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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1922
Page
6
A lighthearted exchange about long marriages turns into a joke about labels like golden and diamond weddings. A child quips radium wedding after hearing about extended vows, prompting a patient mother to end the moment softly.
An old advertisement touts California Fig Syrup as a cure for colic and constipation in children, promising a quick cleansing of bowels and a playful, well child. A juvenile exchange follows with a mother and son banter about tears and manhood.
An old advertisement extols Cuticura Talcum as part of a cosmetic trio with soap and ointment. It claims the powder suits face skin baby and dusting, and suggests reliance on the product as a virtue amid subtle dissent and modesty.
A reminiscence promoting Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for women. The speaker cites personal use in a rundown nervous condition and urges others to obtain the medicine in tablet or liquid form. Includes an invitation to write the doctor for free medical advice.
United States Department of Agriculture reports a nationwide effort against bovine tuberculosis. Through state and federal testing, thousands of herds have proven TB free, with Hillsdale County Michigan highlighted for a rapid, comprehensive cleanup showing 24 percent disease among 16 778 cattle in 3 330 herds. More counties across New York and other states are joining the eradication drive.
The U S Department of Agriculture warns farmers to cremate or bury livestock carcasses dying from unknown causes deep in quicklime to prevent disease spread. It describes a funeral pyre using an old wheel for hogs and recommends deep graves for larger animals, with thorough burning and quicklime covering.
Governor Scott C. Bone in his first solid report urges centralizing Alaska’s administration in Juneau while keeping Washington oversight. He stresses liberalizing laws, a colonization plan with rail operations, better transportation and fair freight rates, promoting private enterprise under regulation to develop vast agricultural interior lands.
A newspaper advertisement extols Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a universal kidney liver and bladder remedy. It cites testimonials from a druggist and thousands of users claiming cures, notes sampling by parcels post, and offers bottles for sale through Dr Kilmer & Co. in Binghamton New York.
A clipped fragment presents dialogue with dialect and question marks. It appears as an isolated transcript piece with unclear setting or participants. The readable portion hints at confusion or rebuke but lacks full context or identifiable names, dates, or places.
The 1921 Nobel Peace Prize is shared by Sweden’s premier Hjalmar Branting and Norway’s Christian Lange. Anatole France receives Literature and Walther Nernst earns Chemistry. Branting, a key disarmament figure, heads the League council commission. Lange, born 1869, is a history professor and Interparliamentary Union secretary.
Prince Tokugawa of Japan speaks at a Church of the Covenant service in Washington praising international cooperation and the infusion of American dualism into world affairs. He says militarism is a dusted item and Japan seeks peace without sacrificing national safety, urging understanding of Japan’s foreign history.
The U S Department of Agriculture advises watering dairy cows two to three times daily during winter stabling. Water should be 15 to 20 degrees above freezing and kept at near the same temperature each day. Warm water by tank heater steam or hot water from a boiler when tanks sit idle.
The garbled text presents a young man speaking to a girl about paying for things and the meaning of life. It hints at generic phrases about use and value, with scattered names and incomplete sentences suggesting a damaged OCR from a historical page.
The article questions Judge Ciatre Edwards of Waukegan amid a major gubernatorial case. It examines whether he is a political jurist or a plainspoken rural figure, noting Edwards’s brief Chicago tenure and focus on criminal procedure. Attorney Charles C. LeForge, counsel for Governor Suijil, has gained familiarity with the court.
The article discusses roup as a ventilation issue in poultry care, noting that well-ventilated housing reduces roup and that front openings should use chicken wire rather than muslin curtains year round, with a practical observation from Vickers at Quhip State University.
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