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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1920
Page
6
A man from Marion Alabama reports his wife was deemed incurable by physicians unless operated. He claims Adler-ika improved her condition and will continue treatment. The ad lists ingredients and promotes the remedy as preventing ailments and aiding digestion, signed by J. H. Vuderagod.
A Philadelphia mother, aware of her aging forgetfulness, cleverly dodges strict dosing intervals after a doctor ordered medicine every three hours for Toto. Her husband and father express hopeful doubt as she contends with the regimen and the day’s tasks.
In a terse notice W W Watkins announces services from a firm described as a high class grocer. The message urges swift action and emphasizes quality offerings. The ad cites the firm name and a location likely linked to the merchant activity.
An unclear OCR fragment mentions various stray words and phrases without coherent context. It references names or terms but no identifiable event, date, place, or organization. The text is too garbled to extract a definite news item or outcome.
The text appears as a garbled OCR fragment listing scattered names, places, dates, and terms from a wartime context. It references tunnels, spies, and figures like Sard and Deana Ashe, but the overall meaning is unclear and largely unreadable.
The notice lists presiding officers for Llano County voting precincts for the July 24 1920 primary and any second primary. It includes precinct names and officer assignments, with instructions for appointing assistant judges and timely election supplies.
The fragment suggests a dispute over loyalty in keeping an appointment. It mentions money and a person named Alona in a cryptic, archaic phrasing. No clear event or identifiable entities are established.
A political notice cites Rob Grisham and Don Riggeses claiming a tie of ties and otter reasons. It offers $500 to Bhinton or Angeles for proof that Gompers contributed to Grisham's camp, directly or indirectly, as part of the campaign messaging.
A fragment warns that calomel remedies can cause illness and distress. It cautions readers about side effects including dizziness and constipation, urging avoidance and promoting safer alternatives.
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