12 Oct 1922
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1922
Page
1
The ad proclaims Diamond Dyes let any woman dye or tint worn garments and draperies at home. It guarantees no spotting, fading, streaking, or running if directions are followed and fabric type is specified. Includes instruction to tell a druggist the fabric composition.
A vintage advertisement touts Tantac as an end to indigestion and related stomach troubles. It cites a testimonial from Joseph Heckell of South Bend Indiana describing rapid relief, restored appetite, and improved energy after using Tantac, claiming broader health benefits and urging readers to buy at local druggists.
Alan and Burr battle blizzard seas aboard Number 25 as a ghostly ship looms ahead. The ferry rams the steamer, Burr collapses, and the crew struggles to control flooding while Alan links the event to Benjamin Corvet and a hidden past. A gale, shifting ice, and a frantic car deck threaten further disaster.
On a sinking ferry the crew fights to jettison dangerous heavy loads as cars tilt and crash. Alan Conrad, trapped with Benjamin Corvet under wreckage, learns Corvet’s true identity and a fateful past as the priest pleads for absolution amid the chaos.
Gide Dudley, author of Bolivar Brown, notes life for a boy is one nickname after another. He jokes that only a mother with anger uses a boy’s proper name, and gives examples like Pug Jones becoming William Henry Harrison Jones when caught stealing.
A brief wartime style exhortation urges readers to dig for vitamines in bread rations to boost vigor. It links nourishment with morale and communal effort, inviting participation to improve both health and spirit.
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