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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1920
Page
3
The Birmingham Age Herald quotes a quip about choosing a lawyer by shabby offices rather than fancy surroundings. It suggests a frugal attorney may handle anxious clients better, highlighting cynicism toward ostentation in legal representation.
A Cincinnati inventor touts Freezone as a simple at home remedy that softens hard and soft corns or corns between toes so they lift away with a touch. The ad claims instant relief with a tiny bottle sold for a few cents at drug stores.
In a humorous exchange from a 19th century paper, a child asks what an annuity is and compares it to a birthday, prompting adults to define a yearly benefit and the concept of recurring gifts. The dialogue reveals era beliefs about finance and aging.
Judge notes the strike in town is part of a national pattern with ownership by Boston interests, Chicago manager, Seattle workers, New York organizer, Alabama strikebreakers, and troops sent by the governor. He adds the only local impact may be bricks ducked.
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as simple to use for wool silk linen cotton or mixed fabrics promising rich fade proof color. It guarantees perfect results for first timers and notes a druggist color card is available.
A collection of kitchen tips on using skim milk and sour milk in cooking. Recipes include Brown Nut Bread Sour Cream Salad Dressing Cream of Green Pea Soup and various vegetarian loaves and breads with practical measurements and steps.
An old health advisory warns that meat produces uric acid that clog the kidneys. It suggests Jad Salts as a daily kidney flush and notes the remedy neutralizes urinary acids and ends bladder weakness.
The Louisville Courier-Journal notes playful dialogue about Hamlet with quips like To be or not to be and Yorick as a title guiding a film scenario. The piece highlights witty title ideas alongside Shakespearean phrasing.
In a tense moment a friend waits in the outer office as one man hands James ten dollars to hold if he does not return. The exchange hints at a pending confrontation or escape plan.
The Bayer Cross marks genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin prescribed by physicians for over eighteen years. Each package lists directions for pain relief cases such as pain colds headaches toothache earache neuralgia rheumatism lumbago sciatica neuritis. Tin boxes of 12 tablets are cheap with larger packs also sold.
A comical exchange features Mr. Hardface fearing a snapshot with a concealed camera during daylight as Miss Manchaser recalls a night under electric light. The dialogue riffs on bachelors, wives, and social outings, with a wry line about a fast young man failing to keep up with expenses.
Advertising copy touts blood purification with S S S as a remedy to boost vitality and ward off disease. It urges readers to visit their drug store for a bottle and offers free medical advice by writing to the Swift Specific Co in Atlanta.
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