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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1950
Page
12
The article argues rug choice hinges on size, color, and design. It advises carrying exact room dimensions when shopping, balancing pattern and tone, and considering wall to wall carpet for space perception. It notes wool colors grey down with use and favors textured or solid rugs based on walls and upholstery.
A judge rules a man cannot claim theft of his own watch taken from a jeweler under temporary possession. A wife wins separation when husband pursues religious freedom but shirks duties. A mother’s advice in marriage is portrayed as permitted but not binding, with the court upholding parental counsel. Rug care guidance follows, detailing quality cues, placement, padding, and daily maintenance.
A ranch visit anecdote shows a man mournful for his mother and a daughter’s long effort to keep in touch. Gwen buys 52 penny post cards to send weekly updates from her busy life, gifting her mother a priceless record of love. The piece argues motherhood requires constant, small reminders of affection amid daily duties.
Religious education column argues God’s love is unconditional not earned by good deeds. Hosea’s message and Calvary show love without an IF, extending to unlovable people. The piece contrasts capricious gods with Christian doctrine that God loves freely and costly sacrifice underpins grace.
Boston reports across the United States show terramycin, a relative of streptomycin, curing 19 diseases in 300 patients. Dr Chester S Keefer presented the data to the American College of Physicians, noting terramycin's broad action against Gram negative and Gram positive bacteria and even some viruses. It treated primary atypical pneumonia and relapsing fever brucellosis, often when penicillin failed, though final results on all 19 remain possible.
Angela refuses Tom's suit and returns presents. she rejects a future with him. Tom accepts but jokes about reclaiming gifts like cigars for her father and dimes for her brother, highlighting lingering tensions.
Mrs. Belle Wallace of Atlanta credits HADACOL with rapid relief from nervousness bloating and poor sleep due to B vitamin and iron deficiency. At 74 she claims improvement after seven bottles and offers to reimburse skeptical friends if it fails. Sold with money back guarantee.
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