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Newspaper
Murray Eagle
Location
Murray, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1929
Page
7
A fragment discusses promoting communal health and hospitality, then shifts to fish recipes including halibut and haddock with cream sauces and buttered crumbs. It covers tomato sauce, celery salad, and coffee preparation tips, mixing cooking instructions with period opinions on freshness and serving practices.
An old legend describes a serpent seen in a lake by its discoverer, resurfacing after 25 years. It is said to be 800 years old, destined for immortality, and has reached the mature stage of local tradition.
In 1884 Dr Caldwell sought a laxative without griping or habit. He found a mild, effective prescription praised for elderly users and children. The syrup pepsin is claimed to calm biliousness, headaches, lack of appetite and energy, with gentle action.
A police medical warning notes that a doctor advises Nujol as a non medicinal natural substance. The piece mocks overmedicalization and urges attention to warnings, citing police and workers facing summons and health routines.
An unclear early 20th century style note promotes Nujol with a humorous prompt about nature and removal. It mentions a 20 cent price, availability in drugstores, and sale to pealed packs, suggesting a short local advertisement tone without clear names or places.
A cryptic fragment appears to describe a lengthy period of sleep and a character named Garondi, with a curious line about a 5 feet 10 inches length and Pathfinder Meg. The text blends garbled phrases and personal names, suggesting an OCR hiccup rather than a coherent news item.
The fragment shows a judge remarking on a speaker’s style or odor reference as a social aside. The line presents a terse exchange about perception and speech, illustrating courtroom banter and character dynamics within a contentious moment.
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