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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1922
Page
3
A vintage advertisement extols Dr Kulmer's Swamp Root as a kidney and bladder medicine that strengthens kidneys liver and bladder. It claims the product has many friends and urges readers to obtain a sample and start treatment immediately, noting a ten cent sample and endorsement by Dr Salier & Cie.
A New York Tribune fashion writer notes a shift from flapper dress to sophisticated styles with drapery, circular skirts, and one sided necklines. One sided trims and Greek inspired drapery appear, with hats and hairdressing following the bold line. Proportions favor youthfulness as designers push modern silhouettes.
Fragmented ad style text lists ailments including colds headaches toothaches lumbago rheumatism and neuralgia. It mentions pain relief and an unspecified creditor waiting and a vague six week notice. Strong entities are missing due to garbled OCR.
Thousands of frail and convalescent people praise Tanlac for quick energy and restored function. Mrs. Mary Choklat of Los Angeles testifies she recovered full health, improved digestion, and renewed vigor after a period of weakness and fragility. The ad claims Tanlac purifies the system and builds blood, bone, and muscle, urging readers to buy at druggists.
A brief shop interaction shows a customer asking for a beverage size, referenced as “Fot like Something for TAS” with unclear wording and a mention of cough. The note hints at size confusion and language distortions in the exchange.
Mrs. Anna Keim of Tola Kansas praises Golden Medical Discovery saying it cured her chronic cough and revived her health after years of decline. The testimonial urges others to start now and obtain tablets or liquid from their druggist and seek free medical advice by writing to Dr. Pierce at Invalides' Hotel Buffalo New York.
A jumble of captions and bits shows ads for 10 cents goods and Red Cross-Ball Blue promising a grimy look removal, interspersed with remarks on dry cleaning, cosmetics, and household tips. The page also includes a spoof of a chiding marketplace and a note on Cuticura skin care products.
A fragmentary caption hints at playful banter between Tom and Joe on a sunny beach. The duo, described as a “snogirl” slip and a comment on sophistication, appears in lighthearted, informal chatter captured by a seaside observer.
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