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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1920
Page
7
Muskegon Michigan resident G Semoon Field reports relief from chronic back pain after following remedies recommended by E Pinkham. Field says the treatment improved mobility and reduced discomfort, noting strong personal improvement and satisfaction.
An advertisement claims a vegetable remedy by Lydia E F Pansbar improves health for women. Readers are invited to write to Updia Medicine Co for confidential advice, promising personal letter responses from a female expert.
A reader claims Prestone magic forms let users lift corns using fingers without pain. The ad style note markets painless, at home corn removal with a simple finger action and no need for tools.
A garbled text describes a small bottle product and a trial of a pain relief concept. It mentions Freezone and a device or compound called Claclonatl pettus AdT, with references to sensations, irritation, and a strange masterlops ether discovery.
A garbled excerpt quotes Sir EAs Bn and mentions wealth and opinion about a person or event, but the meaning is obscured by OCR errors and lacks coherent facts or identifiable entities. No verifiable details or context can be established from the readable phrases.
An advertisement urges readers to try Swamp-Root by Dr Hilmer’s Sxemp Boot, claiming it helps the kidneys and bladder. It notes druggists sell it and offers a free test bottle and sample to readers who request it through a local address.
Readable fragments describe a person likely named Aa Wardar with unclear actions and references to drinking, injuries, and possible cork sores. The text is highly garbled, offering minimal coherent events or context.
An obscure text fragment describes foot pace related to a race or event with scattered names and numbers. The fragment mentions persons and places but key details are unreadable or garbled.
The text reads as a fragmented phrase about winds and freedance to poetry, mentioning mide Hon and She-Fourt with unclear references. It presents no coherent event or identifiable persons or organizations to report.
The article reports on the mobilization of over 800 auxiliaries organized into units across multiple states. It notes temporary charges, recruitment pace, and the goal of forming a nationwide auxiliary force with significant participation from states like Alabama Arizona and Michigan. It cites numbers of units chartered as of March 5 and references broader wartime preparation and national guard involvement.
The narrative describes a meeting where H S Prepareqness Mind co and Taermeworth note unity within the Infantry Board and seek ideas from the Attetionn Lelon and national commander De oner. It emphasizes cooperation of members with prewar and wartime service and pledges support for the infantry program amid postwar planning.
Fragmentary OCR mentions belted and beltless gear with odd terms like Gholce Chemize Sorque pod and Getek craperice. No clear event date or identifiable organizations. The readable nouns suggest a product or fashion item note but lack context or structure.
A plan to issue bonds and levy taxes for a Memorial Library to honor Virginians who served in war is introduced by the state American Legion. The proposal includes city or town funding, state match, and a bond issue to finance construction and maintenance with annual appropriations and potential annexes for a Richmond site and park.
A veteran recounts postwar meetings held by the American Legion in Philadelphia and France. He recalls ribald remarks, community efforts, and fundraising sharpened by a cost of fifteen dollars for a meal and event administration.
The Thalte department elected new officers for the coming year at the recent Train Folle conven ron. Names include Conmetder Teg F Biowhen Tela Falla and others across Montpelier Caldwell Samms Facatulia Coeur and Malheur Sugar City, with Loy FC Albert Twila Poila named department historian and Master of Aria Toa.
The readable lines describe long draperies and wall coverings with unclear details. It mentions pull cords and wall coves, suggesting a scene of window treatments and decorative fixtures in a room. The passage is heavily garbled with many nonstandard spellings.
Unable to determine readable facts from the provided text fragment. No clear event, entities, or dates present to summarize into a factual news item.
A deputy recalls the previous day’s teen minor event and notes the crowd’s pride. The deputy questions what happened to the boards and mentions hearing a manager and a deputy sheriff discuss authority.
A garbled first person fragment contains stray lines about trench life and trading items. It references a friend Jere Wat, likely a misread name, and mentions gifts, cigars, a wife, pocket money, and humorous or cryptic exchanges. The text lacks clear events or dates.
Beethee Bloed was used to treat wart disease by the party in charge of the medical section. Notes indicate growths turned white after application and a quickened response occurred following the treatment.
Readable fragments describe an ald to biaty and a tel from Reera ote pleste of pinion Bal Leen Ansara. The text presents a nameless account with unclear connections and multiple garbled phrases. No coherent events or dates emerge from the OCR excerpt.
A fragmentary note references fear of imagined dangers and mentions a concern about a group of people. The text is incomplete, with unclear names and context, limiting concrete details or verifiable events.
fragmentary OCR text describes a local matter with unclear names and places. The readable portions mention a deal and a shed but lack concrete entities or dates to detail a clear event or outcome.
A garbled reminiscence recalls a solitary French officer in Berit and a German force. Henry or Labouchere is mentioned as fearless, with a dying man recounting events and lighting a lamp before death, noting a possible Feb date.
Fragmentary text suggests a story about wartime effects on divorce courts and meetings. Names, dates, and places are unreadable, but the tone implies legal proceedings or public notices connected to wartime social disruption. Further readable details are unavailable.
An unclear OCR fragment mentions Alfred and two young Dins and intentions about a widow. The text is garbled and lacks coherent events, dates or locations. No established outcome or verifiable entities beyond implied personal names.
A fragmented note hints at a racing or competition context with a rival prospect. Key names and specifics are unreadable, leaving the main action as an upcoming challenge.
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