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Newspaper
The Progress
Location
Shreveport, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1898
Page
7
The article offers methods to remove warts for TNemore Warts with emusite and a tincture of benzein mixed with water as a mild remedy. For stronger effects it lists a mixture including muriate of ammonia and rose water, applied with a sponge while avoiding the eyes, noting the life tree of amica remains active after exposure.
A rambling collage of fashion details from summer wardrobes and accessories, from hats and dresses to parasols, gowns, and girdles. It mentions Parisian silks, satin and ribbon trims, as well as utility items like ink from New Canada plants, alongside stray notes on naval hooks, birds, and diplomatic figures such as Sir Henry Wolff and M. Cambon in the Spain peace context.
The clipped OCR reads like a garbled advertisement or warning about internal health products and dubious cures. It mentions cleansing remedies and promises relief from pimples and skin blemishes, with numeric and brandlike terms interspersed in a nonsensical sequence.
A garbled page fragment blends religious consecration prose with broad ad copy and patent medicine claims. It mentions M J Savage, American Boy, and items urging readers to quit tobacco and try tonics, alongside scattered product pitches and stray slogans.
A chaotic Memphis advertisement section lists gold prize offers for cotton tonnage and piano rewards, mixing drug company promos with patent medicines, teething syrups, nerve tonics, and tonic sales. It includes religious reflections and a medical reminder about cold cures. The jumble features Van Vieet-Mansfeld Drug Company, piano prizes, and various quack items targeting broad readers.
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