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Newspaper
Cokeville Register
Location
Cokeville, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1918
Page
5
Lift off corns with Freezone by applying a touch then lifting the corn out with fingers. A tiny bottle costs a few cents at any drug store and removes various corns and calluses without soreness. Freezone touted as a Cincinnati invention. Also notes a new paper shredder that converts waste into packing material.
A fragmented testimonial claims a patient avoided surgery by using B. Finkhooy’s Vegetable Compound and other remedies. The note praises the product, cites personal cure claims, and mentions location Belt MT and Colvertan.
An article describes a homemade small-scale food drier using a heated air current to dry vegetables and fruits. It explains construction from galvanized sheets and wood, eight trays, and a radiator to spread heat, with adjustable tray positions for uniform drying and free bulletins from the U S department of agriculture.
A guide to organizing a home cleaning closet with hooks shelves and a light apparatus list. It covers placing the closet well using back stairs or porches and naming inexpensive tools like mop wringers wall mops dusters brushes and a carpet sweeper along with safety tips for kerosene treated cloths.
In Town Topics a dining scene unfolds as two privates debate language and camouflage in French. The playful exchange highlights a moment of quiet humor amid routine chatter.
An old style newspaper ad touts EATONIO tablets to prevent stomach and bowel troubles in hot weather. It claims quick, light relief after meals and promises a candy like taste. If unsatisfied, readers are told to return the product and request a refund, with Batonic Remedy in Chicago as a mail option.
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