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Newspaper
Baraboo Weekly News
Location
Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1918
Page
7
Advertises Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea to cleanse stomach and bowels for sweeter breath and better disposition. Claims improve friendships. price 35 cents for tea or tablets by J. B. Donovan.
A department manager offers a bizarre job idea guiding a young girl to accompany a boy named Willie to a dentist. The scenario involves soothing worried parents, handling Willie’s tantrums, and the dentist’s attempts to treat him, revealing a comically ruthless scheme that would pay well for minding other children at dental visits.
An asylum inmate proves a woodcutting trick. He turns a saw with teeth up and works the back. When challenged, he asks if the attendant has tried that method, then admits it is easier. The tale ends with the inmate’s quiet wisdom.
A California music company cannot meet a 1,600 ukulele order from a Honolulu manufacturer. The instrument, Hawaii’s national music, is gaining US popularity and leaving lenders unwilling to assist a debtor described as “in a bad way.”
Herr Fehrenbach, a Roman Catholic, has been elected president of the German Reichstag, according to dispatches received at The Hague.
Moscow correspondent for Exchange Telegraph reports Soviet circles note a serious movement among Austrian forces concentrated on the Italian front. The memo highlights unrest and possible shifts in Austrian military posture near Italy.
An advertisement urges weekly use of Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea to banish facial blemishes. It claims the tea cleanses the blood as the only sure method, suggesting 25 cents for purchase and attributing the pitch to J. B. Donovan.
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