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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1926
Page
3
A sensational health blub cites backache as a sign of dehydration and acidic foods. It recommends Jad Salts a grape acid juice lithia remedy to renew kidney function and ease bladder weakness by flushing acids and toxins, plus drinking lots of water.
A humorous dialogue centers on a guest staying in the countryside and a baby awaiting a home. The stern father critiques a son about reading speed and interest, noting the guest’s fascination with timetables rather than literature.
Dialogue-heavy slice shows a comical mix of misheard phrases and a light moment about a golf conference. Characters Helen Madge Style Burke and Watson tease a rhyme about a girl with a boyish haircut. The piece reads like a playful skit in a literary class setting.
The exchange shows two doctors discussing practice progress with a confident tone. The second doctor asserts success and mentions patients being told there is nothing wrong with them. The dialogue hints at high patient satisfaction and growing influence in care.
A garbled note shows a request seeking a pound of iron and liver pills with phrases like First Aid Butcher and Jones. The text repeats a prior liver item and asks for a dagen liver pills, but the overall meaning is unclear and incomplete.
Fragmentary note hints at a family tree reference, with scattered terms like Will-No and Hmbs. The erratic text points to a possible genealogical or organizational linkage unclear from the readable content.
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