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Newspaper
Jackson Sentinel
Location
Maquoketa, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1919
Page
2
An advised routine promotes drinking two glasses of hot water with limestone phosphate each morning for two weeks to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and digestive tract. Advocates say it improves complexion appetite and eases ailments like constipation headaches and rheumatic pains. costs about a quarter pound of limestone phosphate.
A disputed finding suggests a 6000 year old statue may exist in Bodak with headlines citing a French Egyptologist who unearthed it and brought it to a museum. The three foot wooden figure is described as lifelike with a rounded forehead and crystal eyes, sparking discussion on ancient artistry and realism.
A fragmented report describes Minnie a five year old girl diving into a court scene in town to fight, showing interest in electric lights and returning home with disfavored reactions to kerosene and a remark about giving temps away to get gas fishis.
A fragmented OCR item mentions men, pointers, and a 2 pant time phrase, unclear context. The readable bits suggest a discussion of experience and timing but no concrete event or names to anchor a news item.
Eleanor and Bill Printley host John Gillespie in a tense kitchen scene that ends with Gillespie offering Bill a senior sales manager job. The room fills with tension yet hints at change as the couple weighs the news and their strained hopes.
An ad claims Foley Cathartic Tablets and Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy ease croup symptoms and bronchial coughs in children after influenza. It touts no opiates and broad adult use, with testimonials from Mrs. Clay and others praising relief and sleep improvement.
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