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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1922
Page
6
Fragmentary text reports a claim that indigestion is ended by a tonic or remedy labeled as a health source. It describes various digestive aids and supposed relief after failed prior treatments and mentions a person named Adear Ueto with associated sale of a remedy.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a debated point about a panel and a corner area. It references a mother figure and a question about what might be seen or be eaten. The readable lines are garbled with misread terms and uncertain details.
Mrs Grance Hanne of Los Angeles credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with stabilizing her health for twenty years and helping her recover from monthly illnesses and bed rest. She urges others to try the remedy, calling it a true friend indeed.
An OCR fragment promotes Bayer aspirin tablets claiming the genuine Bayer product prescribed by physicians for over twenty two years and proven safe by millions for headaches dental pain rheumatism and neuralgia with errors in spelling and list of conditions.
The New York Sun reports a £25 reward offered by Mrs Reward for the man who stole Robert's cataphone West-Pinre with a further $10 bounty if apprehended. The notice suggests the public deserves rewards for finding those who seek treats.
A historical study by Major General Merritte Wo Ireland analyzes military eligibility in 1917 US, showing over 46 percent of recruits unfit for service and about half a million rejected overall. The report details defect rates by state, causes such as tuberculosis, defective vision, and heart conditions, and notes urban populations and foreign-born residents influence fitness. It highlights state variations from Rhode Island to Kansas and Pennsylvania, and provides per-state averages of height, weight, and average physical standards among youth examined for military service.
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