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Newspaper
The Spanish American
Location
Roy, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1920
Page
7
An advertisement touts Freezone as a painless fix for corns and calluses with instant relief and easy removal. It claims a tiny bottle costs only a few cents and will rid feet of hard or soft corns and between toe corn without pain, also citing a Cincinnati origin.
Details of a Fairbanks Alaska fox farm describe 10 acre pens with steel wire fencing, pen dimensions, and a cat adapted litter of fox kits. It notes feeding with salmon and meat, annual costs, and the need for two workers to raise about 200 animals.
Public health notice urges readers to keep blood purified to fend off disease and promotes S. S. 8 vegetable blood medicine. Advertises free medical advice from the Medical Director at 109 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta Georgia.
A humorous tale describes Elsie plotting to test her fiancé Fred through a scheme with Maude. The misadventure reveals the couple’s flirtation and a friend’s evasive answer amid a broader note on experimental belated mail delivery by air, using a flying boat to snatch mail from a moving ship at sea.
An article describes an electric comb device used in France as a substitute for scissors. A platinum wire along one edge heats and severs hairs instantly as the comb passes through the hair, creating even length ends and sealing them like annealing.
In 1939 Quebec yielded over 12 million pounds of sugar and about 1.5 million gallons of maple syrup with an estimated value of 6.8 million dollars. Sap flow remains high, eight years earlier production was far lower by roughly 2 million pounds of sugar and 400 thousand gallons of syrup.
The growing port of Cristobal adds an expensive new office building for shipping firms. It marks the fourth office built in Cristobal by British lines, joining existing premises of American French and Italian lines.
The Albany Journal outlines four main societal groups by activity: car makers and sellers, car buyers and users, film producers, and moviegoers who pay to see screenings. The piece stresses distinct economic roles and interdependence among groups.
The Ridgefield narrative recalls Bil Cumming's 1917 departure and a Sunday memory of the Ridgefield battle site. It describes the monument set in an old stone fence, the 1777 fighting under Arnold and Tryon, the Keeler tavern saved by wind, and notable visitors like Washington, Lafayette, Rochambeau, Wolcott, and Jerome Bonaparte.
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