24 Nov 1927
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1927
Page
1
Advert shows Fletcher's Castoria as pure vegetable remedy to ease colic constipation and diarrhea in infants. Claims gentle influence on the system and encourages early use at first signs of distress. Contains a care and feeding booklet valued highly by parents and doctors alike.
In a palace setting near Meknes, Meade’s tale follows Rosemary as she debates alliance and romance with the enigmatic Gaston de Vries amid political tension. The Frenchman schemes against Abd el Krim’s rising power while Rosemary’s aunt Lady Tregarthen presses for marriage prospects, testing loyalties and motives in a desert campaign.
A distraught father in bed refuses his child a kiss due to a sore throat. The girl hesitates then waives the kiss, accepts a wave instead, and moments later climbs a chair to reach a mantelpiece while the distressed parent commands her to step down to avoid injury.
The article notes that modern European oxadans literature began with Bible translations. It also states that half of Pennsylvania Railroad’s $500 million stock is held by women, highlighting rising female investment.
Des Moines area reports 28 smallpox cases as schools reopen and residents take precautions. Iowa and county authorities approve a $1,000,000 road program in Jackson County. Mount Ayr hosts courthouse events and a corn show with Governor Hammill to speak. Other notes include bank tax totals, a Rock Valley turtle theft, a Whittum home fire, and local plans for corn cob use in industry.
A large wallboard plant to be built at Dubuque will cost about 200000 dollars for machinery and start with capacity to produce 100000 feet daily. The Matawodd Products Co will front Camp Street and extend 450 feet along Salina Street, with eventual capacity to double. Hugo Brennan leads the project. corn stalk supply will be arranged with Frank Kerrigan and the county farm bureau. The building and start of operations are slated for February.
An aged physician’s long standing remedy, Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, is praised as a gentle, effective laxative cure for constipation and related ailments. The ad stresses mild herbal ingredients like senna and pepsin, arguing against drastic purges and urging safety for children, inviting readers to request a prepaid sample.
The Bureau of Mines states the current largest gas field is at Monroe Georgia. Previously the largest fields were in Cincinnati Ohio and the South. A possible alternative to Monroe is the Amarilla field in Texas.
A reader from White Cloud testifies that Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription saved her life during a critical life period after taking five bottles. Taleo reports relief from stomach trouble and nervousness after three bottles of Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets. The letter praises the medicines and urges others to try them, noting they are available from all druggists.
Henry Laird, in Monessen jail for disorderly conduct, slipped out after unlocking a barn lock and attended a motion picture. Police tracked him as he wandered the city before returning to his cell and resuming sleep until the sergeant ordered him back.
Brief humorous line from a Boston Transcript excerpt remarks on marriage and social wit. A disputatious exchange features a widow and a butler with playful banter about fidelity and suitors in a period voice.
A damaged ad claims Cole's Carbolsalve stops pain from burns quickly and prevents scarring. It lists drugstore sizes of 8c and 60c and credits J. W. Cole Co in Rockford Illinois.
A man wrestling with mental temptations admits feelings of humiliation and longing for home. The university figure appears to exert strict self discipline as part of a personal chastening, highlighting internal conflict and desire for stability.
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