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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1918
Page
3
A collection of light remarks and ad style quips including jokes about croakers and frogs in throats, a line about white clothes and a frog in the throat, and playful banter between a lovelorn pair. The phrases resemble vintage newspaper filler and ad copy, offering glimpses of period tone.
A courtroom exchange features a sharp quip about culture and coercion as a lawyer asks if a woman’s voice should be cultivated and another character replies it should be harvested, reflecting a dark humor moment in the scene.
A collection of home canning recipes for tomato and fruit conserves including plum and pear blends, grape pickles, mustard and sweet cucumber pickles, with a closing Epictetus quote on cultivating gentleness and justice. The instructions specify sugar, vinegar, and spices, plus steps for simmering and sealing jars.
The article advises drying small vegetable scraps to stock a winter flavor base, using carrot slices, mushrooms, and celery leaves. It suggests making soup flavorings from dried bits, cooking cauliflower stalks with sauces, and preparing fish bisque from trimmings. It also covers economical meals with ham bones, cabbage, and milk choices for children.
An advertisement touts Eatonic tablets as a modern remedy to wipe out excess stomach acid. It claims the candy like tablets improve digestion, energy, and mental alertness, offering a 50 cent box with money back guarantee and mail order option from Chicago.
Dialogue and split opinions about fashion and luck mix with playful brag and romance. The exchange references high-heeled shoes, a laundress using Ball Blue for whitening, and a lighthearted bet on who will win.
Century old remedy marketed for kidney bladder and urinary tract support. Claims safe non patent medicine status and refund policy. Promotes capsules as imported Haar lem Oil used by ancestors, with multiple health warnings and a money back guarantee.
The ad claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine builds up the system and cleanses the blood to prevent colds in the head. It asserts internal use affects mucous surfaces via the blood, offers $100 for proof, and lists F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo, Ohio, as the maker.
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