Lift off Corns With Your Fingers Ad Claim
Ad claims a boy bottle of Freezone can lift hard and soft corns or calluses from the feet. The product supposedly stops pain instantly and then removes the corn or callus root and all with no pain.
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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1920
Page
9
Ad claims a boy bottle of Freezone can lift hard and soft corns or calluses from the feet. The product supposedly stops pain instantly and then removes the corn or callus root and all with no pain.
A fragment from Tit Bits notes a joking exchange about smoking bans. The line contrasts questioning and a quick noncompliant response ending with someone lighting a cigarette using a notice as a prop. The tone is comic and contrived, with no clear event or date.
An old advertisement touts Eatonic as a guaranteed cure for acid stomach and indigestion. It claims nine of ten people suffer from stomach acidity and that Eatonic removes acids and gases, providing relief after the first tablet and offering a refund if not satisfactory.
A fragmentary page discusses licensing a driver and includes a long note on skim milk nutrition and several bake and cookery recipes. It mentions skim milk as nutritious when paired with bread or used in cooking and provides recipes for Brown Nut Bread Cream of Green Pea Soup Rye Muffins and related instruction.
A brief poetic fragment by James Clark laments how future years cannot match the value of memories. It juxtaposes passing hours with treasured moments, invoking a golden plain of flowers as a metaphor for recollected times. The tone is reflective and nostalgic.
A collection of vintage recipe notes describes making a sagas based dessert with canned juice, spiced graham pudding from stale bread, a vegetarian loaf with nuts and crumbs, cheese creams using thin bread and cheese slices, and a ham flavored white sauce to serve over toast or potatoes.
An assortment of ad copy and a Paris fashion note describe Cascarets as a gentle laxative and promote a penguin themed porcelain motif in Parisian shops. The penguin decor appears in coffee pots milk jugs and cups with playful whimsy. A penguin egg figurine hints at an imagined future penguin offspring.
Thousands of women report relief from symptoms linked to kidney or bladder disease using a advertised remedy. The ad claims backache headaches nervousness and loss of ambition signal kidney trouble and urges readers to obtain a prescription from Dr. Imer & Binghamton NY, noting to mention this paper.
It's wonderful how much feeling can be expressed in the tones of the human voice, said the studious person. Mr Gadapur recalled hearing a candidate's harangue yesterday while listening to him plead with voters to call him Bill.
A vintage advertisement claims Diamond Dyes will restore color to any fabric including wool silk linen cotton or blends. It promises a guarantee of rich fadeless color and notes the in package directions for over-color dyeing. The ad suggests consulting the Diamond Dye Color Card and mentions a home sector exchange about magazine subscriptions.
fragmented OCR text indicates a Toledo related legal matter. Senior partner of a firm referenced with internal dispute and county business concerns. No clear parties or dates readable.
A conversational note hints at identifying a gunman through a bullet bead. The fragment presents a cautious snip of judgment about a suspect’s identity based on a small clue. It reflects observational rhetoric rather than a full report.
An advertisement extols Cuticura products for scalp care and skin cleanliness. It urges gentle rubbing to relieve dandruff and itching with Cuticura cream, then shampoo with Cuticura Soap and hot water. Ends with advice to use as everyday toilet preparations for clear skin and soft hands. The fragment ends with a stray line about a woman and “spieeeee nee Mere.”
A Sunday school lesson from the Moeily Bible Institute of Chicago presents Ruth's journey from famine in Bethlehem to Moab and back. It explores Naomi's frank discussions, Ruth's decision to abandon her gods, and the rewards of choosing the true God, includingBoaz, a blessing-filled future, and a link to Christ's ancestry.
Amid health warnings local officials urge residents to prepare for flu season. Hospitals report rising visits as clinics stock vaccines and expand hours. Community groups offer guidance on hygiene and vaccination scheduling to reduce strain on services.
The article discusses uncertainty over influenza bacilli, suggesting a fungus form may produce a virus while the bacillus form does not. It notes scientists have not demonstrated how influenza works and remains unsure whether the bacilli are the cause or how they operate.
A faded ad warns readers to avoid dangerous kidney irritation by careful hydration and using Jed Salts a few mornings in water. It touts a grape and lemon juice tonic with Uthia to cleanse kidneys and neutralize urine acids, claiming long standing use, low cost, and safe results for backache and bladder issues.
A fragmentary exchange shows Brown accusing Jones of disliking Smith over a social misstep. Jones explains he introduced Smith to his wife and a gossip column joked the woman was his wife, revealing a tense social triangle without a clear resolution.
A damaged OCR reads fragmentary quotes including freckled lines and a cryptic obituary note. The text presents partial statements about punishment and railroading a prisoner, with a woman's satisfaction tied to suspicions rather than certainty.
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