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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1922
Page
7
A garbled OCR fragment discusses medicines and alleged cures, mentioning De Peres Pareete Preetipten and Pierce’s mythicines. It references pain relief, remedies, and various vague health claims, with unclear attributions and nonsensical phrases throughout.
Fragmented text outlines multiple vintage recipes and kitchen tips for cocoa treats and sauces. It mentions making a frosting-like cocoa spread, a rich cocoa sauce, a frappe with cocoa, cocoa bread pudding, and a variety of dairy and fat notes for fillings and dressings. Includes instructions for measuring, heating, and combining ingredients, plus cautions on syrup color and keeping sirup warm.
A garbled advertisement text touts swamp root and cures for women with references to doctors and health products. It mentions Dr Kil e 6 Swaine and Winghaeten NY, aiming to reassure readers about medical tonics and treatments while urging action before a deadline.
A garbled OCR note describes dyeing a baby’s coat along with a skirt and curtains using “Diamond Dyes.” It references mixed details about materials, prices, and possible preparations, with several unclear phrases and stray words. The readable core mentions Diamond Dyes and dyed textiles.
Fragmented OCR reads like a garbled list of orchid specimens and names with scattered phrases about wine, towers, and performances. Several proper nouns appear broken and jumbled, making the exact events or entities unclear but implying a catalogued botanical note or exhibit record with obscure references.
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