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Newspaper
Anita Tribune
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1900
Page
6
A garbled complaint piece shows a politician’s denial and a mix of unrelated trade bait lines. It references Allen's Foot Powder and a legal notice tone, with names like LeRoy New York and Minneapolis, amid scattered product ads and misquoted dialogue. The fragment resembles a chaotic newspaper filler with garbled quotes and vendor pitches.
An old advertisement extols a liver health product in misspelled, garbled prose. It promotes better digestion, skin clarity, and beauty, claiming to purify blood and relieve constipation. The copy lists supposed ingredients and pricing amid chaotic typography and branding.
A garbled excerpt presents a wartime debate on trench warfare and concealment from officers, plus a comic exchange about buying sugar. The dialogue mentions ambulances, Red Cross, and the impracticality of locating troops, ending with a quip about a second pound of sugar remaining sweet.
A garbled OCR page fragment mixes slang, local color and ads. It includes references to binder twine prices, mail-in price quotes from a Chicago department, and weather notes about Malaga with cloudless days. snippets mention a governor Wells and a San Francisco reporter, plus a center battle and pheasant export controls.
A letter from Senator W. V. Sullivan of Missiesppl to Dr Hartman of Oxford praises a catarrh remedy. He reports relief in a long suffering case and recommends the Pneuma Medicine Co of Columbus Ohio for a booklet on catarrh.
A fragmented account recalls sieges such as Gibraltar under Gen Hiller and Pleyno during the Russo Turkish War. It notes protracted bombardment, civic proclamations by governors, and daring surrenders after extreme hardship, with claims of months of siege and survival against overwhelming odds.
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