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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1912
Page
3
An OCR fragment lists various remedies and items with prices such as 35c for a product, 69c, 72c, and 43c for others. Mentions items like Sulpho Napthol and Tona Vita along with brands Willi Pink Pills and Wyeth's Sage.
A reader describes how to compensate for imperfect exposure and focusing with proper developing and paper selection. The note lists developing for 10c per exposure 23x34, printing on relox for 4c, and mounting for 1c more per item.
Fragmented text references drug standards and packaging terms. The readable phrases mention pure fresh lice and painstakingly put tiles and packages in an unclear context. No identifiable persons organizations or places are present.
Guarantee covers all rubber products regardless of price. It promises absolutely perfect condition and eliminates leaks and annoyance. Buyers seek dependable rubber goods and full value for buyers.
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