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Newspaper

Akron Register Tribune

Location

Akron, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1925

Page

6

Something to Think About by MoClure Syndicate

A reflective piece extols mental growth as a life and national progress engine. It contrasts superficial physical growth with intellectual development, urging readers to seek the light, train attention and imagination, and work hard to rise above ignorance toward public usefulness and enduring contribution.

MoClure

Cowper’s Late Life and Legacy in a Turbulent Century

The excerpt profiles poet William Cowper, noting his early schooling at Westminster, an apprenticeship to a solicitor, and his initial path toward law. It covers his later struggles with illness, recurring profanity and madness, a decline into mental breakdown, and his death in 1800, as recounted by Wauyne D. McMurray in George Matthew Agama's work.

Westminster Digelpile Iggitat Sicily Prac Wauyne D McMurray George Matthew Agama

De Pauw Origins and Welsh Name Roots Examined

A fragmented note traces the surname de Pauw and its Welsh variants Ap Lloyd Ap Lad and Mac from deacon and David roots. It references founder Pauw of a college and mentions birth in Salem Indiana in 1822, listing of family names and etymology with uncertain OCR terms.

Pau Ronya Chitirtes Deacon Dakin David McClurs

The Measure S of Love Poem Fragment 1925

A fragment of poetry from 1925 expresses a wish for a loving partner to stay near at home, to share kindness with neighbors, and to endure faithfully beyond heaven. The verse contrasts loving broadly with generosity to the unloved, while yearning for true, steady devotion.

McClure Newaomner Syndicate

Life’s currents and storms test the pilot of the heart

A cryptic verse line by Eugene Doléan, quoting a lyric about motherhood, storms, and the soul of a pilot seeking loftier goals through adversity. The fragment hints at themes of resilience, inner strength, and enduring guidance in turbulent times.

Eugene Doleon

What to Eat Evening Ham Sandwiches

A simple supper idea using cold boiled ham sliced thin and spread with a sharp mustard cayenne paste on buttered bread. Add a fried egg and milk with a pinch of salt, then dip the sandwiches for a quick savory meal.

Recipes and household tips from a 1920s cookbook page

A jumble of kitchen guidance from the McClure Newspaper Syndicate era offers step by step meals and preparations. It includes butter browning for eggs and liver, casseroles with chopped steak and rice, tomato sauce ideas, puree of pea soup, croûtons, macaroons with cornflakes and coconut, popcorn macarons, and a bean chili style dish.

Sandwich recipes and kitchen care notes from a cookery page

A collage of recipes and kitchen tips from a vintage cookbook style page. It covers Caviar Toast Sandwiches Roman Sandwiches and other fillings with mayonnaise, buttering and toasting steps. Also includes helpful hints on fruit storage, fabric care, and general kitchen housekeeping practices.

Slants on Life by J A Waldron reads a tragic tale of love and duty

A major Audray clashes with his past when Beatrice, his daughter, runs off with a plumber named John. Their elopement sparks scandal, wartime duty, and a poignant reunion at a military aviation field as Beatrice reveals her married status and seeks forgiveness.

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Mother Dont Physic Your Child To Doctor Caldwell

A 60 cent bottle of Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is promoted as a harmless laxative for constipated children. The ad claims a single dose can establish bowel movement for weeks and that cross or feverish kids will readily take it. It cites 47 years practice and urges mothers to see the effect in stores.

W.B. Caldwell Monticello Caldwell Ontd

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