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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1919
Page
3
A quirky scene shows a superior young boy remarking on his father’s miniature engine work and a cryptic exchange about fortunate tastes. The text then shifts to promotional oddities about Cel's Carbelisalve and other scrambled product mentions.
A snippet from the Boston Evening Transcript notes a hygienic reason for water scarcity in a school. The teacher reads about water everywhere but not a drop to drink due to missing individual drinking cups, explained by Bobby in the dialogue.
An old advertisement fragment urges careful examination of Castoria for infants and children, noting 80 years of use and urging to ask for Fletcher's Castoria. A brief dialogue from the Boston Globe shows wives discussing husbands’ judgments.
An advertisement promotes Cuticura products for itching and rubbing spots on the scalp. It suggests using Cuticura Ointment with warm water and Cuticura Soap daily for clear, soft skin. The message ends with a proverb about miserliness.
Weekly Health Talks praises Dr. Pierce of Buffalo New York for treating diseases openly by revealing remedy ingredients. It highlights Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets made from Mayapple aloe and other roots sold at low prices for better health and citizenship.
The first formal sitting of the peace congress opens with President Wilson aided by British delegates. A gag rule is modified toward publicity, plans call for one open and five secret sessions weekly. Poincare delivers opening address as crowds cheer in Paris.
Government meat inspection promotes the blue inspection brand ensuring wholesomeness in interstate trade. Housewife guidance covers safe pork cooking, canned meats, and labels. Separate feature highlights thrift through clothing remaking by home demonstration agents and volunteers in Lincoln Neb.
Quick dough and batter table with general proportions for squid flour and baking powder. The note explains you can vary with nuts fruits and different flours, but keep proportions level and consistent. It suggests pasting into a recipe notebook to save time and avoid looking up recipes.
Paris report says armistice terms include surrender of ready submarines and destruction of subs under construction found in German ports. The clause assigning German merchant fleet to the Allies was also signed.
Investigations established the falsity of charges against Charles Humbert former editor of Le Journal linked to Bolo Pasha trials. He faced accusations of relaying two national defense documents to Germany.
In the Messina straits the steamer Chaoula struck a mine while sailing from Piraeus to Constantinople and sank in four minutes. Of 690 aboard, 460 perished. 230 survived, many injured, taken to Messina hospitals. Two Americans were aboard but not identified.
A man's self-esteem suffers when a curious child probes his knowledge. The idea is that failure is undermined by success, suggesting pride can be fragile even after achievement.
A home formula uses Bay Rum Barbo Compound and glycerine added to water to darken gray hair gradually. Available in Barbo Compound boxes or mixed at home, it darkens streaks, leaves hair soft and glossy, and does not color the scalp or rub off.
A lighthearted cartoon caption from the Buffalo Express notes a parent child moment. Pell asks what the baby did, Mell jokes the child woke up, implying mischief or a cheerful morning. The exchange captures domestic humor characteristic of the era.
An old remedy advertisement touts Haarlem Oil as a centuries proven cure for back pain fatigue indigestion insomnia frequent urination and bladder stones. It promotes Gold Medal Haarlem Oil capsules imported from Holland and sold at drug stores with bold claims of safety and money back guarantees.
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