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Newspaper

New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1920

Page

5

The Man Nobody Knew’s Mining Romance and Risk

Dick Morgan under the alias Henry Hilliard disfigures himself to mislead surgeons in France and returns to Syracuse. He recounts a mining stock tale to broker Martin Harmon and Angela Cullen, arguing romance lies in blending bold business sense with chance.

Synopsia Dick Morgan Syracuse N. Y Foreign Legion Henry Hilliard Hfe Christ America Martin Harmon New York Morgan Hillard Angela Cullen Carol Durant Hilliard Mr. Cullen

Underwriting a Copper Mine Syndicate Plot In Rural Drama

A Manhattan investor, Hilliard, explains a scheme to Cullen and Angela about financing a copper mine. They form a pseudo syndicate to buy the property, issue stock, and use brokers to push a high price with dividends and depreciation justifications. The plan promises outsized profits but hides broad manipulation and risk.

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Lonely man in his home town contemplates creed of giving

A reflective fragment describes two creeds embodied by humanity. One group seeks to give and uplift others and enrich the world. The opposing crowd grasps for self first, pursuing only personal gain.

Earth

Traits of the Grizzly in Winter Habits and Diet

This account describes a grizzly as rarely hibernating and roaming forests in winter. It notes the bear as a meat eater who also loves honey roots and eggs. It mentions a female bear guarding two cubs in a rocky den with notable courage.

Senong

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Voiced as Cure for Deafness

The ad argues catarrhal deafness stems from an inflamed mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube and claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine can cure it by acting through the blood, offering a $100 reward for any case not cured and promising free circulars.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Onto

Hirsute Courage and a Prophet’s Beard Remark

A provocative quip ties Arab custom to Muhammad’s example and asserts Arabs are quick to “beard their enemies.” The remark frames cultural affronts and bravado through a combative stereotype attributed to a speaker or writer commenting on Arab character.

Muhamimed

A Lady of Distinction and Marriage Hope

An advertisement touts a lady’s refined allure from a perfume, with Cuticura Soap and hot water cleansing the pores and Cuticura Talcum Powder finishing for clear healthy skin. A girl under 25 declares she will never marry, hoping she is not speaking truth.

Peterson Ointment Promises Cures and Praise

A Buffalo reader presents a testimonial praising Peterson Ointment for healing a chronic leg ulcer after nine dollars of salve, claiming relief from pain and complete recovery. The letter urges others to use the remedy and notes mail order service from Peterson Ointment Co. in Buffalo.

Peterson Buffalo Veara Albert Serthcott Medina Peterson Ointment Co Luc

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