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Newspaper
The Jansen News
Location
Jansen, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1920
Page
7
Lillian Tharp of Carrollton Kentucky describes severe weakness and inability to walk or work. After twelve bottles of the Pinkham remedy her energy returns and she discounts further illness. She endorses the treatment and recommends others contact Pinkham Medicine Co for guidance.
A brief item notes a critic’s persistent voice and measured critique, reflecting on poetic reasoning and enduring consistency in evaluating contemporary verse. The piece emphasizes steady standards and analytical rigor in literary appraisal.
An advertisement claims deafness cannot be cured by ear applications and cites catarrh as the cause. It asserts a mucous-tube inflammation can trap sounds, promises a constitutional remedy, and offers a hundred dollar reward for persistent catarrhal deafness, from Cheney & Co. of Toledo Ohio.
The readable lines mention experts facing something unclear and a reference to division. No names, dates, or locations are discernible. Content is too damaged to determine a definite event or attribution.
An advertisement touts Cuticura Soap for cleansing pores and achieving clear healthy skin. It stresses the perfume and the fashionable effect of a refined complexion.
Fragmentary text quotes a lyric line and a person named Hye Way He. no clear event, date, or full context available to form a standard news card. The readable portion centers on a proverb style claim about ignorance and happiness attributed to an individual.
A vintage ad touts Allen's Foot-Ease as a remedy for corns bunions and tired feet. It promises instant relief from pain and itching and claims the product is sold nationwide with medical endorsement.
Washington hears that Chihuahua City fell to revolutionists and President Carranza may flee. U S agents along the border watch for his appearance and possible asylum in the United States. Carranza’s exit routes include Vera Cruz or a port arrival. Officials weigh U S response if he seeks asylum.
Los Angeles officials seek Nina Lee Delaney's body after Charles N. Harvey admits killing at least four wives. He says he buried Nina in Berego Valley after beating her with a hammer during a camping trip and claims Betty Prior died similarly. He also says Bertha Goodnick and Alice Ludvingson drowned after falling from boats. Deputy DA says Harvey will plead guilty to first degree murder and seek life imprisonment.
Sugar scarcity pushes hotels and restaurants to remove bowls and offer packets or lumps with coffee. Prices soar to 30 cents or more while buyers face tiny limits. Large dealers claim contracts at 18 cents but fear them being worthless. Victims urge government control and a price under 20 cents.
National Wheat Growers association voted to join a union to eliminate the middleman. Seven farmers were appointed to outline the organization including John Havenkost of the cooperatives flour and milling associations.
Sugar from Nogales Sonora Mexico will be released for sale in the United States after the revolution. Three hundred car loads refined in Sonora were shipped under bond but returned to Mexico by order of President Carranza and are now being allowed to reenter the United States.
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