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Newspaper
Ione Proclaimer
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1909
Page
7
An advertisement urges readers to consult a doctor about Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral for colds and to follow medical advice. It notes the risk of constipation allowing poisons to enter the blood and praises Ayer’s Pills for cleansing bowels.
Mrs Crawford urges devotion to husband as she saves his letters while in the country. Mrs Crabshaw keeps them for comparison, confident to catch him in a lie.
A collage of notes recounts the Codex Sinaiticus published in Russia after the Crimean War, its discovery at St. Catherine's Monastery, and its breadth across Old and New Testaments. Interspersed are quips and brief comic items from various magazines, including jokes and social musings.
A Cleveland Leader item quotes CaMGHING DUNST claiming danger is removed and coughing cured in five hours. A medical writer says coughing is linked to bursting vessels. The piece notes a court may sentence individuals. a child’s welfare is raised with Morbrette. One survivor reported in a disaster scene, described as awful.
A recipe collection lists succotash with corn and Lima beans, waffles with butter and baking powder, cream cheese dessert, fried chicken morsels, cornmeal kisses, fig cream, baked tomatoes, corn omelet, frozen peaches, pastries, chicken casseroles, bread tea, and marble cleaning tips. It preserves period cooking terms and measurements, including salts, peppers, butters, and various dairy additions.
A collage of cartoonish quotes and light drolleries from various papers. Jokes about common curiosities and everyday misperceptions mix with brief jests and a wry take on human forgetfulness. Notable bits reference bystander risk, The Shah of Persia, and a barber’s chair reading gag.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions medical treatment, unclear patient details, and partial terms. The readable bits reference a procedure and locations but lack coherent facts, names, dates, or outcomes to form a clear event.
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