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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1922
Page
6
Wm A McGraw of Tampa credits Tanlac for years of good health and quick recovery when feeling rundown He says he avoided laxatives and keeps Tanlac on hand to stay “in the pink” after trying it four years ago Also mentions humorous mishearings and hymn references in a separate anecdote.
Lord Rosebery laments Thackeray as a grand yet flawed genius whose imagination and humor sometimes obscure truth. He weighs humanity in a somber balance yet holds out hope, noting Thackeray bequeaths enduring literary treasures that may survive all others.
Public opinion, being human, can misjudge events while every bank teller carries intriguing details. The note highlights human bias and the everyday knowledge held by bank staff.
Genoa delegates anticipate new negotiations with Russia to run through The Hague in June, forming a commission to handle economic and financial issues while a Russian truce spans eight months. The United States signals nonparticipation unless Russia honors international obligations, and Britain presses for more decisive actions as Japan considers a nonaggression pact in the Far East.
A brief item notes a sequence involving Q-80 devices and the phrase easy to use before bik YWoo cotton occurring in proximity. No further context or outcomes are provided in the readable text.
A row over a disputed apple turns into playful insults about varieties Cox's Orange Pippin and Beauty of Kent. A science blurb from Popular Mechanics notes Venus has no oxygen in its outer atmosphere, and Indianapolis News tells of Grace's story about golden guineas hatched by Silas.
A historic sketch of Hanging Cloud, a Chippewa warrior from northern Wisconsin about 76 years ago. She earned three eagle plumes by slaying enemies, aided by her father, then killed foes after seizing his rifle during a Sioux ambush. She refused tribal marriage, marrying a white man near Rice Lake, while locals remark on cheaper hens.
A reflective fragment contrasts conscience with ruin, noting that injustice brings discomfort to the guilty and the innocent. It imagines a just man living in peace with conscience, and likens love to seasickness in its untold ache. The rising youth and a cake of yeast appear as light, symbolic images.
A quip on clever evasion and stubborn self-importance. The text notes that criminals evade detectives by sharing a room with them and mocks those who overvalue their own troubles, ending with a reflection on wisdom in not taking trouble seriously.
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