California Syrup of Figs Ad Speaks To Parents
A vintage ad extols California Syrup of Figs as the best laxative for feverish, bilious, constipated children and babies. It warns against imitations and stresses a fruity taste, forty years of physician trust, and the need to insist on the genuine California product.
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California
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days Prnnals to refapd money
The ad promises relief from itching and bleeding piles with PAZO OINTMENT. It claims rapid relief within six to fourteen days and urges trying it to avoid monetary loss if it fails. Price not stated.
Million Free Flower Seed Packets Offer From Hastings
Hastings seed firm promotes a 1921 seed catalog offering over a million free flower seed packets with no purchase obligation. The text highlights home beautification and easy growth, inviting readers to request the illustrated 116 page catalog from H G Hastings Co. Seedsmen of Atlanta Georgia.
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Hastings
G. Hastings CO. Seedsmen
Atlanta
Meanman Contest Entry Impedes Office Teaser
Fragments of a garbled notice reference a Meanman Contest entry and a payment dispute. It mentions an award near an office and a question about a nickel refund, with unclear names and times.
Fragmented quote hints at contradictory statements
Readable fragments show a dialogue with garbled phrases including doubt over truth and misheard names. The text suggests confusion about what was said and by whom, with scattered interjections and laughter. Few clear facts or entities remain.
Good Old Days Echoed In Humorous Memory
In a nostalgic reminiscence, the writer recalls simple joys of youth, noting higher costs to be happy now. He contrasts courting by horse and buggy with modern high speed transport, recounts humorous mishaps with a mare, and jokes about the era’s frugal pleasures and courting rituals.
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Dead Newspapers and Labor Costs Dim Historic Dailies
In Indiana communities newspapers vanish as labor and material costs rise. The Repair-Howu daily and the Democratic daily, both long established, shut down amid waning patronage and stubborn indifference. Local readers neglect their duties to sustain print in tough times.
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N ‘Papi
Indiana
Not Visible to the Eye
A child named Elizabeth, four, is scolded for craving chocolate caramels amid a domestic scene. The mother rebukes and a boy promises to hide his appetite, while a child questions if clothes will be worn. The passage reflects a family moment with non-specific details and disjointed dialogue.
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Elizabeth
HOBO Kidney and Bladder Remedy Advertised
An advertisement touts HOBO Kidney and Bladder Remedy as safe alcohol free treatment for kidney and bladder discomfort. It claims quick relief for sufferers and notes price 1.20 per bottle from Hobo Med. Mfg. Co. Shreveport Louisiana.
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Hobo Med. Mfg. Co
Shreveport
Governor Evades Calls in Westerly State Incident
A persistent stream of callers sought the governor but were redirected as the governor remained inaccessible. A doorman described similar patterns encountered the next day as a caller claimed the governor would be unavailable for plans.
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