09 Sep 1926
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1926
Page
1
A Newritis News brief reports Bayer aspirin as safe for toothache treatment. The Enger package contains proven directions and handy boxes of twelve tablets. druggists also offer bottles of 24 and 100 at low prices.
A Dutch physician, Van Leersum, tested six year old canned food including hash with potatoes and onions. He concluded the food was suitable for human consumption. He emphasized removing all air in sealing to prevent corrosion from oxygen.
A provocative label from the Atlanta Constitution targets a disturbing trend of automatic development stripping trees and landscaping. The piece critiques urban auto-creationists who clear vegetation and litter farmland and ornamental lawns, urging attention to ecological and community impacts.
Baree the wolf dog hybrid meets Pugaguchisay the young owl in a harsh encounter. They tumble into a swollen creek and Baree is battered and nearly drowned. He loses his sense of direction, wanders hungry, and endures days of fear before meeting wild creatures and a thunderstorm. He then enters trapping grounds where Nepeese wounds him with a rifle but Baree escapes.
Baree battles a wolf to prove himself then travels toward Beaver-tooth’s domain. He discovers a beaver pond and a baby beaver named Onisk, longs for playmate companionship, approaches, but a sudden warning sends the beavers fleeing, leaving Baree in deep loneliness.
A fragmentary note describes a beaver character in a playful scene whose antics inspire fear or caution. The piece hints at a bold figure causing unease among animals in a forest setting.
The passage notes that studying plants reveals how to grow them efficiently and utilize plant products, and that plant life, though simpler, can illuminate similar functions in animals and humans, helping understand biology and physiology.
The first Methodist preacher in America was Philip Embury who had joined the Irish Methodist conference before arriving in the country. In 1746 he located Irish Methodists in New York City and formed a small congregation meeting in his home.
Dispirited Peter Wilbur travels from Scotland to Chicago to find his fiance Jessie. After rescuing a stranger at Jersey City, he ends up in a Burns night hall run by David McPherson. Peter impresses with real Scotch cooking and is hired. Jessie, working nearby, recognizes his mark on a pie, rushes to the hall, and reunites with Peter. Lassie and Laddie end in ardent reunion.
The late Henry Holt, New York publisher, recalled a critic who mocked a "new school of navalists" whose thoughts he deemed illogical. He contrasted them with a Salient Red Hoss editor famed for florid lines and homely phrases.
A Lenox musicale discusses George Anthiel, a 22 year old American composer. His Champs Elysees concert reportedly featured typewriters hammers an airplane propeller sewing machines a lathe and pianolas. He plans a New York opera about machinery with James Joyce writing the book. Critics note his music is difficult and groundbreaking.
Calcium is the most abundant in the earth crust and a very light metal easily worked but hard to obtain from its ores. Moisture causes it to burn away, making isolation costly. Present calcium price runs about twenty times that of gold.
Two readers report relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for long standing weakness and pain. Marwin Lrwoll of McKee's Rocks Pa and Hope J. Smith of Mayd say the remedy helped them restore energy and function, urging others to try it.
Asia is beginning to take advantage of the continent’s vast water power resources. Between 1921 and 1923 Asia increased water power development by 72 percent, reflecting accelerating harnessing of rivers and hydroelectric potential across the region.
An advertisement touts the Cuticura Toilet Trio as essentials for clear skin. The Soup cleanses, the Ointment soothes and heals, and the Talcum powders and perfumes, completing the toilet table.
Captain L C Baird traced bobbed hair to Revolutionary War records stored in the Schuylkill Arsenal, Philadelphia. He notes a 1776 general order regulating soldiers hair, while a West Point decree limited noncommissioned officers and privates to short hair tied behind and close to the head.
The Motor World note says tombstone makers accuse the younger generation of spending on autos while tombstones linger unsold. The Memorial Grands of New Jersey leader urged the automobile industry to cope with the shift in business in a recent meeting.
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