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Newspaper
Maurice Times
Location
Maurice, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1916
Page
7
Urges readers to drink pure water and take Anure from a druggist to filter poisons through the kidneys and prevent aging. Claims Anure is thirty seven times more potent than lithia and dissolves uric acid like hot water dissolves sugar, citing Dr. Pierce of Buffalo.
Mrs Geeu ee Kennedy of Trenton Missouri says she suffered long with back pain weakness and nervous exhaustion due to a woman’s ailment. After using Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription she became well and hearty. The herbal remedy is offered in liquid or tablet form with no alcohol or narcotics.
A jumble of phrases notes a feud phrase Fee got it in for Smith. Mentions of Fes and a hangout with him. A candy box claim promises quicker affection than a long poem. A found valuable coin is described as a United States silver piece dated 1803 dug from a potato hill in Chittenden VI.
The ad touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney liver and bladder trouble claiming widespread benefit and urging readers to trial a sample and request information from Kilmer Co Binghamton NY. It lists symptoms and urges purchase of fifty cent and one dollar bottle sizes from drug stores. It notes a sample bottle offer and requests mention of the paper when writing.
A social mentor asks Neptyrich for guidance on what not to do next. The speaker admits being twisted and questions if a booster is seeking an opportunity to redeem themselves.
A humorous stage exchange centers on a seat dispute with quick repartee about a peevish hen on nest. Vera Coy-No and Jimmie Furt-aAh deliver light banter, capturing a lively audience reaction.
An Indianapolis Star commentary advises book lovers with too few books to invest in compact stands. A carved trough shelf, two lower levels, and cane ends make titles readable without a full bookcase. Mahogany or oak options exist, some with drawers, to fit any room and still boost the library mood.
Washaite satin ribbon is popular for lingerie with alimoxt and conventional wash ribbons. White edged ribbon, blue and pink satin flowers, and novelty trims appear on underwear. Crepe and lingerie fabrics shrink lengthwise. tucks should be hand run. High gowns are elaborate and charming, with adjustable lengths from waist to knee.
A simple wall mounted rack solution uses a wooden bar across a corner with evenly spaced brass headed nails. Fastened high on the wall, cut ends fit flat, and nails secure the bar. The wood is painted to blend with the wall, keeping brooms neat and bristles protected when not in use.
Ruth Crawford in Farm Progress outlines a simple kitchen box plan. Leave a 2 foot square wall opening, build an inner box 3 feet high 8 feet long 2 feet wide, with an 18 inch back clearance and 6 inch gap. Add a door, hinges, outside door 14 inches wide, paint to match woodwork, and finish to resemble the house.
The guide describes making a case flap scalloped and embroidered with a flower or design. It suggests color by lining the case in a pastel shade to add a subtle touch.
Don’t discard worn fur pieces this season. Cut muff remnants into strips to create banding for dresses and coats, edge pockets, and craft fur bows Rosettes and buckles. Use fur bits for hat trimming and dress adornments, reusing best fur parts creatively.
Fragmentary description mentions sports hats with winds, trees, lids, landscapes and searched flowers. Details unreadable. no clear event or entities. Cannot determine specific person, place, or organization from the fragment.
A vintage salad guide describes Plain Cauliflower Salad Beet Salad Fish Salad Orange Salad Watercress optional center Baring Salad and Peach Salad. It covers boiling vegetables assembling in plates circles or piles and dressing with mayonnaise French dressing or cream based dressings.
A nineteenth century baking guide lists fixed proportions for recipes. It specifies liquid to flour ratios for muffins cakes and doughs, butter to sugar, baking powder to flour, shortening to flour for pastry, and soda to sour milk in batter.
Instructions describe preparing six bananas by removing peel sections and pulp, mixing powdered sugar cream milk and lemon juice, filling skins, and chilling in salt and ice for one and a half hours before serving.
Cream butter and sugar beat in eggs add milk and flour with baking powder stir in chopped ginger and ginger syrup. Divide into two buttered molds steam for about one hour forty five minutes. Serve with whipped cream and a pinch of salt.
A dated instruction lists ingredients for ice cream using juice from three lemons three DABANGS one cupful cooked apricots three cupfuls sugar and three cupfuls Tieh milk. Apricots and ba manas are sieved then mixed with the other ingredients until sugar dissolves. Breeze as usual, Eass.
A fragmented dialog references a peculiar bet about paying for an election and a humorous claim about molasses. The speaker notes losing a bet but managing to beat the high cost of living a little, while another person purchases the molasses.
Bathing with Cuticura Soap and hot water is claimed to cleanse and purify skin. Dry Heatly and apply Cuticura Ointment to soothe ends heat and stop itching instantly. Free sample by mail with book. address postcard to Cuticura Dept L Boston. Sold everywhere.
Disease among wild birds sweeping through a marsh near Great Salt Lake leaves about forty five thousand dead ducks. Officials say the outbreak, likely viral, prompted culling and increased monitoring of waterfowl in the region.
Anore Backache remedy marketed by Dr V M Butalo of New York faces a large trial. The filing alleges medical claims without substantiation and targets widespread consumer use. Proceedings detail the parties, court, and expected timetable.
Fragmentary dialogue suggests a mistress and mistress’s recommendation discussed by a respondent named Hero. The text hints at social or romantic inquiry set in London with uncertain conclusions and altered names.
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