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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1928
Page
7
A fragmented afternoon note hints at a social event titled Vanity Case. The text mentions Weeks Green and a veteran figure, with references to Lane and Doroth engaging in observed activities. Intriguing phrases imply a focus on a boot buckle and a rare social ritual.
Smithsonian displays a New Haven donated clock and watch collection showing timepiece development. The exhibit includes ancient hour glasses sundials and early lamps with time indicators from several eras and regions, highlighting early German and Nuremberg craftsmanship and the idea of portable timekeeping.
An advertisement touts Kieffer's Tonic Tablets with Yeast Iron and Cod Liver Oil claiming a three pound gain in 30 days with money-back guarantees. It markets sugar coated tablets as a tasteless alternative to cod liver oil and notes a notable example of a woman gaining 14 pounds in a period. The copy urges all ages to demand the product from Kaufman's Kut Rate Store at 14 West Patrick Street.
A reader describes an exhibit tracing timekeeping from early English clocks and German lower chorks to modern alarm clocks. It notes a hollow drug pendulum, water clocks, and a giant mechanical scale illustrating watchmaking, with a boy tasked to locate machinery and a missing key returned by mail.
An advertisement touts McCoy's Tablets as a health aid that makes thin men and women gain weight quickly. It claims users experience fuller cheeks neck and chest and includes an ironclad guarantee: if after four sixty cent boxes or two one dollar boxes the target does not gain at least five pounds and feel improved, the purchase price is refunded.
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