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Newspaper
Coatesville Herald
Location
Coatesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1913
Page
8
A garbled OCR list shows numerous farm and property for sale notices across US locales. Entries mention Mith., Paw Paw Michigan Newdale Man, Monroe MO, Stark NJ, Garfield, Dent, Ark, Kansas, Wisconsin, and varied acreages with houses, barns, orchards, stock, and machinery.
Fragmentary note claims constipation leads to many diseases and asserts cure by Doctor Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. Other garbled terms suggest healing claims without clear evidence or sourcing.
A brief exchange reveals distrust as one speaker recalls a previously exposed penny and a confidant who did not seize it, suggesting unease over betrayal or honesty in a tense moment.
An Illinois woman details decades of tea use causing nervous headaches sleepless nights and numbness before quitting tea six months ago. She switched to Postum cereal beverage and reports no sick headaches and fewer spells, crediting improved sleep and daily strength.
A 19th century letter pile discusses private rights versus the public good and condemns the alleged Mqueer traffic as a major evil. A 77 year old farmer testifies to Dodd’s Kidney Pills curing bilious inflammation and kidney trouble, urging publication with his photo. The missives include drug ads and social quips about engagements and future promises.
An early critique argues saloons recruit and corrupt youth, funding a brewery network. It warns liquor fuels societal decay, ruinous wages, and misery, urging moral restraint and public health against temperance failures.
The article asks which state allows children to work in factories while invoking divine mediation. It questions the legality and morality of child labor and the role of religious or moral authority in justifying such labor practices.
A brief quip about the new plas performing smoothly is followed by a light remark that the next reaction or consequence stirred up stronger wind. The exchange captures a breezy, upbeat tone with a hint of subsequent effect.
Kerrigah traveled to South America and bought a Spanish parrot as a gift for his friend O'Brien. He sent the bird to O'Brien and upon returning home asked if the parrot arrived. O'Brien replied that he had never faced a tougher bird in his life and warned he had not bitten the teeth into it.
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