15 Mar 1928
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1928
Page
1
Flymouth Wisconsin woman credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with renewed energy for housework and gardening duties. She shares her recovery after severe fatigue and encourages others to try the remedy, noting she is willing to answer letters.
An ornate sales pitch touts Castoria as harmless for babies explaining it eases fretfulness fever and digestive issues without the taste of castor oil. It praises physicians recommending genuine Fletcher's Castoria and notes a comparative care book as valuable.
Remington Ketlings of the Carnegie Institute argues whales evolved from land ancestors as they moved to the sea. He notes anatomical changes, such as modified forelimbs, blubber layers, and developed tail flukes, enabling propulsion and deep diving, while sensory and feeding traits adapted to aquatic life.
A Belgrade claim by Asim Huajdarovitch, a Bosnian Muslim with no formal education, asserts a perpetual motion machine. He describes a device with interconnected wheels intended to generate motive force, though he offers few verifiable details and admits ignorance of physics.
A fragment discusses fins changing on old structure foundations to respond to wiser sounds rather than air carried calls. It notes external ears with whales nearly disappeared in the past and suggests varying species progress toward wild decline, implying uneven evolutionary advancement.
A new mixed color skyscraper to rise at the northwest corner of State and Lin streets features multicolored exteriors with blue, salmon, copper and brick tones planned for successive bands. The design omits exterior signage to preserve visual appeal, as per the building owners.
A white deer, first seen among 4,000 at Palisade park, wandered into an elk corral. Guards captured the animal as astonishment spread among visitors. Parks chief engineer A Welch proposed placing the deer at a nearby mount or zoo for display.
Washington bulletin notes the epic journeys of shore birds and other species, with Arctic nesting sites to southern wintering grounds. It highlights a champion globe trotter, the sandpiper or similar species, migrating from Antarctica to New England via the Atlantic in spring, then nesting in the northeast. Journeys span months from March to October, with young birds contributing to southbound movements.
A fragmentary report notes a remarkable geyser field at Cathedral Valley near Seward, Alaska. Towering cone like vents rise from the foot of each spire and eject mineral rich water, with note of stalagmite and cone formations.
Public hearing notes say loan sharks prosper in Albany with reported profits and wildlife concerns surrounding fauna in the state. Officials emphasize enforcement and regulatory action to curb illegal lending and protect residents.
In a Moor setting Rosemary and Zarifa scheme to uncover Westwyn's secret while Ahmed struggles with scarce food and formal hospitality. The roguish tension rises as Rosemary seeks to force a confession, and Westwyn resists, his gaze burning with unresolved purpose amid shifting loyalties and war’s reach.
In a charged room Rosemary resists Westwyn as he claims control over their future. She hints at another man's presence, refuses surrender, and presses to know what is happening. He asserts power, taunts her, and warns the door to escape as she faces an irreversible choice. Ohio State Journal.
A London Tit-Bits note argues that mental states shape physical health, claiming worry and negative thoughts cause indigestion neuralgia and other ailments. It urges maintaining a "good" mind to prevent disease, warning that internal poison in thoughts translates to bodily suffering and shortened life.
The note explains the Hebrew root Beracah meaning blessing. It cites TV Chronicles 22 20 and I Chronicles 12 5 as occurrences of the term in biblical texts.
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