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Newspaper
New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1919
Page
15
A collage of culinary hints praises honey as a sugar substitute with recipes for Brown Bread with Honey Fruit Pudding and Honey Sauce. The text intersperses humorous and stray dialogues about daily life, fashion and etiquette, mirroring a newspaper page fragment with various quips and anecdotes.
Miss Della Copeland helps Laurel Jeffery and Norman Barker, a married couple kept apart by a stern father. Laurel reveals the tale, and Stephen Jeffery, now her husband, learns his past cowardice. A plan to bring the family home prompts a reunion and a promise to share the later years.
An advertisement notes that Tiberal offers allowances for an old car with a terse claim about practicality and value, attributed to Cass. The fragment emphasizes helpful, honest wording and a practical approach to disposing of aging vehicles.
A humorous Yonkers Statesman cartoon caption notes a neighbor party with Mrs. Bensonhurst saying a doctor visited Beatrice twice and Bobby three times, suggesting a lively children’s gathering.
A civilian recalls the earlier demonstration and admits emotional strain describing shock from the event. The exchange highlights public unrest and personal impact on bystanders.
An advertisement extols Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a cure for kidney liver and bladder ailments. It claims sworn statements testifying to its success and offers a sample bottle by parcel post for ten cents plus newspaper mention. Large and medium bottles are sold at drug stores.
A terrace in front of a large laundry plant features a sign of electric bulbs outlined in sheet metal painted white inside to reflect light. Geraniums planted inside each letter enhance the display, which Popular Mechanics calls beautiful by day and doubly so at night when bulbs illuminate the flowers. Bulbs are covered with jelly glasses to protect flowers and bulbs from heat and weather.
An Emporia man with prior jail terms for failing to support his family quit his job Monday after learning of the peace news. He had been seeking a dependency claim and acted on the morning he heard the draft age limits were fixed.
An advertisement urges daily use of Cuticura Ointment at night and morning. It claims applying the ointment for five minutes then washing with Cuticura Soap improves poor complexions, dandruff, itching, and rough hands.
A playful dialogue contrast shows Mrs Bannon asking about movie favoritism with mule leads, and Mrs Henpeck preferring films guided by muse led narratives. The exchange highlights witty banter over cinema tastes.
A Chicago Times quip notes that a man is not always broke and that his finances vary with divorce status, reflecting a light social joke about relationships and money.
A married man occasionally orders cold tongue in a restaurant to vary his meals.
Anuric claimed to purge poisons from the blood via the kidneys, easing rheumatism gout and dropsy symptoms. A testimonial from L. R. Suir of Fredericksburg, VA describes rapid cure after one bottle and urges others with kidney trouble to try the remedy from Dr. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo, NY.
Islay Scotland village Downmore won the gratitude of Otranto survivors after the collision disaster. The town, nearest the survivors landing, aided with Red Cross visits and supplies from Mrs. J. R. Anderson who operated the area store.
A conductor jokes that if everyone were thinner there would be room for more people to stand in the car. The remark reflects a humorous exchange about crowding and space in rail transport.
An old ad offers 100 dollars for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. It claims internal intake and action through the bloodstream to mucous surfaces. Sold by druggists for over forty years at 75 cents. Testimonials free from I J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
In a terse dialogue Booker asks why his wife’s relatives are visiting, while they insinuate offering personal counsel as motive. The exchange hints at uneasy family dynamics and perceived judgments about advice and authority.
An advertisement touts Wright’s Indian Vegetable Pills as a reliable old fashioned remedy for regulating the stomach, fever, and bowels. It urges readers to obtain a box and try them.
A terse observation notes that some men build opportunities that others then exploit for gain, highlighting how initiative can pivot to exploitation in social or economic settings.
Jinks claims he raises dogs by the hundreds and jokes about his work in a dog hospital. He describes running an elevator in the facility and adds a humorous aside about the setup.
A brief market note recalls Benham and Mrs Benham debating keeping a cow given the present cost of cows milk. The exchange highlights the farmer's dilemma and milk price pressures in a rustic community.
A terse saying notes that humor is judged by more than laughter. It hints at reactions shaping opinion and urges consideration beyond a single crowd's response and tone.
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