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Newspaper
Weston Leader
Location
Weston, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1916
Page
4
A sweeping Portland parade drew an estimated 15,000 to 20,000 participants and spanned over an hour as the march highlighted a world on fire and the nation’s fireproofing ambitions. Officials and observers noted the display underscored America’s urgency amid looming dangers and political tensions.
A fragment praising relief from digestive distress begins with references to stomach pains heartburn cramps and biliousness suggesting a remedy or method to restore appetite and ease discomfort before urging a trial. The text is obscure and stylistically antiquated.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters leads with a quirky ad voice on corsets and antiquity. The fragment cites Terence and a Boston Transcript note about a traveller knocked down in an automobilious incident, reflecting era tone and mixed health and humor content.
A woman recounts suffering from female weakness that left her unable to work, forcing her to hire help. She describes poor health in Kentucky and pa ham’s vegetable tonic as part of her recovery, claiming she now feels as well as she ever did.
German high sea fleet emerged from Kiel Canal into the North Sea and clashed with British forces off Jutland. Britain lost battle cruisers Queen Mary and Indefatigable, cruisers Defence Black Prince Warrior, and eight torpedo boats. German losses reportedly 16,172 tons. Zeppelins and Danish reports surface as sea action draws international interest.
Northwest market notes show wheat and livestock prices with mixed signals. Idaho crops suffer from a cold May wave. strawberries and cantaloupes move at modest rates. copper mine reopens in Baker. Oregon receipts boost strawberry sales. moisture in Kansas and Oklahoma lowers wheat values.
A collage of comic scraps and domestic notices pulled from various papers. It mentions pork origins, pie, bits about Washington and Congress, and humorous quips from the Washington Star, Courier-Journal, Puck, and Louisville papers. It includes references to Hanford’s Hetyam, pitch cameron, and a landlord among other fragmentary items.
Anuric is promoted as a powerful remedy for uric acid buildup and backache. The ad claims kidneys must be flushed to prevent congestion causing pain, fatigue, and nervousness. It urges readers to ask druggists for Shinder of Baftilo New York and to try a one dollar trial of Anuric Tablets.
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