That Might Succeed Reader Hide Her Lipstick
A reader asks how to keep a daughter at home, recalling past tricks like hiding clothes. The editor suggests concealing lipstick as a discreet decoy.
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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1929
Page
6
Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery Ad
An advertisement touts Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy for impure blood liver and weak health claiming it builds the body and restores strength. A testimonial from Mrs Eugene Formie of Omaha City Iowa mentions recovery from illness after using the product. Sold in tablet or liquid form with 65 cents for tablets if not available locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Eugene Form
St.ome City
Iowa
We Want to Live Long Without Getting Old
A lighthearted query reflects a common desire to extend youth and vitality. It explores attitudes toward aging and methods people consider to maintain health, energy, and longevity.
Billy Compton Discovers He Is No Baby From Measles to Papers
William H. Compton Jr. escapes Miss Hartwell and a nursery life to prove he is grown by selling papers for Cracky O Brien. Mr Collins offers a chance at the corner news stand and the Daily Journal office. the boy learns he can be brave, not a baby, once Cracky is out of the way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illiam H. Compton, JR
William H. Compton, Jr
Cracky
William
Miss Hartwell
Master William
Mala
Patrick
Nora
Mandy
Kitty
Mr. Collins
Sonny
Williams
O'Briens
The
Daily Journal
Collins
Cracky O’brien
Green and Rose Streets
Mr. Compton
Billy Boy
Billy
Lean
Rome as World Focus From Empire to Eternal City
The article surveys Rome’s rise as civilization’s center and its enduring grandeur. It notes Rome’s adaptive strength, ancient roads, aqueducts, sewers, and temples, the Capitoline Wolf legend, and the Forum Romanum’s ruins preserved in later Christian reuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Geographic Society
Washington, D. C
Italy
Vatican
Rome
Empire
Naples
Rome I
Tiber
Forum
Europe
Via Appia
Brindisi
Appian Way
Caecilia Metalla
Sir Caius Cestius
Ostian Gate
St. Paul
Sir Caius
Forum Romanum
Capitoline
Palatine Hills
Antony
Caesar
Holy Way
Julia
Palatine
Tabularium
Colosseum
Simpson
Stock Exchange
Marcellus
Octavia
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Garfield
Kansas City
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Smal Invest
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Sein
Ase’n
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A. D. Freese & Son, Publishers
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SRO
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D. J. Walsh
Ayay
Pabioral Geographic Society
St. Peter’s Dome
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