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Newspaper
New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1918
Page
15
An advertisement extols Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as the premier cure for kidney liver and bladder issues. It urges trials by mail and in stores, promising gentle healing and restoration of natural function.
In 1918 setting, Heyward and Kitty confront a tangled misunderstanding as Kitty arrives unannounced after years apart. A telegram misread sparks doubt about an old engagement with Lewis Heyward, but truth, reconciliation, and renewed affection emerge between Heyward, Kitty, and Mrs. Seyward.
The Cleveland Phin Dealer notes a garden editor’s advice that cabbage can be kept long term by placing heads in banks or on cellar shelves. It warns against storing in basements due to odor spreading, suggesting bank deposits may be more practical for cabbage storage.
Constantinople served as the eastern Roman capital from 330 A D to 1938 A D when Turkish possession began. Its walls once enclosed the city and endured sieges and earthquakes. Rome crusaders and Turks aided the metropolis while internal strife caused many deaths, yet the city endures.
A mixed kitchen article outlines potato based dishes such as Potato Patties Yellowstone Potatoes and Oak Hill Potatoes with detailed steps and sauces. It notes fat costs, keeps to vegetable fats like corn oil and olive oil, and includes a short lyrical verse by L. Mitchell about summer joy.
A collection of home style recipes including sour milk griddle cakes, buttermilk drops, beet piquante, baked bananas Belgium style, and junket desserts. Practical steps cover ingredients, proportions, and baking notes aimed at family meals and simple desserts. The piece closes with a brief humorous quote from Senator Sorghum about investigation and prevention.
A heated scene at an aircraft officials meeting followed by a chairman urging patience. A sharp exchange saw a critic quip that if the board had the work, Rome could not be built quickly, highlighting frustration with snail-like progress and urged steady effort.
A quoted exchange asks if a girl is of strong likes and dislikes. The reply asserts she is self absorbed and resents others.
A married man voices a strong opinion that misrule is bad and that Mrs rule compounds the issue. He argues the combination worsens governance and calls for reform.
Safe gentle remedy claims centuries as standard for kidney and bladder trouble. Advertises Haarlem Oil capsules as harmless, imported from Holland, with refund if not as represented and three sealed package sizes. Dosage guidance and warnings urge prompt use to prevent disease progression.
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