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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1918
Page
7
An old newspaper ad promotes a patent medicine claiming kidney trouble causes backache and urges readers to send ten cents to obtain a sample bottle of a product named Remers Ewamp Root Tea. The ad touts quick relief and targets ages with claims of effectiveness and reputation.
Incoherent lines describe a ceremony with mentions of a priest and wedding, questions about who marries whom, and fragmented references to a couple’s arrangement. The text suggests a historical record of a marriage ritual but lacks clear facts or names.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a health ad or notice claiming ointment stops itching and skin irritation. Mentions dates or names are garbled and unclear.
The extract recalls a broken heart amid wartime, with fragmented dialogue about fear and longing. A traveler in a crowded train recalls a past love as bombs fall and people cling to hope. The piece blends personal sorrow with the broader dread of conflict.
A fragmented text blends dream fragments with odd phrasing and scattered names, hinting at a surreal reflection. It mentions Bowie and Sourler Ioironal in a cryptic, almost parodic nighttime musing. The source reads as a stray notebook entry than a structured report.
A sprawling article traces congressional debate over new U S military honors for World War I veterans. It discusses the Distinguished Service Cross, the American Distinguished Service Medal, and the French Croix de Guerre, outlining eligibility, symbolism, and the role of Pershing and the president in bestowing medals to officers and enlisted men for bravery and service.
An obscured note from the Therion Republicaing period discusses challenges in printers and readers, revealing efforts to publish despite difficulties. The text mentions delaying or excusing certain practices, concerns about presses and machines, and a hope to reach readers through ongoing publication.
A distorted report notes the establishment of a chair for Tapongie studies at Ley fan University in the Netherlands as oriental language teaching expands in London and abroad. It mentions faculties, cultural exchange, and the spread of Japanese studies amid mixed reactions and evolving curricula.
Fragmentary OCR mentions a Purepawt edition of a New York Times publication. Readable words indicate a continuing issue or special edition and reference to a meatless topic. Limited usable facts. focuses on the ongoing publication event and its unusual wording.
The piece warns that infant mortality is driven by preventable causes and narcotics linked to opium and morphine. It stresses that many deaths result from drug exposure and poor care, urging action to protect children and oppose dangerous substances.
A damaged ad promotes Eatonic as a hot day remedy for stomach and bowel trouble. It claims Eatonic tablets absorb gases, ease heartburn, and prevent sour stomach after meals. The copy urges a two tablet dose before meals and one or two after, touting rapid relief and fewer discomforts during heat.
The text presents a garbled, fragmentary monologue about collecting fares and a pay dispute. It references an Indy station, a week’s pay, and phrases about keeping the neck and a rain umbrella. The exact meaning is unclear due to OCR errors and mixed phrases.
A garbled OCR line appears to reference a person and a quote about fatigue and a halter, but the text is unreadable and lacks clear context or identifiable entities to summarize into a proper news item.
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