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Newspaper
Farmers Champion
Location
Elgin, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1916
Page
3
A garbled OCR fragment recounts a mix of captions and quotes about youth, aviation, fashion, and a railway prison claim. It mentions an aviator, a parlor, an airy setting, and a band, with a stray line about toads causing no harm. It reads as a collage of ephemera rather than a coherent news item.
A fragile, disjointed column mixes tales from a Pittsburgh Chronicle style. It recalls a shoemaker father who toiled to educate his daughters and bought a piano then faced their happy singing. It includes a boyish quip about cake and an angel cake remark, plus a Braunschweig baker famed for gingerbread owls and toys.
A dialogue hints at charm and social satire with lines about a ringing voice and a stated view that crime rarely lacks a warrant. The banter contrasts grace with legality, suggesting a period newspaper tone.
The article traces the idea of a great North and South Highway as a memorial to Andrew Jackson. It details early conception in 1910, formation of the Jackson Highway association in 1915 in Nashville, and plans for a continuous route from Chicago to New Orleans via Nashville, with state progress in Indiana Kentucky Tennessee Alabama and Mississippi.
A phase of the good roads movement calls for a dedicated pedestrian path to reduce the risk of being struck by automobiles while offering a chance to use the best exarch in the world.
New Jersey has voted 7,000,000 for road projects as states learn that highway spending aids surface water management. Poor drainage leaves surface water on poorly built country fonds. Firet Peed for Ohicks. Chicks should not receive food until tay n thirtyeiz hours ob.
A sensational era advertisement warns against calomel claiming it is mercury and makes readers bilious and sick. It pitches Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe, vegetable alternative with a money back guarantee, promising improved liver function, relief from headaches and dizziness, and renewed energy the next morning. The copy targets druggists and consumers, touting better health outcomes and urging avoidance of calomel.
A fragmentary ad recounts a chronic cough and tuberculosis symptoms, touting Lung-Vita 1 with claims of curing nasal hemorrhages and restoring health after many remedies. The notice urges readers to try Ling Vile and contact WW Steger Bidy in Nanhe Tons for thirty day treatment.
A distorted fragment suggests a family discussion about telling the truth after an obligation to attend a funeral. The incomplete text mentions a team suffering and a dearth of vital detail, implying a somber incident and aftermath.
Advertisement copy touts Cuticura Soap to bathe and Cuticura Ointment to stop itching clear pimples blackheads redness and roughness and heal scalp irritation and sore patches. Also promises free sample by mail with book and lists Boston address. Ends with unrelated quip and a Plantation Chill Tonic guarantee priced at five cents.
An unclear dialogue fragment shows a senator debating offering an ally an alive branch and testing an “olive heaven” proposal. The text suggests a tense exchange about strategies and outcomes without clear context or names.
The readable text fragment mentions a biusew phrase about lightning and a few partial names but lacks a coherent event or context to summarize into a complete news item.
An advertisement touts Kilmer Co Swamp Root as the best medicine for kidney ailments. It features a dubious certificate of purity and urges readers to trust its claim over rival preparations amid a chaotic, promotional tone.
Otto H L Kahn spoke about the horrors of war while visiting England. He described two men on Hoboken pier watching a raid on a cargo ship bound for Europe and said the sight was a stark argument against war.
Fragmentary text mentions Berve tonic price and a brief exchange about apples. A passerby asks where the apples came from, responding that a nice man gave them. No clear event or date available.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a BAL ride and a potential state agency event. Names and places are unreadable, but the notice appears to be a civic matter or public transport reference. No clear dates or entities are identifiable.
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