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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1920
Page
3
AXKASLEVA of East 11th Street Bayonne New Jersey writes that after a street deal and vegetable diet she found strength to support a family and urges sharing health tips. She mentions her two sons and notes that many others report improvements from a health method.
A garbled local ad discusses aspirin brand Bayer and Merck Beiber packaging with vague mentions of street prices and a pharmacist's role. The text is incomprehensible but suggests consumer pricing near pennies, with references to pharmacists and retailers.
After the war, changes in society affect women as markets shift. Concerns arise over price and value of women labor and roles, with debates on fair wages and opportunities.
A garbled advertises a so called remedy claiming to cure boils pimples and rough skin through blood cleansing and a 35 E approach. It mentions a Chief Studicsl Adviser and a 106 Britt Laboratory Atlanta Georgia with dubious claims of real results and warnings of harm from unsafe methods.
A fragmented OCR item notes a long dispute at a county seat involving local farms and officials. Names and precise actions are unclear, but the piece references a farm, a pace, and a formal end or filing after extended public attention.
Unclear passage appears to reference wartime propaganda and alleged restrictions on certain terms. The garbled lines mention beetled imagery, wire, shoves, and a wheelbarrona style phraseology. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities are readable.
Readable lines describe Sotlanta ware and Gamzon Brae, with incomplete context about their creation or use. The text mentions attempts to get pate on hi but lacks coherent details or full sentences.
Fragmentary report notes a dispute over rights linked to ODiamond Dyes brand in dent abreast style packs. Details are unclear due to broken text but reference to distribution and ownership appears.
Fragmented OCR text shows garbled dialogue about a divorce case involving a husband and wife. Names and places are unreadable, but the snippet implies a domestic dispute and potential legal action. No clear dates, parties, or outcomes are identifiable.
An oblique health item notes a product line and its gentle retirement process. Mentions related names and a company context, with emphasis on scalp care and toiletry preparations while avoiding explicit medical detail.
The provided excerpt is unreadable and does not contain clearly identifiable people organizations places dates or events to summarize into a factual short newspaper card. No verifiable entities or actions are extractable.
A historical hospital report details tuberculosis care in military facilities, noting 1000s of cases treated, the frontline hospitals at Denver and Chicago, and the use of bed rest, nutrition, and artificial pneumothorax. It highlights administration, staff, and patient outcomes amid wartime health efforts.
The readable text presents garbled words and disjointed phrases about salty food nights and dream jag. It mentions Leiden and Fat Be totic but lacks coherent events or clear entities. The passage appears as an incomplete OCR fragment with no identifiable news item or public notice.
A cautious review examines teat care to influence milk yield and quality. It discusses how proper handling and sanitation affect udder health, mastitis prevention, and overall dairy productivity, noting seasonal and management factors impacting results.
Fragmented OCR text mentions cows, breeding areas, and cleaning needs.
A fragmentary report notes a perceived desirable taste in butter linked to fat intake. It mentions an aide from a meeting and a reference to Shand and BIH Bip, but details are unclear and names are uncertain.
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