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Newspaper
Murray Eagle
Location
Murray, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1929
Page
15
A kitchen column discusses serving fish on Friday with varied preparations from halibut to haddock. It includes tomato sauce, canned options, and celery salad suggestions, plus a long note on coffee brewing methods and a brief history of coffee service practices.
A sea serpent seen by the water’s discoverer 25 years apart is now described as 100 years old and on a path to immortality, reaching a venerable stage as a lasting tradition.
In 1885 Dr Caldwell found a gentle, effective laxative that avoids gripe and habit forming effects. His syrup pepsin became a world renowned remedy for bilious, headachy, weak, feverish patients, including women and children, and is sold at drugstores.
The dialogue cites a bride and groom with licenses to fortune as American investments in Canada and Newfoundland total between 11 billion and 9 billion dollars. The reference frames a union as a merger of assets, not a typical wedding, reflecting large cross border finance.
A police officer riffs on nature and traffic safety, urging attention to warnings and a summons if ignored. He promotes Nujol as a pure natural aid from Nujol Laboratories to keep things running smoothly without medical ingredients.
An advertisement touts Najol as Nature's law and a daily aid to remove body poisons. It claims regular use prevents toxin buildup and promotes elimination, urging readers to buy sealed packages at drugstores for a price not higher than cigarettes.
A fragment from Pathfinder Magazine features cryptic dialogue about sleep and a self described length of eleven feet ten inches. It includes a judge and conversations about perception when a boyfriend speaks.
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