16 Oct 1919
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1919
Page
1
Mrs Lynch shares her relief from backache headaches and nervousness after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports improved health gained weight and urges other women with similar symptoms to seek the remedy and advice from Lydia Pinkham Company Lyne Mass.
An old advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as a fast remedy for colds and grippe. It claims two hour dosing, three doses to break up symptoms, and relief from nasal congestion headaches feverishness sneezing and stiffness. The ad notes no quinine, pleasant taste, and low cost.
A brief note states Bayer is the genuine aspirin brand associated with cold relief, emphasizing that the Bayer name appears on authentic aspirin products.
In a tunnel at Golden River Jacqueline is pursued by Leroux and Duchaine while Paul Hewlett fights to protect her. Duchaine is captured, Jacqueline is wounded by a shot, and Hewlett barricades with earth bags. Leroux and Raoul press the escape, and a mysterious Pierre Caribou hints at a final confrontation as the tale continues.
The article notes how modern farmers near Hammond Louisiana receive daily market news on strawberries via wires from the U S Department of Agriculture in Italian and English. It cites government figures that New York City houses over one million residents who do not speak English.
The article extols aerial photography as the greatest detective system of war, describing how cameras at high altitude captured footprints and movements to expose German troop dispositions. It highlights dramatic cases where a single photograph altered French offensives and exposed enemy intentions, shaping Allied strategy.
A discussion of how different cultures mark the start of a day. Romans start at midnight, Athens and Hebrews at sunset, with biblical and Scotch traditions noting the Sabbath beginning at eventide. The essay reflects on sunrise versus sunset beginnings and the Sabbath connection in Burns and Presbyterian practice.
A French patent describes a method resembling fur plush or velvet making. It starts with animal fur or plant fibers frozen in ice, sawed into slabs, then surface melted on one side to free hairs. Glue is applied, a flexible backing sheet is laid, hairs adhere, and ice is melted away, leaving hairs attached to the support. Rubber acts as a good glue base.
Dialogue fragment shows Artie and Gertie in a comical footstep moment with misread cues. No clear event, date, or organization. Read as light local humor.
An advertisement touts Danderine hair product promising long thick lustrous hair. It claims to restore color vigor and vitality, urging readers to buy an 85 cent bottle to combat lifeless thinning and shedding. The note also references India reviving shipbuilding using timber from forests.
An advertisement describes sick headaches biliousness and coated tongues as caused by torpid fermenting food in the bowels and poisoned matter reabsorbed into the blood. It promotes Cascarets to cleanse the stomach remove undigested food and fats from the liver and bowels and promises relief by morning while you sleep.
A brief wry exchange presents a farmer's sly view on wisdom through the mouth of a nineteen year old. The line hints at youthful overconfidence and common sense shaped by rural life, framed in a succinct, old-fashioned quip.
The snippet captures a witty pairing where one speaker asks if the other always yields to his wife. He answers yes and adds that he yields to his wife as well, reflecting a humorous mutual concession dynamic.
A French scientist reports an organic phosphate remedy for weak nerves sleeplessness and fatigue. The product Bitro-Phosphate, claimed to convert into brain and nerve cell elements, allegedly boosts strength energy and vigor within two weeks. Dr Frederick Kolte endorses its hospital and medical use in the United States.
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