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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1918
Page
7
The readable portions reference medical items such as a Trem Breed root Golden Geal Stone and a Dr Flores Discovery. The text mentions blood tablets or liquids, fever like symptoms, and references to toxicity or treatment with unclear context. Multiple garbled phrases hinder clear meaning.
Fragmentary text mentions fighting themes and bands with baby bones. It notes a druggist notice and a location phrase Cullcura Dept Botton, with a price listed as 25. The readable parts are garbled but refer to a public or legal notice connected to a druggist.
A garbled passage mentions a person named Mie Hoy and a plan to travel to Bedider beta and Berin. It also references a “Hom Bite” and four different “oom Mian Heaos” to go over the top, but details and coherence are unclear.
The text describes Green's August Flower as a remedy for disordered stomach, indigestion, constipation, heart pains, and liver issues. It mentions fermentation, intestinal distress, and cleansing effects with references to tonics and herbal components.
The narrative recalls a fierce solo defense during the Vine Ridge action where a lone sapper faced German emplacements. He and his comrades endured heavy shelling and machine gun fire as they repelled attackers. The heroism is highlighted alongside the broader Canadian and Allied effort at the front.
An archival note records Denver Cole Anhoush as a sergeant in the National Guard. It notes his progression and duties during wartime, including assignments under governing officers and his lapse in completing citizenship duties before the war’s end.
A fragmented ad style item references a price of 2.98 for broken hearts and mentions a legal or court context with unsure names and locations. The readable text centers on pricing and a defensive case proceeding, with unclear party identifiers.
Fragmentary OCR shows garbled names and phrases about officials and a race. No clear event, date, or outcomes can be confirmed from the readable content.
An industry note outlines a barleying effort to cooperate on peanut flour supply for local bread production. It cites process steps from oil extraction to fat content estimates around 44 percent for Peanut Bear and 2 percent for other fractions, with broad distribution plans and challenges in sourcing sufficient material.
A note promises a $100 reward for information leading to the capture of a cat described as elusive in the Bread Street area. The plea mentions a witness, with a second name referenced but unreadable, and hints at a public appeal for help from residents.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Isabel and a date connected to 14929, with references to county jurors and a city or place name unclear. The readable parts point to a historical legal or civic record, but details are incomplete.
A garbled, era-tinged note mentions Allen's Foot-Ease and a remedy, with stray references to Min Don's, Minny, and bse imapiees. The text hints at a health or footcare claim, but details are unclear and names are fragmentary.
A brief item notes purification and health claims for a product called Pierces Pleatant Pellets. The reader is offered hints of improved well being and cleaner digestion through use of the remedy.
A reader describes relief from backache nervousness and headaches after trying the Vegetable Compound by Lydia E Pinkham. The testimonial endorses the product for women suffering similar symptoms and cites improved health and comfort.
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