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Fragmented text describes illness recovery, medical advice, and treatment hints with unclear names and places, making a concise newscard impossible without reliable specifics.
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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1920
Page
7
Fragmented text describes illness recovery, medical advice, and treatment hints with unclear names and places, making a concise newscard impossible without reliable specifics.
An advertisement describes applying Freezone on a troublesome corn then lifting it out with fingers. It promises quick relief and claims the product softens and removes hard corns between the toes. It notes low cost and availability at drug stores and hints at a new method of treatment.
Fragmentary OCR states Amanaeiion confronts TeRD Haine in a described clash. Details are unreadable, with missing context and uncertain action. Further readable facts are not present to confirm date location or outcome.
A veteran discussion traces the American Legion’s formation to support disabed and service members. Leaders stress law, order, and national unity, seeking congressional aid while highlighting the legion’s pledge to aid veterans and preserve the republic.
An obscure and garbled account recalls a disorderly night on city boulevards with references to crowds, salutes, and clashes near a police barricade. The piece names several unclear figures and hints at a contentious election aftermath.
An odd medical notice promotes homemade cures for kidney discomfort, claiming meat acids clog kidneys and proposing salicylic tonics, grape juice decoctions, and elderberry water as relief. It prescribes Jad Salta and various beverages, presenting aged remedy steps and warnings about irritation and urinary symptoms.
Notice warns against using inferior dyes and promotes Diamond Dyes as a safe, color preserving option. It claims other dyes can ruin fabrics and promises better, guaranteed results for cotton and damask textiles.
The readable text is fragmentary and looks like an OCR garble. Names, places, and events are not discernible. The piece includes stray phrases and dates lacking context, making a coherent summary impossible from the available readable material.
Fragmentary account describes Algh Agpirstonz at a school event where friends gathered after finishing a meal and beer. The scene mentions wishes to attend higher education and study of traditions, with references to music, rain, and a turnout at the gathering.
Fragmented ad copy claims Bayer name on genuine aspirin bottles and specifies uses from pain to headache. It mentions a signature style, affordability, and directs readers to check packaging and directions while noting years of physician familiarity and brand trust.
A damaged ad-like snippet touts a product claiming to cleanse blood and improve health. It urges readers to purchase bottles and seek more information by writing to a defunct supply address, highlighting dubious medical claims and dubious endorsements.
Fragmented text describing a chaotic car incident with vague actions and repeated phrases. It seems to recount a group traveling, a halt, and an attempted car maneuver, ending with a mention of Chicago Terlbene. No clear names, dates, or outcomes are readable.
Battered text suggests a report on divergent interests and labor origins linked to a Geaton entity with references to Chitapa Alebsma EFCOR WSF SertTtrhor Cun Joca and imported workers from various regions. Details are garbled but imply a contested ownership or work arrangement and preheat phrasing.
A corrupted OCR style snippet mentions trouble with electricity and a referenced place or group. It lacks clear people, organizations, dates, or events. The readable bits hint at an electricity related incident or disruption and possible local impact but specifics are unreadable.
Garbled text references police action, a shipboard incident, and social circle figures. Names and places are obscured by OCR errors, but hints at a case involving salting emulsion or a toxic method, a boat named 1, and individuals like Dearne and Heensochlien Cube appear as mere fragments.
The readable portion shows garbled lines about weather, a person named Jam pudding and a vague accusation, ending with a quoted phrase about pride. The fragment lacks coherent facts or identifiable entities beyond general weather mentions.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a historic note on German stock items and economic shifts. Names and clear facts are missing, but references to Germany, percentages, and wartime context hint at a discussion of market changes and trade concerns during a period of upheaval.
The readable text presents a garbled line that mentions a preset REGESE and a name-like string. No clear event, person, or organization is identifiable to form a proper news item.
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