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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1919
Page
6
A user reports suffering through two winters of LaGrippe then using four bottles of Peruna. The illness nearly vanished, health improved, and the speaker endorses Peruna as a wonderful remedy for LaGrippe.
A playful exchange about vowels and language ends with a satirical quip about experimentation. The dialogue features The Examiner and First Boy debating vowels described as chickens, followed by aphorisms and quips about usefulness and experiments.
Quotes suggest confusion as a person claims a buyout occurred while another asserts the deal never happened. The fragment hints at distrust and the old saying that words can echo as hollow mockery in such matters.
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture the piece argues no brooding system fits every condition and success hinges on careful handling. It stresses healthy breeding stock, proper ventilation and temperature control, appropriate stocking density, litter, cleanliness, and gradual heat adjustment for chicks from hatch to feathering.
Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound promises natural darkening of gray or faded hair after one or two applications. A well known druggist notes millions of bottles sold yearly for even, lasting results leaving hair lustrous and youthful looking.
In Kansas City a controversy erupts as five piece ensemble plans a performance featuring Ride of the Valkyries, drawing swift opposition from ALPS I.C. and allied suppression forces, signaling a clash over cultural display.
An old advertisement claims Pape's Diapepsin relieves indigestion instantly after taking one or two pleasant harmless tablets. It promises relief from undigested food, belching, gas, acids, and sour stomach at drug stores.
A blurred OCR fragment shows a terse marital negotiation where a father questions a suitor about a dowry or settlement. The lines imply resistance to delays and insistence on a formal arrangement if marriage proceeds, with unclear speakers and context.
An advertisement touts Boschee's Syrup as a nationwide remedy for coughs bronchitis and throat lung troubles. It claims restful sleep easier morning ex pectoration and natural healing with over fifty years of American production and sales.
In a quirky note, a puzzling line about a pen and diving evokes a debate between two characters, Tonnihke and a chicken fancier, suggesting a humorous local item or column snippet.
Advert claims Garfield Tea eases constipation improving health. The copy urges trial as a remedy, presenting it as a simple solution for digestive comfort and well being.
Advertises a tiny bottle of Freezone available at drug stores to remove hard and soft corns and between the toes without soreness. Claims few drops lift the corn and allow it to be removed with no irritation, calling Freezone a sensational Cincinnati discovery.
A Gilbert Sturt portrait of George Washington sold for 21 000 at a New York public sale under the American Art Association, from the Thomas Clarke collection. The sale total included 57560 in browsed figures. The event drew dealers and arts spectators amid references to Judd and Budd-Noy within the era's chatter.
A fragmented quote references themes of self righteousness and degradation tied to Robertson. The text hints at varying responses among observers and participants while navigating political or social discourse.
An old home remedy ad touts GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules for urinary and bodily aches. It claims to cleanse kidneys, purify blood, and ward off serious diseases, urging readers to buy from their druggist with a money back guarantee if not helpful.
Reece Cle El Ece emphasizes ducks need grit for digestion as chickens do. Clean houses nests runs and vessels are important. Old hens should be fattened and marketed while capons remain in demand. Keep tight coops to prevent rats and warn that weasels and skunks kill young chicks at night.
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