from a World War I era item shows a private asked about a wound stripe. The dialogue reveals distress over not marching to a target, reflecting wartime morale and discipline dynamics.
This aged advertisement promotes Fletcher's Castoria as a remedy for infants and children and warns that parting with a quinine capsule is bitter as one swallows it. The message emphasizes Beare the Signature and Beare the Signature of In Use for Over Children and underscores the brand’s long standing use.
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