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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1919
Page
3
An assortment of period ads and quips appears, promoting Danderine as a hair tonic that promises shinier, healthier hair and reduced dandruff. The page also includes a playful sports line about a prisoner baseball homer and a shaving soap advertisement. A few wry social quips close the clippings.
A cookbook style article offers practical tips for childcare feeding methods, safe preparation steps, and old fashioned recipes. It covers sterilized water for babies, using a meat grinder for fruit treats, citron melon uses, double boiler puddings, and various custards including ginger and caramel. It also includes sour milk recipes, biscuits, bread, and cookies with emphasis on simple ingredients and frugal, wholesome meals.
A vintage advertisement claims taking Pape's Cold Compound every two hours for three doses breaks a cold and ends grippe misery. It promises rapid relief as the first dose opens clogged nostrils, eases headache and fever, and notes the product contains no quinine and costs only a few cents in drug stores.
A dated advertisement claims foggy days will clear and skin improve by taking Cascarets occasionally. It warns of liver and bowel poisoning from poor meals, touts gentle action, no griping, and low cost, claiming the product works while you sleep.
A vintage ad stresses to use only California Syrup of Figs for children’s laxative needs. It promises a tasty, dependable remedy for stomach and bowels and instructs mothers to insist on the California name on the package.
An oath recorded in Toledo involves Lucae Yeaitk J. Cheney Sworn before a witness on December sis day. The text references a data business and partnership and mentions a carat and a good man phrase.
An advertisement urges women to seek relief from kidney, bladder and liver issues with Swamp-Root medicine. It claims the remedy supports kidney health, reduces back and head pain, and improves mood and vitality, offering sample and full bottles through Kilmer Co. and drug stores.
Fragmented OCR text shows warnings about kidney and bladder trouble and dubious cures. Mentions Golden Medal Haarlem and Dutch products, with garbled phrases about health risk and alleged long history. Contains scattered names and phrases, rendering a dubious ad-like composition.
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