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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1920
Page
5
An OCR advertisement touts Green's August Flower as a gentle laxative and stomach regulator. It asserts digestive relief for indigestion constipation nervous dyspepsia and related symptoms and claims universal domestic use for over a century with sales by all dealers.
Fragmentary OCR appears to reference a health product notice mentioning Lydia E. Pinkham's Corn and female troubles. Text is garbled with numerous misspellings and stray phrases, but suggests an old toning patent medicine style without coherent event.
The text surveys the Annals as Gaelic chronicles tracing Ireland’s dawn to early medieval times. It notes uncertainty in myth versus fact, discusses St Patrick and St Columba, and mentions St Kieran as founder of religious houses with revered sanctity shaping folklore.
Fragmentary note discusses early beliefs about snakes and Ireland. Mentions popular opinion and fear of serpents as a political or symbolic issue, but text is incomplete and lacks clear event or source details.
The article discusses legends linking St Patrick to banishing snakes from Ireland, cites ancient writers and poets noting Ireland’s venomous-free status, and contrasts Donat and Bede's mentions with Patrick’s role. It references Saint Bridget and early Irish faith, examining historical claims with a critical tone.
Fragmentary text discusses Saint Patrick and exemption claims based on merit, noting a Furness monk Jocelin as a late 12th century writer who popularized the tale. It contrasts monks’ contemplation and prayer with travels along a rugged coastline. remains unclear due to OCR damage.
Prominent Skate Kentucky physician Dr J H Wagner backs PERU-NA for catarrh stomach and other ailments. He says it helps old and young, reports personal success, and urges trial for coughs colds and catarrhal issues with quick improvement. Available in tablet or liquid forms.
An old advertisement features Ely's Cream Balm promising instant relief for catarrh and stuffed noses. It claims air passages clear, breathing easier, and removal of headaches with a small dab in the nostrils. Also promotes Cuticura Talcum as a versatile antiseptic powder for skin and fragrance use.
A vintage hair dye method uses Barbo Compactd with glycerine to darken gray streaks. Apply twice weekly until the desired shade, obtainable from druggists or homemade at low cost. It promises even color without scalp staining, greasiness, or transfer, though the ad ends with a quip about economy.
Purported health notice extols S S S as a vegetable blood purifier for general weakness and sluggish circulation. Claims can improve appetite and vitality, urging prompt use of several bottles and free information from Swift Specific Co. at Atlanta, Georgia.
The piece argues that a queue marks subjugation in China and cites wartime memories, bullets, and luck talismans. It notes veterans, pockets of change for luck, and superstitions about money kept in trouser fobs. It ends with a remark on late hours and a wife.
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