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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1918
Page
3
Fragmented OCR text appears to jumble names and phrases about a bait leader, bad breath, sugar, and a man without a mirror. The readable parts suggest a distressed or garbled historical snippet with no clear event or attribution.
An old ad claims Katonton Onig cures acid stomach and heartburn, promising instant relief and renewed strength. It describes eliminating belching, pain, and discomfort, with vivid assurances of improved energy after taking the remedy.
In a New York office a salesman Tom chases a high paying operator job through deception to impress the president's daughter in law. A misfired bluff leads to personal ruin until the truth surfaces and romance blooms when the blinded suit reveals a heartfelt connection.
An elderly fighter recalls a brutal winter siege and scarce rations. He claims to have survived by biting flesh and that a dog bit his leg. Pat O’Brien confirms months of hardship and a leg wound kept him alive under harsh siege conditions.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a report on shock experts and a training study from Northampton Massachusetts. Names and terms are garbled but imply psychiatric social work and a Reston New York context, with unclear dates and outcomes.
David son, chairman of the war council, outlines a shift from fundraising to a rolling annual enrollment. The American Red Cross will stay with soldiers and families from war zones to home fronts, merging war efforts into a broad peace program and expanding home services, health education, and disaster relief while maintaining strong finances and a permanent nationwide structure.
A Louisville Courier Journal item notes that money speaks loudly, even to the powerful. The phrase “Money talks” is quoted as a blunt measure of influence and power in the era’s mood.
An advertisement promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a kidney liver and bladder remedy. It claims scientific vegetable ingredients, safety, and a sworn purity statement with each bottle. It invites readers to try a sample with ten cents and lists drug stores carrying two bottle sizes.
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