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Newspaper

Pickens Sentinel

Location

Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1917

Page

7

Beauty of One Story Bungalow by William A Radford

William A Radford outlines bungalow benefits and design notes. He explains room layout choices, roof pitch, and low ground-hugging construction to maximize coziness and practicality. The shown five room plan includes living dining kitchen and two bedrooms with central bathroom and basement access.

William A. Radford William A. Wadford William A. Radford Prairie Avenue Chicago Vallion

Sure Test of Diamond Phosphorescent Glow Test

A reported diamond authenticity test involves exposing the stone briefly to electric lamp light and then rubbing it on dark phyllite to observe a bright glow. The glow is claimed not to occur with fake stones.

Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Digestion Relief

An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a rapid cure for indigestion and stomach distress. It claims relief within five minutes, improves digestion, and allows eating favorite foods without fear, urging readers to buy a fifty cent case.

Pape

Real Luck or Accident Sparks Talk on Mrs Whauvouninyenll

A garbled South Side exchange recalls a woman named Mrs Whauvouninyenll who allegedly had luck. The tale mentions a broken pedestal and a percolator knocked from a stove, prompting questions about fortune and misfortune.

South Side

Grove's Tasteless Tonic Quinine Iron Narration

General tonic claim describes Grove's Old Standard Tasteless Tonic as having quinine and iron to act on the liver drive out malaria enrich the blood and build up the whole system priced at 50 cents.

Grove

Impractical Estimate Sparks Theatrical Debate

A fragment describes a stall bay speaker claiming language is a rough form of outdoor sport that police could stop if they wanted to. The terse exchange hints at satire or critique of authority and public order.

Never Had A Chill Elixir Babeck Cures Child

Mrs Cyrus Helms of Washington DC reports her ten year old daughter suffered year with chills and fever until taking Elixir Babeck. She says the medicine cured her completely and claims it prevented further chills. The ad cites price sixty cents and available from Kloczewski Co in Washington DC or local druggists.

Cyrus Helms E St N. E Washington, D.C

Oldest Marble Quarry in Vermont Operating Profitably

Vermont's oldest marble quarry began about seven years after opening and is now profitable. The ad for Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets claims they are the original liver pills from forty years ago that regulate liver and bowels.

Vermont

Birth of the British Museum and its Founding Father

The British Museum marks a milestone birthday tied to its foundational year. Sir Hans Sloane, Irish-born physician of Scottish extraction, is credited as the father of the museum through his bequests and vast collections. His Natural History and art holdings, valued in the bequest, helped establish the institution under government care, with stipulations and a long legacy of scholarly volumes and manuscripts.

British Museum Tans Sloane Wetauseum Sloane Pentinge

Lawyer loses temper in courtroom over dam negligence suit

In a Youngstown Telegram clipping the lawyer accuses his client of confessing non compos mentis after an admission that undermines the case for damages. The exchange ends with the attorney muttering that the client is not mentally capable as the court scene unfolds.

Jane Youngstown

Dodson's Liver Tone Beats Calomel in Health Ad

A magazine advertisement promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe liver remedy that replaces calomel. It claims calomel is mercury and causes sickness, while Liver Tone is entirely vegetable and non irritating. The pitch guarantees relief by morning and urges parents to use it for the whole family.

Dodson

Fragmentary OCR Keepsake Notes From a Paraphrased Page

The readable fragments show garbled phrases and misspelled words. No coherent events or names are extractable. The text hints at unrelated musings rather than a clear news item or notice.

Baby Care Ad Promises Teething Relief and Ring Prize

An old advertisement urges mothers to claim a 25 cent bottle of Baby Use from drug stores with a coupon. It touts Cetlarinteed as a proper size and claims to cure bowel complaints and teething troubles in babies, mentioning a gold ring prize.

Fragmented dialogue on fables and purpose

A clipped exchange features Mr Growether and Po debating the meaning and purpose of Aesop's fables. The dialogue hints at misreadings and a critique of the storyteller's credibility without resolving the moral point.

Iver Mr. Growether

Danderine Promises Hair Return Amid Dandruff Claims

An advert claims Danderine restores hair full strength and shine for those with dandruff and thinning hair. It promises noticeable results after first application, including revived luster and reduced shedding, urging daily use and noting improved texture and fullness over weeks.

Knowlton Elaellent Primxer Dees Andy

Keep the kidneys in good order with Anurie tablets

A vintage advertisement urges readers to protect kidney health and relieve pain by taking Anurie tablets from Dr. Pierce of Buffalo New York. It warns of headaches dizziness and sleep disturbance tied to kidney issues and promotes hydration and dietary restraint.

Pierce Invalids' Hotel Buffalo N. Y

Fragmentary note hints at domestic quarrel scene

Incoherent OCR fragment describes a wife mentioning a man and a downstairs point. Text is garbled and lacks clear names, places, or events to determine a full news item.

Unclear OCR item on medical cure and names

Fragmentary text mentions Dr Peery and a supposed Dead Shot ban. Context unclear as to event, date, or outcome. No coherent entities or actions due to damaged source.

Dr. Peery

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