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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1919
Page
3
A Cincinnati inventor claims Freezone instantly stops corn pain when applied. A tiny bottle costs only a few cents at drug stores and supposedly removes hard and soft corns and toe calluses without soreness or irritation.
A New Yorker camping in Maine is awakened by a knocking near the tent. The guide identifies it as a woodpecker, while the camper muses it might be a lodge brother owl.
The piece promotes Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery from Buffalo as a temperance remedy for indigestion and related ailments. It claims the preparation contains only standard roots and herbs with no alcohol or opiates and urges readers to begin home treatment immediately.
A Kansas congressman Joseph Taggart endorses Eatonio as the best remedy for indigestion. He claims one box will convince skeptics and that Eatonio neutralizes excess stomach acid, relieving bloating and gas. The ad-style note urges readers to obtain a box at a low cost.
The text recounts Ireland's ancient myths with Reland as the oldest European nation and the Tuatha de Danann as semi divine artists and scholars. It describes Gaels arriving from Egypt via Spain, Sevotia as queen, Scots origin, Picts in Britain, and Tara’s Halls serving as government seat until a Brendan curse ended its use.
A lyrical tribute praising Ireland blending affection for its faults and virtues. The speaker lauds Ireland’s speech, imagination, passion, and idealism while invoking faith in God and fairies. Hopeful wishes for prosperity, courage, and wisdom are voiced for the nation.
The article honors Saint Patrick as a transformative figure who brought Christianity to Ireland. It notes that fifteen centuries have passed since his arrival and praises his high purpose and lasting influence on succeeding generations.
An old Sage Tea remedy Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound is advertised to darken gray or faded hair naturally in a few applications. The ad claims millions of bottles sold yearly and urges readers to buy at drug stores for a youthful, handsome look within days.
Kansas City Star reports an account from Hominy Holler where White Caps allegedly dragged Andy Whalin from bed, forced him to confess under a splintered log with hickory gads. His wife cried out and onlookers found him in a nightshirt after a mob action, raising questions about the motive.
An old advertisement touts St Jacobs Liniment as a harmless neuralgia relief that does not burn or discolor skin. It promises instant relief from pains in the face head or any body part and urges readers to try a small trial bottle from drug stores.
A fragmentary exchange mocks eager experimentation. The speaker claims broad knowledge while the other resists and exits. The text contrasts hasty claims with cautious action, noting that emergencies reveal a nation's strength through its farmers.
A diner at a foreign hotel is confronted by a detective claiming to search for an escaped convict. Asked for a passport, the man counters that he looks no convict. The detective proceeds, reading the meal bill as if it confirms the stranger’s identity.
Budd and Judd spar over romance in a tense exchange about mistaken romance and the pull of the wrong partner. Judd argues the woman is right but he feels unfit, voicing conflict between love and self-doubt.
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An old time home remedy advertises GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules as relief for aging bodies. It claims to restore kidney and bladder function, ease joints and back pain, and ward off serious diseases, promising refunds if unsatisfied.
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