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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1928
Page
5
Washington reports government scientists L. W. Kephart and ROS. Premetsel reveal seeds of grasses and 490 plant specimens from Africa. They claim discovery of new varieties to extend pasture life in the United States amid the long standing grass scarcity challenge.
The 1892 prescription by Dr Caldwell for Sirup Pepsin, a liquid laxative, gained worldwide popularity. Advertising touted it as a mild bowel stimulant for all ages and claimed vast sales and health benefits, including relief from headaches and sleep issues.
Explorers trekking through mountain regions faced dense bamboo thickets as thick as four men’s arms. They met an elephant in a narrow path and continued after the animal reversed course. The expedition recorded vegetation observations to assess potential agricultural value and regional economic significance.
The Lewis Mercantile Co staged its 16th annual spring sale last night with New York Paris garments and a full ensemble of Betty Wales shoes. Models walked the platform in rapid rhythm as the store unveiled a new furniture department and hundreds of latest dresses on display for a short sale period. Impractical impostors posing as soldiers in the Northern Chive arm ies were arrested by the police in a separate report.
An old advertisement promises relief for stomach agony gas and indigestion with Daes Mentha Pepsin. It claims quick aid for acute attacks and long term benefit from regular use and offers a money back guarantee through local druggists.
A reader suggests flushing kidneys with clear water and Jad Salts a table spoonful in water before breakfast to cleanse kidneys. The note touts high water intake, urine flow, and Salts as safe and inexpensive, claiming relief from bladder weakness and backache.
The fragment notes that the United States issued one cent pieces annually from 1792 onward with gaps in 1515 and 1323, reflecting irregular minting history and anomalies in early coinage records.
A vintage advertisement promotes Sage Tea Dandy and Webc’s Sage and Sulphur Compound as natural looking hair darkeners. It claims quick results darken gray or faded hair, hides aging, and costs 75 cents per bottle.
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