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Newspaper
Wakefield Advocate
Location
Wakefield, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1917
Page
13
Fragmentary text suggests a delay affecting Sour aug Wart, unclear details, no names or concrete places provided.
Descriptive piece depicts Oran crowded with French soldiers in varied dress including Arabs in flowing robes. It notes the city’s military presence, civilian life, and contrasts with fronts in France, mentioning the boulevard, cafes, ships, and a diverse mix of colonial troops and locals.
The article notes uncertainty about when signboard tests began in Japan while suggesting pictures and ideographs preceded pure sound writing. It cites Nakayama and Coligny in the Cincinnati Enquirer, claims Japanese writing favors the eye over ear, and mentions a 14th century emperor era with government door plates as potential early name and occupation signs.
A chaotic transcript shows Chief Wax in a bureau of disturbances seeking reports of horses fallen on city streets during raucous times. A crowd gathers as a horse lies down at Cand Wing streets, with headlines hinting at a staged debut and a press agent involved, reflecting a cluttered, improbable urban scene from the Detroit Press era.
Intense ad text urges readers to buy a corn removal cream for quick relief from a painful callus. It boasts ease of use and inexpensive price, suggesting a small bottle from drugstores or wholesalers. The copy appeals to readers suffering tender feet and claims rapid loosening of hardened corn with topical treatment.
Advert shows testimonials from Mrs Mancaner Quinn and Mrs Flonawom Iskiia praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from Change of Life symptoms. Letter-writing offer for free advice from L F Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn Mass. Includes pasted reader comments and mentions of Sanative Wash.
Fragmented OCR text reports customers praising a kidney medicine sold by a druggist. The garbled lines mention a physician hinted remedy and a product named Seamp-Koot with claims of efficacy. Context suggests an old-time drugstore testimonial, but details and names are unclear due to corrupted source text.
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