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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1915
Page
7
An assorted collection of clipped text passages mentions misleading ads, a German product, and a Russian field scene. It also references a local crime report with a fatal accident, court hints, and scattered notes on public notices, meals, and reflections from postwar life, all framed by a regional newspaper voice.
A damaged OCR passage describes a disturbing incident at a public event with deaths and injuries. It mentions a death of a person named Jathiet and a man found dead in a frame structure. The text references a purse of 2800 dollars and a crowd reacting, with confusion over timings and locations. The overall tone suggests a chaotic scene with hospital transport and inquiries pending.
A reader describes lifelong facial pimples and skin blotches, claiming Resinol ointment and resinol cream cured the blemishes after costly trials. The note credits a person named Mabell Ayres and notes purchases at druggists for treatment.
A fragmented tale features a young funt urist named Pees and a publisher at a curb in a Detroit setting. Dialogue suggests tensions over billing and a dramatic return of a character with a golden mane, ending with a quip about Russians and ammunition.
The garbled text appears to be an OCR capture of a local theater notice or program. It contains scattered names, places, and phrases such as theater, meet, and various names, but the readable data is insufficient to identify a coherent event, date, venue, or participants.
A Minneapolis resident, Sadie Sinclair of 418 Pine Lake Street, endured years of illness and fear of surgery. She credits Mayer's Wonderful Remedy, reporting relief after the first dose and attributing improved complexion and digestive comfort, though the account is anecdotal and unverified.
An old newspaper fragment describes prolonged women’s health issues and promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. It urges readers to write for confidential medical advice, mentioning Minneapolis Minnesota and a physician’s endorsements while presenting the product as a remedy for ongoing ailments.
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