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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1928
Page
7
An advertisement claims Moone's Emerald Oil relieves bunion inflammation by applying the full strength two ounce bottle morning and night. It urges buyers to purchase only the original product from a first class druggist and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied. The notice also suggests benefit for swollen and varicose veins with continued use.
Tommy Loughran, world light heavyweight champion, earned the title October 8 in New York by beating Mike McTigue in a 15 round bout and defended it against Jimmy Slattery and Leo Lemski. He remains eager to fight again, a sign of true gameness amid a lack of worthy challengers.
A Chicago Motor Club president praises improved motorist conditions over the year noting fewer speed traps and less police revenue driving. He credits officers acting as peacekeepers and a Supreme Court ruling limiting revenue driven policing for reducing traffic incidents and ensuring motorists’ rights.
A western town uses improvised stop signs on unpaved side roads leading to a busy boulevard. Old auto tires set in dirt display the word stop, catching drivers’ attention day and night and supposedly safe if run over.
Bozeman Bulger explains that in baseball pen nant chances hinge on pitching defense and run scoring power while team spirit or class remains the unpredictable element. He cites Christy Mathewson and Grover Hartley to illustrate morale and esprit de corps as key factors in outcomes. The piece notes Yankee supremacy rumors and a crowded NL race with Cardinals Pirates Giants Cubs Reds Braves Robins. Glenna Collett dominates Metropolitan golf with a 2 plus handicap and a wide margin over peers.
Bob Zupke of Illinois says alertness is footballs greatest factor. Racehorses post faster times on ovals than straightaways. Across the United States about 10 000 men play professional baseball in clubs for money.
A look at ex Pirates figures and other league moves includes Carson Big Bee patrolling Portland in the Pacific Coast League this season. Adolfo Luque is the oldest pitcher for Cincinnati at thirty seven. Roy Sherid joins the Yankees after school. Three Alabama alumni now with Washington. Carl Spencer sent from Savannah to Macon. The article also notes golf fees and other scattered baseball items with a casual, speculative tone.
A collage notes car costs, Czech bus lines, and French models showing American influence. It jokes about alibis and seating, warns on preserving shackle bolts, and cautions against slow driving in high gear during choking to protect cylinder lubrication.
The National Better Business Bureau releases its annual report on battery field advertising noting the main product called a dope is largely cornstarch. It highlights that many advertisers no longer claim to charge batteries and praises compliance with the bureau’s recommendations on eliminators and consumer clarity.
Comic exchange notes a spat between Jinks and his wife and a later joke about patching an eye by Binks. The remarks reflect vaudeville style humor and light domestic tension.
Mrs Duartes Mor ean of Tully New York says Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash restored her health after illness. She used four bottles and plans two more, crediting the remedies for relief and strength.
A concise opinion notes that conscience is a cultivated attribute and asserts that flaming youth is said not to possess it. The remark frames conscience as something formed through discipline rather than innate temperament.
An ad promises rapid relief for rheumatic pains and tortured joints with Joint-Kase. It stresses quick absorption, frequent use, and fast results, mentioning sciatica and chest pain as targets, and provides a free offer and an address for obtaining the product.
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