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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1919
Page
8
An advertisement touts Knowlton's Dandeline as a quick dandruff remedy and hair growth aid. It claims ten minutes eliminates flakes and itching, with weeks of use yielding new, soft, lustrous hair and fuller scalp coverage. It urges purchase at drug stores and toilet counters.
A brief dialogue captures a coal and flour shortage as one person laments supply while another offers reassurance, showing small hardship and companionship in a domestic moment.
Ad copy promotes Othine double strength to remove freckles and improve complexion. Claims visible fading of freckles after applying nightly, with most customers needing one ounce. Recommends asking for double strength and ties to Cuticura products for skin care and cleanliness.
Fragmentary notes suggest a Family League figure nicknamed Knicker-Is Jones facing questions about alleged vote manipulation. Other lines imply his spouse and children may be involved in influencing ballots. The text remains unclear on locations, dates, or formal investigations.
A collage of recipe fragments and verse including Devonshire Pie base with ring mold, Devonshire cream preparation, strawberry garnish ideas, and a Strawberry Tea method. Also includes a quotation about friendship by O W Holmes, with mixed OCR text on berries, sugar, and cream methods.
A list of meatless dishes includes a pea roast made with pea pulp bread crumbs walnuts and milk baked forty minutes, a pecan nut loaf using mashed potatoes hot milk butter and white sauce, hot Finnan Haddie Canapes with mushrooms and cream and a Maryland fried chicken note with fat retention guidance.
Dr. John Q. Adams of Dayton Ohio former dentistry professor at Cincinnati College of Medicine and Surgery with forty two years practice recommends Pepgen as a tonic for stomach kidneys liver and nerves. He describes personal improvement after use and says it helped many patients. Pepgen available at first class drug stores. No matter how early a man finds out he made a fool of himself some woman knew it first.
Oldtime remedy for restoring gray hair to natural color now sold as Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound. Drugstore version claims even, natural darkening with no telltale signs, applied with sponge or brush strand by strand. One or two applications reportedly yield dark glossy hair.
An advertisement urges buyers to ask for California Syrup of Figs with full dosing for babies and children. It touts genuine product labeling and directions printed on the bottle while interjecting stray quotes about marriage plans and humorous exchanges.
An OCR sample notes kidney disease warning and claims, urging GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules for kidneys and health, with references to soothing oil, dosage guidance, and money back promise. Also includes unrelated quips and vaudeville quotes about time, aging, and a Wrights Indian Vegetable Pills advertisement.
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