Cuticura Remedies Advertised for Baby Skin Relief
An advertisement promotes Cuticura products for irritated infant skin. It urges hot baths with Cuticura Soap and application of Cuticura Ointment, plus periodic use of Cuticura Talcum powder, described as part of the indispensible Cuticura Toilet Trio.
Not So Pleasant Do You See Meek On Joy Ride
Fragmentary quotes describe a questionable outing with Meek. The speaker accuses Neo of lying about a joint ride and implies infidelity involving a spouse. Context is unclear and names are partially obscured by OCR.
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Recipe Fragments for Potato Bread Mash and Bake
Fragmented OCR text shows ingredients for a mashed potato bread loaf. Mentions mashed potato improvised filling, stale bread crumb mix, finely chopped onion, butter, baking powder, salt, and possible oil or fat. No clear source context or complete instructions.
Found It High You How Did You Find That Mercine
A fragmentary exchange mentions finding a medicine and a concern about cost. It references a mother and a doctor and hints at expense but lacks full context or clear event details.
Warning Signals Warn of Obstruction on the Track
The ad claims headaches dizziness bad breath indigestion and other signs indicate an inactive liver. It urges taking a Bendy Pill at bedtime with a promise of waking well next morning. The copy presents a single herbal style remedy pitch.
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Nature
Doctor’s Fee Sparks Patient Exchange in Old Ledger
A reader recounts a clinic encounter where the patient was asked to pay five dollars for a yesterday appointment. The brief exchange notes the price and the nurse or doctor’s response.
Whooping cough blamed for thousands of child deaths
A late 19th century notice warns whooping cough as a leading neglected child disease with 6822 deaths in the U S in a year. It promotes Dr Drake’s Glessco as relief and shortening the illness duration, endorsed by physicians and sold by druggists on guarantee. Ends with a quip about intellectual men.
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Drake
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Old Folks Need a Mild Laxative Not a Physic
Advertisement promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle laxative for people over fifty. It claims to promote natural bowel regularity without griping or upsetting the system and offers a free sample by writing Syrup Topsin Monticello Illinois.
Northwest Sesqui centennial exhibition planned for 1928
Cahokia Illinois hosts plans for a Northwest Territory Sesqui centennial show. The effort, organized by the Northwest Territory Commission of 100 residents, follows incorporation papers by State Rep Thomas L. Fekete. The piece reviews Territorial history from France to Virginia and early Ohio and Michigan boundaries.
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North- West Territory
Northwest Territory
Northwest Territory Commission
Thomas L. Fekete
East St. Louis
France
Great Britain
Butter Used in 450 B. C. to Keep Hair Smooth
Prof. W B Combs of the University of Minnesota dairy division told the National Butter Makers association that ancient Greeks and Romans used butter fat to keep hair sleek, calling moderns' methods inferior. He noted butter substitutes may have appeared as early as 2000 B C among East Indian tribes offering alternatives for sacred sacrifices.
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W. Bb. Combs
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University of Minnesota
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Vicar Closes Phone After Bets Placed On Horses
London vicar Rev. George Potter of St. Chrysostom's Peckham says he will censor all calls after cases of long youth chats and a man using the phone to place bets. He notes a parishioner asked to bet $1.25 each way via his bookmaker.
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Latest Fad: girls stroll with hopping white rabbit
In Pittsfield Massachusetts a new fad among girls features walking a hopping white rabbit on a leash as a fashion trend. The spectacle draws curiosity as local residents observe the unusual pet trend emerging in the community.
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Mass
Worst Lie Is Americans Worshiping Money, Says Cheaterton
Gilbert K. Cheaterton declares the worst lie is that Americans worship money, arguing such a view misreads national values and motives in a provocative editorial stance from Oxford.
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Oxford
England
Gilbert K. Cheaterton
Cyrus E Woods Named to Interstate Commerce Commission
President Coolidge appoints Cyrus E Woods, former ambassador to Spain and Japan, as a member of the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Spain
Japan
Coolidge
Interstate Commerce Commission
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