Corns Remedy Adverts Inked in Clumsy Text
Fragments advertise a corn treatment described as painting on with a small brush. The copy mentions applying it during battle like moments and touts relief for corns and hastily spelled brand names.
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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1908
Page
9
Fragments advertise a corn treatment described as painting on with a small brush. The copy mentions applying it during battle like moments and touts relief for corns and hastily spelled brand names.
A garbled OCR text discusses campaign finance issues, donor contributions, and alleged misuses within a national disaster relief context. It mentions a Bryun figure, a 3200 to 45000 dollar fund, and large donor actions, with references to committees and subscription pressures.
The text presents fragmented remarks praising Roosevelt and urging unity behind his leadership. It references a president, a host, and calls for support of wartime goals, emphasizing loyalty and service to the nation.
A fragmented, late era text rails against Republican funding and elite influence. It accuses corporate and banking interests of shaping policy and finance, arguing workers suffer under perceived coercive political power and urging scrutiny of party leaders and legislation.
A damaged OCR passage discusses a political figure and critics with references to Secretary Root and public sentiment. The text is garbled, offering no clear events, dates, or outcomes beyond general political rhetoric.
Vague draft mentions a political committee using women’s aid and advertising. The text is fragmentary with unclear names, places, dates, or outcomes, offering only broad hints of a campaign strategy.
Fragmented OCR text shows railway labor and corporate influences shaping a key state debate. It mentions Sen corel, railroad employees, and efforts to reduce costs while addressing legislative votes and party line pressure amid public discourse.
Fragmentary notes describe a disputed Standby Night gathering. Report mentions the preventage and actions by officials, with references to a procession, chairs, and possible disruption. The readable text cites a council or committee and reactions from attendees.
A well known druggist endorses Bright's Kidney Remedy describing it as harmless and readily available from prescriptions, claiming it aids kidney bladder and liver cleansing and offers splendid results for various ailments. He urges readers to try the remedy despite lacking formal medical endorsement.
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