Fragmented Scribbles and Odd Ads in a Local Page
Nonsensical dialogue mixes with mentions of voters, titles, and pills. An odd mix includes references to Che vate In, Pierce's Pellets for liver, hair care claims, breakfast shortcakes, and a note about lumber consumption. The fragmentary text reads like a pasted newspaper page with scattered ad lines and quotes.
Alcohol and Memory Effects Promoted by Health Official Notes
A Chicago health department pamphlet warns that beer lowers mental acuity shortly after consumption. It cites experiments by Profexor Mraopelio of Vienna and quotes authorities claiming memory is reduced and learning becomes slower after drinking, urging readers to avoid excess beer.
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Profexor Mraopelio
Vien Ht
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Germany
Iauid Browl
Christmas Cookery Odysseys and Home Food Fancies
A long list of holiday recipes and kitchen tips describes roasting rabbits and beets, making salads, Moravian sugar bread, and chocolate desserts. It blends meal ideas with practical guidance for holiday cooking and pantry gifts, emphasizing frugality and domestic skill.
Swamp-Root Promoted As Kidney Remedy In Ad Lauds
An advertisement urges readers to take Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root for kidney, liver and bladder troubles claiming it supports overall health. It touts trial results, notes broad symptoms, and offers bottles by mail with pricing and ordering details. The copy mentions Jamaica exports to the United States and includes unrelated lines about youth and weather.
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Root
Kyaoinghamion
Elmer
Ted
Anuric claim for rheumatism advertised at Yailey Hotel Institute
A Rochester style ad promotes Anuric from Dr. Pierce at the Yailey Hotel and Surgical Institute in Buffalo. It claims uric acid stores cause rheumatism and that Anuric drives out uric acid, reducing pain and swelling. It urges readers to obtain a trial package by mail March 10.
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Yailey’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
Pierce
A Prominent Kansas Woman Praises a Medical Remedy
Miss H. B. Frost testifies to the benefits of Anat fret tablets discovered by Doctor Pierce. She suffered from lame back kidney congestion and cramps but found Auria Tablets effective. She also notes relief during a severe lat grippe attack. The remedy contains no alcohol or narcotics and is sold in liquid and tablet forms by druggists.
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Knna
Plerot
Buffalo
Pierce
H. B. Frost
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