16 Jan 1919
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1919
Page
1
A garbled garble of phrases describes a cliff accident with injured bystanders and stray remarks by an enthusiastic motorist. The Sidney Bulletin and True Progress quotes appear amid disjointed lines. Dried white mulberry is listed as a principal Afghan food article.
A playful exchange mocks infallibility with a blur of clipped speech and misread phrases from a Birmingham Age-Herald excerpt. The spoofed dialogue jokes about insinuation and certainty as two debaters spar, ending with a chaotic, humorous tone.
A first person account of a Somme casualty in a Royal Army Medical Corps ward. He is told his wounds and fate, shares humor and camaraderie with fellow Tommy’s, and watches as stretcher bearers prepare for England bound convoys while awaiting Blighty.
A DyVee News item suggests women may outlive men if truth were known. The note implies attention to statistics could reveal factors affecting lifespans.
A 19th century home economy piece offers tomato based breakfast dishes and cottage cheese recipes. It describes a tomato porridge with buttered bread, a molded cottage cheese with olives, an olive enriched cheese sauce for toast, hot meat sandwiches from biscuit dough, and guidance on conserving wheat fat and sugar. A cottage cheese and peanut loaf, oat flour and wheat loaf, a cauliflower with cheese sauce, and cottage cheese dressing follow with practical, economical measurements and steps.
A woman from Mia says four years of irregularities and nervous weakness ended after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits the remedy with restoring wellness, regularity, and overall health, urging others to seek guidance from the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. for their ailments.
In France old times creches set up in churches show the Virgin and Child with Joseph and shepherds. Some add a shepherd dog for realism. Candles glow in village churches and cathedrals as families visit Sainte Vierge et la petit Jesus. Grandparents and children, in black aprons, gather to observe the scene.
A fragment from the Coulaville Courier Journal quotes a young man boasting about hunt exploits and a girl questioning his claim about Prance, with the dialogue hinting at misdirection and local intrigue.
In a brief, humorous exchange Mrs Corking asks Charley to define a “league of oations” and “freedom of the seas.” The dialogue hints at gendered talk and sailors’ legends as some women scorn men while others refrain from learning about sports.
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