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Newspaper
The Jansen News
Location
Jansen, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1919
Page
3
A described medicine Brinkham's Vegetable Compound is touted as a powerful remedy for women’s health. It claims to blend herbs with careful preparation to treat various female ailments and enhance overall wellbeing, produced for precautionary use in standard bottles.
A massive log raft built in Haparanda Sweden spans 551 feet long and 16 feet wide with a 10 foot waterline. It took six months to construct and is held by steel cable lashing. The seven man crew aims to transport a large cargo across to Denmark, carrying as much wood as four ers.
A distressed speaker urges police to obtain a confession from the accused, insisting the evidence against him is overwhelming and claiming lack of opportunity to secure defense. The quotation reflects a plea for truth and accountability in a criminal case.
An American soldier writes from a shell damaged town to a friend, noting censorship forbids naming the town to prevent recognition. He observes even locals who lived there would not recognize the place, reflecting on restricted speech during wartime.
Foot bath ease reduces friction and refreshes feet to prevent tired aching and blistering. Claims to increase efficiency and comfort for wearers. Marketed as a universal remedy with women noted as constant users and sold by dealers everywhere.
One Proof notes the claim that nature shows necessity of system, joking that she has made a shining success with her solar system. The remark blends wit about cosmic order with a light poke at organized thinking.
An advertisement extols Freezone as a miracle corn remedy. It asserts that applying a small amount to a corn ends the pain instantly and allows removal by fingers. The copy credits the product to a Cincinnati genius and notes it costs only a few cents.
The Ainu people of Japan's Yeddo island adorn their upper and lower lips with a soot mustache starting in childhood. The practice, tied to marriage prospects, uses birch bark soot and ash bark liquor for fixation. Descriptions note their refined figures, brown eyes, black hair, olive complexion, and bark fiber clothing.
Q and A style dialogue shows a shocked aunt and a pouty niece debating a kiss on brief acquaintance. The aunt blames the niece for the encounter while the niece defends the man’s convincing talk from a Boston Transcript excerpt.
A witty note on potatoes noting they resist susceptibility yet always yield to the masher. The quip plays on punning about potatoes and cooking results.
The record notes President urges a thorough investigation of the leak. A Senate vote of 47 to 2 orders the document into the record.
President Wilson urges Senator Hitchcock to press a full investigation into possession and unauthorized communication of the treaty text. He says it is improper to share the negotiated document and that all great powers should act in fidelity, expecting a thorough probe.
The senate foreign relations committee opened a probe into how copies of the peace treaty were found in New York. Prominent financiers J. P. Morgan H. P. Davison Thomas F. Lamont Jacob Schiff Frank A. Vanderlip are subpoenaed. Senator Lodge testifies but with immunity declines to name holders. Acting Secretary Polk says copies came from Paris mission and were secured in the state department vault.
Bessemer Police Chief James Finnerty said seven bombs were made in a local shanty and sent by suitcases to anarchists. He identified Louis Lardue of Elgin, Illinois, as the anarchist killed in the Palmer home explosion in Washington.
The commission orders investigation into proposed tariffs and regulations on all classes of perishable freight at the request of the director general of railroads. Hearings are planned in Los Angeles July 1, Portland July 16, and Denver July 28 with producers and shippers present.
The document notes June 1 figures for winter wheat with an estimated 949 thousand acres and 133.8 percent of normal, alongside a 100.8 percent normal reading for overall acreage. Pre condition data refers to last year’s figures and compares winter wheat to the prior season.
The item argues that a clear goal plus a powerful motivation are essential to achieve adequate performance. It emphasizes structure and incentives as key factors shaping effort and outcomes.
An advertisement touts Haarlem Oil Capsules as a pure laboratory product for kidney relief. It markets the capsules as safe and effective against nerve and bodily complaints, urging readers to trust the Haarlem name for relief and wellness.
George H. Corsan summarizes lessons from 20 years teaching swimming. He says swimming can slim or fatten depending on effort, women tolerate colder water better, and breath control makes drownproofing possible. He debunks the third time death myth and cites a Missouri man saved by a top immersion lesson.
The article discusses whether an operative measure would force banks to reveal valuables in their possession. It mentions Coutts bank vaults claimed to hold Madame du Barry’s jewels and other émigrés’ treasures believed safeguarded in England during the Terror era.
In a discussion on divorce, a banker reveals a brutal material view of marriage saying he fears separation from his wife but only as a loss of money, highlighting the money centered motive behind union.
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