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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1919
Page
1
A vintage advertising note recommends California Syrup of Figs to cleanse a constipated child. It claims quick relief from stomach issues, feverish behavior, sour breath, and diarrhea, with a gentle bowel movement in hours.
Fragmentary text hints at names or notices from a local page segment. Readable elements suggest personal names or small notices, but full details are absent.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a chaotic scene with references to a system and an appeal for sentry or soldiers, mentioning drazei and family pilla for constipation. The readable fragments lack coherent event, names, or clear date.
A garbled 1919 letter from Floyd Crown describes Grenoble France as an ancient city with a renowned church tied to medieval legends. It notes Grenoble's prominence in history, mentions water power and industry origins, and hints at ties to the Alps and local scholarly institutions.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Mrs Armstrong and a man asking about her in a murky scene. The text mentions keeping to herself and quiet waters, with disjointed phrases about a woman and inquiry, but lacks coherent action or clear facts.
Fragmented text suggests a local note about wallpaper and paint store offerings. Mentions wall coverings and paint supplies, but details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
A sensational Cincinnati discovery touts Freesone as a cheap remedy that removes corns and calluses between toes without soreness. The ad claims a tiny battle of Freezone can be bought for a few cents at drug stores and instantly clears hard skin.
A garbled dispatch from Dydlas News shows Lieutentant Whitehurst supporting woman suffrage, citing wartime service and League of Nations rhetoric as justification. The misread text mentions Whitehurst in Germany and possible references to a suffrage amendment and global recognition of women's rights.
The Ladies Home Journal and Saturday Evening Post note constitutional amendment topics in Texas, including prohibitions on intoxicants for medicinal use, suffrage equality, and governor powers. The item references Liberty bonds, subscription renewals, and urges readers to respond, with names like Mrs. Miles Melagis requesting renewals.
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