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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1913
Page
9
Calumet markets itself as the true economy in baking, claiming savings come from fewer failures rather than just cheaper ingredients. The ad asserts Calumet prevents failures, yields tastier results, and remains pure, wholesome, and uniform in quality, touting two world purity awards as proof.
A saga from Puck narrates Servent A near rich possession of eleven million dollars. He declares he will pay only enough for a car to preserve the remainder for prudent investment in funds to cover the cost of keeping the car. His stance brings a curious look at financial solvency and personal economy.
A terse reflection notes that appeal does not always trump other draws in social attention. The line suggests perception and bias influence which individuals receive notice beyond conventional beauty.
The article argues spring clipping is modern practice among optimal horse owners and farmers. Clipping removes winter coats to suit warm days, helps horses dry faster, resist colds, improve appetite, and ease morning readiness for work. It cites ball bearing clipping machines cutting horse work to half an hour and notes cows are clipped multiple times yearly to ease milking and cleanliness.
In a southern school a pupil misreads a history line about Queen Elizabeth. The teacher asks if Elizabeth ever married. Thomas cites the book, reading that she was married to her realm, provoking amusement as he admits he does not know the gentleman but insists the text says she married him.
A young man enters the president's office and, after dropping his hat, handkerchief, and umbrella, reveals he has come for both his daughter’s hand and a salary raise. The boss urges him to speak up, and the man explains with a stammer that the visit is for both causes.
Interested observer notices poet Mr Rhymer deep in thought while imagining his daily errands. The aside reveals his tasks to order sugar from the grocer buy meat and pay for bread and soothe the baby helping Mary with chores.
A government inspector conducts an oral exam for marine engineers. When asked what he would do if his gauge cocks showed water in the boiler, the candidate replies instantly that he would jump overboard.
A Western city chief bookkeeper credits Postum with curing stomach troubles and eliminating coffee and tea dependence. He says nervousness and the blues disappeared after switching to Postum, recommending it for long hours of mental work. The ad cites a Battle Creek company and promises more letters in time.
The Iowa state board of education won a compromise shaping control of school departments. The amended Klay bill allows seven board members to approve changes while preserving 1912 structures, shifting leverage to Governor Clarke as four new appointees come. The measure, supported by Senate deliberation, faces timing and political dynamics ahead.
A Detroit woman at 206 Kanter Ave describes severe eczema turning scaly red on scalp face hands and feet. She credits Cuticura Soap and Ointment with full recovery after following directions and requests free samples and the 32 page Skin Book.
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