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Akron Register Tribune

Location

Akron, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1927

Page

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WES BASSETT ALLEGEDLY TIRED IN LANSING REVIEW

Mrs. B F Bassett of 216 South Hayford Avenue Lansing testifies Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound revived her energy after six months of fatigue. She credits the root and herb medicine used by women for over fifty years and recommends it to others and to a sixteen year old neighbor girl now back in school.

Lansing Michigan Lydia E. Pinkham Mas. B. F Bassarr Hayford Avenue Lahaing Lydia Pinkham

Dirty-Faced Boys Favored by Westminster Youth Office

The Westminster juvenile employment advisory committee reports some employers prefer dirty-faced youths as office helpers. An employer urged selecting “honest little tough” with dirty knees and rough faces, but the committee warns not all employers share this view and cautions expectations vary.

Westminster London

Heavily jeweled mummy found in Egyptian tomb

An Egyptian correspondent reports a western desert tomb containing a female mummy, likely a queen, lavishly adorned with 18 gold and silver bracelets, two diamond necklaces, a crown studded with brilliants, sapphires and more jewelry, plus a porphyry statuette. Hieroglyphics suggest a princess from 3,000 years ago, though her dynasty is undetermined.

MD Deypt Egypt Priccess

Swedish Crown Prince Honors Cook With Gold Medal

When the Swedish crown prince visited Washington last year he dined with Secretary of State Kellogg. He praised the cooking at the Kellogg home and had the parliament award Mrs Lydia Bungener a gold medal for her culinary work. She received the medal and a compliment from the prince in Washington.

Sweden Kellogg Washington Fle Prince Lydia Bunogener Bungener Cappers Weekly

Holiday Lobby Hurrah Promises A Festive Tomorrow

A lively note describes plans for a cheerful holiday lobby event tomorrow. Mentions cleaning the gallery and attic as preparations and expresses optimism about the upcoming celebration.

Chapter X Confrontation Between Father and Daughter

Claude Dobbs arranges a private talk with Mary at a hotel, reveals he believes she is his daughter, and the pair confront past hurts. Mary discloses she learned the truth last night, and they reconcile while wary of Polly, Mary’s mother, and the shock of the revelation.

Claude Dobbs Mary Pye Marty Dobbs Claude Ned C. M. Dobbs C.M C. M Polly Late

Venice Tomorrow and a Family Reveal in Drama

Avod-Avod and Mary navigate a perilous family rift as Mother prepares to run away toward Venice. Mary decides to tell the truth about Mother and plans a future with her father Claude, while Polly Johnson’s grip and financial tensions loom over the move. The scene ends with tentative plans to meet in Venice and a vow to manage matters privately.

Claude Norge Mary Dobbs Dabbs Polly Mother Venice Dabba Yong Lady Polly Johnston C. M. Dobbs Loren Rangeley

Nehemiah’s Courage Against Hypocrisy and Danger

A fragment from Youth’s Companion reflecting on self esteem and humility. It cites Lord Bacon on excuses and modesty, contrasts Nehemiah’s principle with Jerusalem leaders, and questions cowardice in the face of peril. It emphasizes steadfastness over self aggrandizing virtue signaling.

Lord Bacon Nehemiah Jerusalem House of God Temple

Cobbler Philanthropist John Pounds Noted for Rescue Work

An overview of John Pounds known as a cobbler and famed philanthropist in Portsmouth. He gained renown for self denying acts aiding poor youths and waifs, supported by his trade as a cobbler in the community. Local reference notes a period of off season for flowers and a San Bernardino Sun mention.

John Pounds Portsmouth San Bernardino

Hal Roach studio kid laments shared wardrobe woes

A Hal Roach studio youth bursts into tears over never having his own suit. He explains his father’s old wardrobe was cut down to fit him, and now the father has shaved his beard leaving the boy to wear the red whiskers he resents.

Hal Roach Khow Hal Los Angeles

Prescription error sparks dispute over charge

A customer accuses a druggist of a misfill in a prescription and complains the charge of two dollars was far too low given the amount due. The exchange centers on accountability and pricing in the local drugstore.

Hotel De Luxe Debate Over Rates Ends With Witty Reply

At the Hotel De Luxe a guest and staff exchange a humorous line about payment limits. The guest jokes about paying in accents while the clerk replies that more than ten minutes’ worth cannot be afforded.

Hotel de Luxe

His First Step Medical Examiner Prompt on a Gunpowder Blast

A fragmentary dialogue describes a medical examiner figure asked what to do after a powder explosion throws a man into the air. The reply humorously suggests waiting for the victim to descend, highlighting tense wartime era hardware references.

Musical Morpheus Hardware

Merchant I slept like a log last night. His Wife Yes-slot with a saw going through it.

Morpheus Hardware

Dollar Combat He Grabbed Himself a Million Moment

The fragment suggests a humorous or satirical note about wealth and luck with a punchline about a tele phone girl and an amused, light hearted tone. It appears to reflect a Progressive Grocer snippet or cartoon caption rather than a full article.

Gamble Model Negotiation Over Posing Fee

A dialogue about compensation for posing notes a daily payment of 10 if the picture is sold, otherwise the full value of 8 000 for keeping the image. The exchange suggests a calculated value based on sale potential and ownership rights.

Poor Lighting Strains Nerves in Home Use

Miss Helen G. McKinlay of Harrison New Jersey participates in a nationwide study on light sight and safety led by Richard J. Simpson. She warns that average lighting is insufficient and that proper illumination in every room reduces nervous energy use. Reading in bed is fine if lighting is adequate.

Helen G. McKinlay Harrison N. J Miss McKinlay

Proved. His Contention on Iman J Translation

A questionable remark by an editor or writer in Pathfinder Magazine questions that an Iman who cannot express himself clearly is an idiot. The line ends with a taunting question asking for understanding of this stance.

Iman J Nol Pathfinder Magazine

Rail line amid many bends challenges Utah stretch

An engineer compared a Utah rail segment from Mack to Watson to a crocker fence as pigs crawled through. The 70 mile span contains 283 bends in ten miles with climbs to 8 896 feet requiring geared locomotives. Gil sonlerg the chief commodity hauled reflects a vast eastern Utah mineral deposit.

Uintah Railroad Mack Cole Watson Utah United States Baxter Rockellit Mountains Gilsonlerg America

Getting Off Easy Mandy Did You Tell the Ministah Dut

A fragmented dialogue shows Mandy and Rufus negotiating a marriage scene with a minister and a vague pledge about payment and expectations in a regional speech style.

Mandy Rufus

One Way How to Double Weekly Pay By Folding It

A cryptic pair of questions suggests an impractical riddle about increasing earnings. The first asks how to double weekly pay, the second replies by folding it, implying a joke about folding money rather than earning more.

Essential Quotations on Car Idea Dropped

A brief exchange notes the company abandoned plans for a new car and a radiator cap idea. The discussion highlights difficulty in conceiving a fresh automotive concept and the decision to abandon the project.

Desert island survivor found to finances

A humorous quip about a ship wrecked man who survives by drawing provisions from an insurance policy, suggesting clever financial provisions outweigh practical ones. The joke hinges on the idea of using an insurance policy as sustenance on a deserted island.

Being a Young Lawyer quip sparks romance in Detroit News

A witty dialogue about age and marriage appears in a Detroit News snippet. A young lawyer jokes about being too young to marry a partner who retorts she may be too old, prompting a light back and forth between the characters.

Ted Detroit News

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Wes, Bassett Hanford Doan Margaret Turnbull Chapter Avod Eli Jiminy Kpmomsl Este Re Kon Amanust Ian Isfoyer Jiggs Progressive Grocer Ida Bailey Allen Corn Products Refining CO Illinois Street Chicago, Ill Rex Ganitac Ford—Hupmon Oakland REX Manufacturing Company Connersville, Indiana Essential
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