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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1922
Page
3
Mrs Viola French of Danville attests the Golden Medical Discovery revived her weak nervous state and restored interest and strength after several doses. She urges others to obtain it from local druggists or write for free medical advice to Dr Pierce in Buffalo New York.
A London Tit Bits excerpt recalls two American children who mocked a quiet Sussex family. After they returned to the United States, one child teased the youngest daughter with a taunt about names. The reply warned the child to stop and to mind manners rather than mockery.
A rough OCR fragment describes Farmer Bassett sending his son to college and a discussion on training methods. It mentions an unnamed system and references to exercises and John’s Wayside Tales. The text is garbled with spacing and punctuation errors, obscuring clear detail.
A fragment discusses suspicions about a man named Bach and his prudence. The speaker questions whether Bach is prudent and hints Bach lets his wife and his aspiring sons have charge accounts at the same store, suggesting conflicts of interest.
Reporters note calm rhetoric as both parties forecast harmony during ongoing talks. Officials cite cooperative tone and mutual goals, while observers warn that substantive progress remains uncertain as schedules and deadlines loom.
Raisuli, famed Moorish chieftain, says he is too fat to fight as he navigates ongoing clashes with Spanish forces in Morocco. The tale of his 19th century raid and the Perdicaris hostage crisis is recalled with admiration for his resolve and leadership.
A repentant thief who returned to apologize after being driven off by a revolver was given $5 by Frank Davis, a tailor of Freeport Illinois. The assailant Harris chased the would be burglar away, then, about a half hour later, reappeared begging forgiveness and claiming penniessness.
Zionist leaders revive a 260 mile canal project from Shaifa to the Dead Sea via the Jordan Valley. The plan would bring Mediterranean water to the Jordan area and boost humidity, climate, vegetation, and colonization prospects. If built, Haifa could rival Port Said and Europe and America would supply materials for new industries.
Prosser Washington farmer I D Sutton, known near Biron, offers seed corn at five cents per kernel. He grew monstrous stalks with ears two to twenty four feet tall, winning first prizes with twenty five stalks. A letter from an eastern seed house prompted a sale offer, noting variable quality.
A prewar Paris baker turned front line combatant sought multiple bonuses after demobilization. He claimed bonuses were delayed due to faulty regimental accounts and pressured ministries, triggering a wider review. The tale notes officials’ mixed responses and cites unemployment figures as Italy contemplates public works programs funded by a new government pool.
A cryptic report notes Amenean dances restricted by Tolish order at the annual millitary ball. The proverbially forbidden items include a one step over the line classed as prohibited, with Warean and associated tomms only allowed in limited form.
Thousands of women suffer kidney and bladder trouble with vague symptoms. Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root is promoted as a remedy to restore kidney function, with a sample bottle offer by enclosing ten cents to Kilmer Co. The ad claims benefits for kidney liver and bladder health and lists where to buy larger bottles. The text also contains a separate joke exchange about a chauffeur and a negro, unrelated to the health ad.
An antique advertisement urges aspirin use per Bayer directions. It touts Bayer Cross as the sign of genuine aspirin prescribed for over twenty one years. The ad blends product claims with a fragment from a London Tit-Bits exchange about marriage and money.
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as foolproof for dyeing sweaters skirts coats and more with no spotting fading or running. It claims simple directions suitable for beginners and advises matching dye to fabric type while warning druggists about material content. The text also includes unrelated dialogue and slang snippets.
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