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Newspaper
Potosi Journal
Location
Potosi, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1920
Page
3
A vintage ad describes Eatonic as a sure remedy for acid stomach indigestion sour belching and pain claiming it removes the cause of discomfort and carries acids from the body. The copy touts widespread use and a money back guarantee with relief often felt after the first tablet.
The ad touts S. S. 8 as a superior blood purifier that cleanses rheumatism from the blood and removes traces of the disease. It urges readers to buy a bottle at their drug store and seek medical advice from the Medical Director at 102 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.
The Strake Times of Singapore notes emeralds have become scarce due to a four year shortage. Government owned stones account for most world supply and have not operated for years, sending prices up and prompting markets in distant places to fetch high sums for substitutes and related stones.
Washington reports that the House approved a resolution repealing most war laws except the Lever act and trading with the enemy with 823 votes to a negative by Representatives Garrett Sime and Weiling. Senate committee adjourned without final action as support varied among Republicans and Democrats.
A sweeping investigation into Missouri campaign money flows was ordered by the Senate Campaign Fund Investigating Committee. Senators Reed and Spencer announced testimony will be required from individuals tied to Lowden and Hardy fund activities, with focus on how money was used and who received funds. The inquiry also references sanctions against clothing merchants and related penalties in separate fraud cases.
Readable fragments describe a person named Thomas linked to public life and a feast. The garbled text suggests a past era reckoning with social habits and a transition from politics to personal indulgence, set around a public event or meeting with unclear date or place.
An garbled town note from Pittsburgh reports a peculiar incident involving Mrs Ernnest lirset and a full size item described as a dove or dove-like object. Readers are left with fragmented details about foster parents and an exhibit placing. The readable parts point to a domestic mishap with a confusing sequence of actions and witnesses.
A garbled OCR passage describes disjointed phrases about certain people and times, mentioning a developer, a person named Ott, and a line about diminishing a book. The fragment lacks coherent events or clear entities to identify a full news item.
A reflective remark ponders a poignant legal or moral case and questions the cost or value of four touched items, suggesting public concern over worth and justice.
The snippet shows distorted OCR phrases with names like Pap Mrs ha Be her and Nas Seti Tians sitter who carries pike ov pikert. It reads as garbled dialogue about lineage and responsibility without clear context or complete names.
An odd advertisement touts a plan to diagnose and treat kidney trouble unseen by many. It claims a sample bottle offer and urges readers to mention the paper, promising benefits from a service marketed by a company promoting health products to improve complexion and scalp care.
A proposed bill would reduce the president’s pay and limit tenure to a single year terms. Senator Jim introduces a constitutional amendment aiming to cap presidential terms, while Indiana primary costs and county filing expenses are noted.
A $200,000 fire swept Purchase Street in Beaten causing two workers to suffer minor injuries and debris to be thrown by hot air explosions. Damage was estimated at $0,000.
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