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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1919
Page
6
For years druggists have noted the popular Swamp-Root kidney liver and bladder medicine. The ad claims Swamp-Root strengthens kidneys and aids natural work, offers a sample for ten cents, and urges readers to purchase through their local druggist.
Evidence presented to the English gas traction committee shows about 4500 commercial motor vehicles converted to coal gas. A seller’s soda fountain helps him produce many aswal lows.
A public notice warns of high infant mortality in civilized countries and argues Castoria can prevent deaths. It condemns narcotic preparations for children, noting many contain opium or morphine and can cause poisoning, slowing circulation and sickness. It asserts Cam Ank with no narcotics is safe and bears Chas. H. Fletcher's signature.
A fragmented OCR snippet contemplates success and life like a ragtime tune, noting merit comes from effort over means and that life is a song often distorted. It mentions Rochefcu and a distorted line about life being a ragtime prrady.
An advertisement urges readers to purchase Cuticura Talcum as part of the trio with Soap and Ointment. It highlights its exquisite scent for face skin and dusting, priced at 25 cents everywhere. A Boston Transcript quip about love and training rounds out the filler.
A dialogue about golf practice and improvement. One speaker claims thirteen years of play and predicts decent scores only after fifteen to twenty more years if improvement continues at the current pace.
An old newspaper ad claims Gold Medal Haarlem Oil capsules cleanse kidneys and digestive organs to defer aging. It asserts 200 years of use, outlines dosage, and promises renewed vigor with money back if it does not help.
A paraphrased Emerson maxim urges closing each day after giving your best and leaving behind past errors. It encourages starting tomorrow with a high spirit and a fresh, uncluttered mind.
Guidance on balancing meals through digestion friendly combinations. Emphasizes avoiding heavy soups and ice cream, using crackers with cheese, bread and milk, and diluting concentrated foods. Includes several dated salad recipes like Cheese Jelly Salad and Benares Salad with mayonnaise dressing and moldable gelatin based plates.
A garbled excerpt discusses migration and labor in vague terms with scattered references. The piece hints at social strain and uncertain outcomes but lacks clear events or identifiable figures.
The ad claims Freezone easily removes any corn or callus with a few drops. It promises instant pain relief and painless removal of the root, sold for a small price at drug stores.
Conversation reveals two couples, Mrs Hartt and Mrs Wartt discuss unhappy marriages and devotion. George declares dependence on his partner, while Mrs Wartt notes their wedding occurred dust om week after tomorrow.
A hunter on the Lake Balkash shore in Siberia uncovers a new mineral named balkashite. It resembles dark brown hard rubber, ignites with a slime and leaves about 2 percent ash, and forms a mass in water.
A muzzle loader shotgun 50 inches long with a 43 inch barrel, used in the battles of Bunker Hill 1775 and New Orleans 1815, presented to the State Historical Society of Columbia by P. J. Halney of Barumur, Missouri. The weapon shows wear but can still fire, and bears a stock patch box for grease. Backyard pigs: Georgia town with 35,000 pounds of pork from yards raised in 1918, boosted by pig husbandry research and USDA collaboration.
Aspan exports bean oil mainly to Australia, England and the United States. Exports have increased greatly in the last five years. 1914 value was 724,284 dollars and in 1915 it reached 1,480,483 dollars.
The Loulayilla Courier Journal notes a line about a blue eyed woman with cold hair and a perfect figure, prompting curiosity whether she is worth sealing.
Fragmentary dialogue depicts a child asking about future income and a parent replying the father will do his best, reflecting a moment of financial concern and parental reassurance in a domestic scene.
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