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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1920
Page
6
Prospectors report a miles long lava blanket along the Inmachuk river in Kotzebue country concealing a buried gold bearing gravel. Drills fail to penetrate the lava and even a power drill could not break the layer. A sourdough miner, H L Stuff, recalls attempts last summer.
A quirky fragment notes a saying about time for everything and jokes about snow removal timing. It mentions a phrase pink tea as a scandal function and a quip about microbes avoiding tobacco and whisky.
Lawson Purdy of a charity group spoke in New York on charity to professionals. A beggar, in bitter December, asked for Christmas aid but was met with sharp wit from a farm woman who suggested he split wood and make his meal, illustrating tough charity standards.
A three story reinforced concrete and brick building 60 by 95 feet weighing 3000 tons was moved 450 feet at 50 feet per day. The work occurred while the building remained occupied for its regular uses and did not interrupt telephone light or power service. The text also notes a separate religious mention about Russians and pigeons due to dove sanctity in Scripture.
The piece argues that the shift from small owner operated plants to impersonal corporations eroded the human link between employers and workers. It claims overcapitalization and denial of collective bargaining fueled strikes, public resentment, and class hatred, urging ethical reform and worker incentives to rebuild a just economy. It cites Lloyd George’s call for fair rewards and an end to indolence.
A collection of kitchen guidance and recipes including French Sponge Cake Mock Cherry Pie and Harvard Pudding. Also contains sandwich packing tips and bread making instructions with emphasis on texture freshness and proper storage for school meals and afternoon teas.
The Lowell Offering, published 1842 to 1848, was the first magazine in America conducted solely by women in Lowell mills. Lucy Larcom was a frequent contributor, with others like Maud and Bellte referenced in fragments and a Boston Transcript aside noting their exchange.
A vintage advertisement promotes Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a pure non stimulant herbal kidney liver and bladder remedy. It claims consistent purity strength and quality in every bottle with teaspoonful doses and offers sample through mail while urging readers to mention the newspaper. The ad ends with a brief exchange about a business record and a separate line about domestic abuse.
A fragment advertises health and vitality urging caution against impure blood and sluggish circulation. It notes timely action when opportunity arises and ends with a quip about men’s diplomacy and marriage.
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