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Newspaper
New Holland Clarion
Location
New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1906
Page
5
An old almanac style testimonial touts Kilmer Swamp-Root as a remedy for kidney and bladder troubles. It claims sediment in urine signals illness and urges readers to order samples by mail from Kilmer Co. and to mention the paper.
An OCR fragment promotes Kodol for dyspepsia relief with claims of aiding digestion and resting the stomach. It references a dawn scene and mentions a John Benge and a dog scenario, but provides no coherent narrative or verifiable details beyond the product pitch.
Fragmentary note urges public awareness of tetanus risks from wounds and the need to seek care. Mentions hot antiseptics and avoiding powder or gunrelated protections. Includes stray quotes and disjointed phrases.
The committee in charge of the Ephrata Fourth of July demonstration has completed preparations. Attendees can expect a baseball parade and a grand display of fireworks with music by the Ringgold Band. Train and trolley service will be available on that day.
A guidance note states rural mail carriers will not check mail boxes for collection unless a signal confirms mail is present. The change aims to reduce unnecessary trips and streamline delivery in sparse areas.
Unclaimed letters list shows items for the week ending June 29 1908. Included is Mrs Annie Rovenson and other names not specified in full in the fragment.
A fragmented Persian travelogue on stage illusion and scenic effects contrasts Western views. It cites simple expedients such as drawing a traveler from the stage, using a trap and stage tackle to create the illusion of sudden departure or disappearance.
An advert claims Kodol cures indigestion by digesting foods using natural stomach juices and tonics. It cites S S Ball of Ravenswood as a twenty year sour stomach sufferer now using Kodol, with testimonials about relief from indigestion belching and sour stomach.
A woman, aiming to treat a pain in her husband, entered a dim hall in a night robe and slapped a hot poultice on his stomach after mistaking his room for another. The shocked man cried out, she fled, found the correct man, and the ailment was cured. Judge's Magazine of Fun reports a curious remedy tale.
RR Wright and Company report a consignment of 400 barrels of flour to support a growing trade and higher demand. In a separate incident Adam Weaver of Brubaker Avenue was injured when a pitchfork prong pierced his hand while loading hay on John D. Ranok’s farm. The wound is painful but improving.
A pheasant builds a nest on a military butt at Ticehurst England and remains unscathed, while soldiers justify their actions. The Epworth League of the Methodist Episcopal Church will host an ice cream sociable on the church lawn Saturday evening with the committee arranging details.
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