Pies MiEN Backaches and Medicine for Headache Relief
A garbled note discusses headaches and medicines, mentioning Wisconsin and birth context. It preserves the scattered references to health, locale, and remedies without adding new facts.
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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1925
Page
3
A garbled note discusses headaches and medicines, mentioning Wisconsin and birth context. It preserves the scattered references to health, locale, and remedies without adding new facts.
An advertisement warns shoppers to look for Bayer on aspirin packaging or tablets to ensure authenticity and avoid dangerous imitations. It promotes Bayer as trusted by physicians for 23 years and contrasts it with counterfeit products. The notice also mentions Cuticura products for hands and general toilet use as a separate advertising claim.
In a storm swept Lancaster returns to Joan at Avonmouth hospital amid morphine fueled danger. Myer’s control and the matron’s fear threaten Joan as Lancaster’s violent temper surfaces while plans to confront the secret of the funds unfold.
Fragmentary OCR text shows characters in a medieval or fantastical scene with hurried actions. Readable names and terms are scarce, but imply a narrative moment of pursuit and rail imagery within a field setting.
A clean-cut boy explains he found work by taking an errand job to get faster word of openings. When seven telegrams go out to applicants, he returns with a telegram from the same secretary. The manager admits others were promised similar chances, but the boy proves the value of being where the news arrives first. Boston Transcript.
A fragmented note describes white petal daisies with yellow centers and pumpkin like accents for dolls. It mentions grandmothers heads and a daisy placed second to rage, with unclear references to church and Gower Margaret.
A Progressive Grocer excerpt describes a scene where a tramp pleads not guilty to a woman at a back door, claiming he lost his leg and hoping for help. The woman responds that she does not have it. The fragment hints at a domestic or street encounter used for dramatic effect.
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