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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1918
Page
6
An advertisement extols Knowlton's Danderine as a quick and cheap remedy for dandruff itchy scalp and hair loss. It claims dramatic results within ten minutes and notable new hair growth after about two weeks, emphasizing soft glossy hair and abundance.
A party mishap leads to a comic moment as a man mishears a remark and nearly mistakes a woman for his wife. The exchange ends with a lighthearted apology and a friendly reconciliation.
The Germans in this country’s botern ment camps claim cruelty, saying authorities take all the kick out of the beer provided. The exchange notes a preference for the present fog over a misty past.
The piece argues that women suffer physical and mental strain from war work and domestic roles. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a temperance tonic and nervine, claiming it restores vigor, regularity, sleep, and appetite. It advertises a 10 cent trial package and free medical advice from Buffalo, New York.
Blink Corrigan helps Skeeter after a street accident at the Regent theater fire. He coordinates with detectives and the city editor, gets the confession from the manager, and lands a sensational front page scoop earning a fifty dollar partial payment for the Record.
A Galveston woman shares five years of Peruna use for cold catarrh indigestion and other ailments. The letter extols Peruna as a dependable safety measure for catarrhal diseases and urges trying Peruna first to avoid disappointment.
A man recalls a newsboy in Philadelphia who, after selling all papers, continued shouting the news of Germany's surrender near Independence Hall. He said he was “doing what the Liberty Bell would do if it could,” portraying a small patrotic moment.
An ad for Dr. J H Rindlaub of Fargo promotes eye ear nose and throat care and Castoria with mothers urged to examine bottles. A fragmentary social chat references divorce and a sarcastic exchange about ammonia and quinine capsules, reflecting bustling newspaper chatter.
An advertisement extols Eatonic as a quick relief for acid stomach and related ailments. It claims instant relief from belching, heartburn, gas, and indigestion, promising stronger energy and better health, with a money back guarantee from the druggist.
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