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Newspaper
Barstow Printer
Location
Barstow, California, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1913
Page
6
In a golf course scene Fooser searches for his third ball after two lost in tall grass. The caddie scolds him with a sharp reply about coming to watch and to play, revealing tempers flare on the links.
A quoted moral admonition urges bravery justice purity and truth in word and deed. It states that living for others and for what is right ensures proper outcomes, warning against self centered living as leads to nothing. The excerpt attributes the sentiment to Froude.
A compact reflection links Superscience to practical truth urging a reader to feel an oyster’s pulse and examine its tongue before consumption as a metaphor for cautious inquiry. The piece blends science and lived experience to challenge casual belief.
A fervent suitor drops to his kneees and proclaims love with dramatic gestures. The woman responds coolly, implying his behavior is inappropriate for company as she watches him on the rug under a chandelier.
Leadville Colorado chemical supplier lists specimen prices for gold silver lead zinc and copper with prices per unit and full price list on request. Includes mailing envelopes and references Carbonate National Bank and solicits control and empire work.
A simple home remedy suggests placing lavender oil in a saucer with hot water in the bedroom to repel flies and pests brought by warm weather. The method is presented as an effective scent-based deterrent for occupied rooms.
A simple method suggests cleaning dulled copper kettles and utensils by rubbing with a lemon half dipped in salt. The surface should be washed quickly with water to prevent acid damage.
Chesterton states a mature stance against Zola's immorality while criticizing what he sees as Zola's own morality. He emphasizes personal steadiness and rejects sensational ethical judgments.
Marine Eye Remedy offers treatment for red weak and watery eyes with granulated lids. Each package includes an illustrated book and the product is marketed by the Marine Eye Remedy Co in Chicago at 25 and 60 cents per bottle with an aseptic Marine Eye Salve available as tubes.
During Etna's September eruption Prof. G Platania used a Ferry radio pyrometer to measure flowing lava. If lava glowed red temperatures observed ranged from 795 to 940 degrees Celsius.
A sensational 1900s style plea promotes S. S. S. as a universal blood purifier. The ad claims the remedy cleanses arteries and tissues, purges impurities through skin pores, and improves health and appearance. It urges readers to obtain a $1 bottle and contact The Swift Specific Co. in Atlanta for stubborn cases.
The piece notes England drank tea from 1615 with Wickham's letter from Japan. By 1656 tea entered society circles, imported from Java at 30 to 50 dollars a pound. It contrasts commoners' limited tea intake and ends with an advertisement for My Red Cross Ball Blue detergent.
A witty line from the Autocrat of the Breakfast Table compares talking to a goose enjoying a swim. He notes his habit of speaking at length yet always saying something he later regrets.
Auburn New York resident Mrs William H Gill says long nervous pains and organic distress faded after four months on Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. St Cloud Minnesota mother Beert ha Quickstadt credits overwork and worry for illness and reports full recovery after using the remedy. It is promoted as a reliable treatment for female ills.
Ad highlights Red Cross Ball Blue as the blue in a large water bottle. The copy urges readers to request Ball Blue for a vivid blue coloring and crisp cleansing claim.
Dialogue fragment shows Miss Keen praising Sapleigh Lapleigh for brains and suggests marriage as a match. The exchange highlights witty banter about intelligence and suitability.
Get Allen S Olmsted Le Roy N Y for a free sample of Allen's Foot Base It cures sweating hot swollen aching feet and makes new or tight shoes easy A cure for corns ingrowing nails and bunions All druggists sell it 25c Don t accept any substitute advt
Dialogue excerpt shows a father questioning a son about a whipping with the son replying he did not know and planned to ask when grown. The fragment presents a terse parental interaction likely from a local column or feature.
A brief note highlights recommended teething remedies for infants citing mothers and the famous Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup. The guidance stresses cautious use and traditional home remedies for teething discomfort.
An early 20th century ad promotes Piles cure claims. It asserts hope for those with unsettled opinions and promises a refund if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure itching bleeding piles within six to fourteen days. The brief sale copy uses bold lines and a small price notation 5c.
Quote from a judge about excuses for failure contrasts with medical note on constipation. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as a thorough cure and the favorite family laxative.
The Countess of Bunk announces a trip to the United States but worries she may not endure the noise and bustle long. She kept the pace for thirty eight years until her father struck copper in Montana.
Advertisement touts laxative bromosquinine with a claimed one day cold cure and two day grip cure. Mentions signature of E W Grove and price 25 cents.
A Topeka Journal quips about a Philadelphia woman who pursued legal studies to dodge legal costs, noting that most people incur expenses while busy with other tasks.
A brief, humorous dialogue exchanges between Goodfellow and Binns. Goodfellow apologizes for his wife interrupting him mid sentence. Binns replies with a wry remark about his own situation.
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