Fragmented ad dense page with varied claims and products
A fragmented newspaper page advertises multiple products and slogans. It mentions keepers selling ink, wood supply, Magnetic Starch, Garfield Tea, Jell O dessert, and various health claims. The text includes addresses, prices, and promotional lines for household goods and medicines.
Reading a Fractured Ad Page on Remedies and Foods
A garbled early 20th century advertisement page touts Hall’s Catarrh Cure with a $100 pledge, various tonics, and foods. It mentions Cascar ets, Wheat-O breakfast cereal, Magical starch, and other health claims, mixing brands, cures, and lifestyle tips in an unedited, faulty OCR fragment. The jumble references medicines, patent cures, and household products amid scattered brand names and testimonials.
Final county crop report shows Iowa yields and values
Des Moines Ta Dev reports from the town weather and crop service detail season end crops across the state. Corn leads with 845,065,040 bushels at 49.2 bushels per acre and 93,164,800 dollars value. Wheat, oats, rye, barley, flax seed, potatoes and other crops are listed with county averages, prices, and totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Eran
Town Weather and Crop Service
Timothy
Crestom Romance Ends In Tragic Town Scandal
Amid a solemn ceremony at Deilford, the Creston couple Mr. Morris and a bride attended by Janma Teves faced a collapse of their youth romance. The narrative shifts to a farm near town where many local boys, led by Morris, died under mysterious circumstances raising suspicions of foul play. Investigators found stomachs of some victims dissected, with no proven theory linking the deaths to a single cause.
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Deilford
Janma Teves
Daslah Littest
Mars Iitehen
Lhe
Myptyrigus
Divene
Duck Morris
Mr. Morris
THE TITUS AMENDMENT FATAL FLAW FOUND IN ADOPTION
Des Moines reports a defect in adopting the biennial election amendment to the state constitution. The house clerk failed to publish the amendment fully in the journal, rendering the whole amendment void. Iowa analysts and Attorney General Remley say the court must void it, reopening debate and potential reassessment.
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State Supreme Court
Dus Moines
Supreme Court
Clerk
House
Journal of the House
Jowa Supreme Court
Remley
Deaf Man Killed by Train Near Clinton
In Clinton County a well known Elwood resident, Ja Dec Prank Potter, was instantly killed by a Milwaukee train while walking near the tracks. He was reportedly deaf and did not hear the approaching locomotive. He leaves a wife and eight children.
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Callender
Skii
Charles Mrzena
Webster County
Minnie Anderson
Mrzena
Alstor
Alstote
Clinton
Potter
Elwood
County
Lost His Hail in a Shredder Farm Accident
In Cedar Rapids a farm worker named Benner was badly injured when his arms and body were mangled in a corn shredding machine. Rushed medical aid followed, but the удар is not clearly reported. the incident appears to involve workplace machinery and vigilant injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Benner
Tie Plac
James Dinun
Nhpont
HMI
Nesses
Appointment of Bi Minister and rural free delivery routes
Town at Washington elects Lewis Capehart as Bi Minister while Scot resigns. Rural free delivery to start December 15 in Dunlap Harrison County with one carrier on a 24 mile route serving 650 people. RW Fadden named carrier. Missouri Valley Harrison County to get one carrier on a 22 mile route serving 5835, J W Waggener chosen carrier.
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Washington
Lewis Capehart
Bi Minster
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed as Best Medicine
Strong claim extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the sole effective remedy for female troubles. It argues other medicines are inferior, urges readers to obtain the product and seek Mrs. Pinkham's free advice in Lynn Massachusetts. It touts millions of cures and letters printed in the paper as proof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Hail
R J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ball's Family
Lydia I
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Magnetic Starch and Personal Anecdotes Create Curious Ad Mix
An assortment of brief claims and names mentions Magnetic Starch as top laundry starch, a quip about marriage, Helen Keller elected vice president at Radcliffe, Jell-O flavors, and a note about dining to know a man. The passage blends advertising with scattered cultural references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Keller
Fishman
Radcliffe College
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St. Jacobs Oil
Tia Tettoreteta
Martin Stickel
Tacoma
B. G. Pierce
Cornelius Knapp
Castle Rock
Wash
Shanklin
Graino Grain Coffee
Security
Carter
Carters
Florida
Key West
Cuba
Bermuda
Mexico
Mediterranean
Orient
MALY
Ferch
Holt Springs
Ark
Fae Mous Water
America
Gor
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Ainette
Rikety
Satian St
Cuxiun
Fotel
Harry E
Moores, Co. BP
T. A
Omaha
Neb
Zuers Sepac Union
W. 1
Douglas
Bosgas
Tedaues
Wien
Seeeliates
Tresco
Fon Carter
Dr. Kline
Fred
Kise, Ltd
Aroh Bt
Philadelphia
Grove
Lehmeller & Mueller
Varcam Street
Crabtree
Des Maines
Iowa
Xlan Reques
Gladiator Gold-Mining Company
Wise
Densartt
Aoman
Seb
Shucehund College
Boyel Beit Onatia
Su Guard Wey Banking Furniture
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Avi Gurcik Arith
Tiny
Manele Wyle Banea
Curia
Theta
Winslow's
Wong
OWA
Weather and Crop Service
Titus Amendment
Iowa Railroad Commission
Tilent
Beeson
F Parker
Tts Northwestern
Italien
Joe Crispi
San Francisco
Ganoa
Italy
Lydia F. Pinkhan
Nam
Gousze
Cudk Sole Lia Eakin
Sealy
Dow
Wrice Eureka Chemical CO
la Grosse
Wis
H. H. Urkeen
H Suns
Mur
L Allerto
Minchester
Winchester
Winchester Repeating Arms CO
Winchester Avenue
New Haven
Conn
Magnetic Starch Manufacturing CO