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Newspaper
The Clayton Enterprise
Location
Clayton, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1906
Page
6
Mrs. Golding of Ayr Ontario writes that a severe eczema case on both limbs from knee to ankle improved most with Cuticura Remedies. She describes extreme pain and disfigurement but credits the remedies with soothing relief and eventual cure, hoping others find relief from skin diseases.
A Baltimore American snippet mocks Freddy’s bungled science questions and flung language. It lampoons social hypocrisy as society increasingly punishes rich moral offenses like the poor, highlighting satire over propriety.
Patients from Sterling Kentucky and Simser Grant Ontario report long standing kidney trouble improved after using Peruna and related remedies. Testimonies claim pain relief and renewed health after several months and bottles, with endorsements stressing kidney detoxification and ongoing urinary health support.
Prospectors prepare for a summer opening of 2 000 000 acres of Crow Shoshone and Flathead lands across Montana and Wyoming. About 1 000 000 acres in Crow territory and substantial tracts in Shoshone Wind River and Flathead areas will be auctioned or homesteaded for farming and grazing. Government irrigation work will reclaim nonirrigable portions, with settlers paying small sums for water rights. Shoshone lands near Lander Wyoming and Crow and Flathead reservations near Misoula and Huntley are highlighted, promising hay wheat oats and fruit acreage under white settlement. A special allotting map by S D Childs & Co. is offered for purchase at $1.00.
The passage argues lighter meals in summer than winter, noting a quart of wheat provides more nutrition than a bushel of cucumbers and two pounds of potatoes equal thirteen pounds of turnips. It favors light soups, desserts, and meals in warm weather and urges aging vegetables and fruits as they naturally mature. Beginning dinner with soup is advised to aid digestion.
A commuter with a tired mower and a weekly bag under his arm questions Harker about a rope. Harker replies it will be used as a tether. The exchange ends with a note about a new cook.
A patchy historical OCR passage mixes product pitches and stray quotes about love and medicine. It includes names like KIENAN & MARVEN and Whistow’s Soothing Lump, with dubious claims and marketing lines interwoven and little coherent news content.
A garbled dialogue excerpt shows a doctor and a lawyer debating advantage in a legal confrontation. The fragmented text mentions doctors, angels and waning power, with unclear participants and context.
Montreal Star quotes a girl asking about a favorite play. The youth with long hair replies that he likes to see and knock the ball over the left field as well as anything. The piece ends with a reflection that no man truly believes the law was made by him.
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