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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1922
Page
6
A garbled excerpt from the Birmingham Age Herald features disjointed lines about golf and wealth with no clear event or identifiables. The fragment hints at a dialogue or column but lacks coherent facts, names, dates, or locations to form a concrete news item.
Thousands of women suffer kidney and bladder trouble without realizing it. The ad claims kidney disease triggers other organ problems, with back pain and headaches as possible signs. It promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a physician's prescription available at drug stores, offering a sample for ten cents by mail.
A reflective note from the Boston Transcript on life’s fluctuations and the value of a savvy individual who turns downs into a stepping stone toward goals, illustrating resilience and practical optimism.
A fashion feature outlines spring millinery: capes and cape wraps with widening hat brims dominate looks, while skirts grow longer. It highlights tailored capes, a long tweed cape, a white brimmed bat with silk crown, a black taffeta wrapped hat, and a straw shawl with lacey brim, all signaling a season of bold headwear.
A diary style recipe collection describes cheese muffins made with sugar, butter, milk, yeast, egg and flour, baked in muffin tins with grated cheese. It also gives cheese biscuits, a cheese salad, whipped cream with grated cheese, potato salad with cucumbers almonds and olive oil, endive soup with butter onions and cream, and corn and potato salad with corn and dressing. A closing quote from John Dyer ends the fragment.
A compact guide to making hot breads from a simple foundation dough with squid or a similar base, sugar, salt, butter, and yeast. Instructions cover timing for rising, shaping into rolls, increasing tenderness, and adding eggs for more value. Includes Kromasks and Clover Leaf Rolls with butter, cinnamon sugar, and optional fruit flavorings.
An old newspaper ad touts a $5,000 reward for saving a life and promotes a Baltimore See-Thru Corporation windshield treatment claiming three years of clarity. It guarantees satisfaction with a money-back offer and suggests sending for the product today. Also included is a hiccup remedy from a physician asserting vinegar and sugar as a cure with multiple historical claims.
An Indiana boy from Fortville sat with Governor McCray on an interurban trip to the Pendleton reformatory site. The governor then asked the boy to swap seats. The boy later told his father he had spoken with the governor, recalling the moment with pride. A Detroit News blurb notes gypsies in Cadillac Square where a harsh domestic dispute ends with a lash of anger as the couple leaves.
Reni faces an uncomfortable journey as health tests reveal illness but end with a hopeful recovery. The tale centers on perseverance through a trying period and a determined comeback.
A Berlin weekly quotes humor and aphorisms on politics and spending. The quips touch on Bolshevists colored red or blue and the idea that others are entitled to something, urging careful spending as a form of prudent speech.
An agent uses a churchclerk as a reference for an actor seeking a job. The minister replies his acquaintance is slight. The agent insists the man visits the church and even says he marries people. The exchange ends with unclear, jokey lines about a card game.
A Baltimore anecdote describes a woman on Fourteenth Street watching a baby carriage balloon explode as bystander guilt falls on a man who merely witnessed the event. The tale adds a sly note about honeymoon life and household chores.
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