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Newspaper
Barstow Printer
Location
Barstow, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1930
Page
5
Allen's Water Gardens at 3304 Rowena Ave in Los Angeles offers a catalogue detailing how to grow water lilies. The notice highlights the beauty of the flowers and invites readers to obtain full growing information.
A brief Louisville Courier Journal editorial note asserts that office girls can perform duties as capably as office boys and adds that many of them can whistle, reflecting era-specific workplace gender roles.
National Geographic outlines Duisburg and Ruhort as Rhine Ruhr gateways with vast port facilities and coal flows. Düsseldorf, Cologne, and Koblenz emerge as major inland hubs with banks, textiles, and historic fortifications shaping Germany’s river trade and urban growth.
The so called Comrade Doctor Nelski alias Ivan Kolesnikov, chief surgeon at Kiev Soviet hospitals, confessed to stealing a doctor’s diploma eight years ago and practicing as a surgeon. He received a six year sentence. Officials face trial over possible bribes linked to the case.
An old advertisement extols California Fig Syrup as a remedy for a child’s constipation. It claims long use by physicians, reports millions of bottles sold yearly, and features a Denver mother’s testimonial praising improved appetite sleep and weight gain after using the product. It warns to avoid inferior imitations by checking for the word California on the carton.
A Vermonter lacking ready cash deeded Lasell Seminary 1,100 acres to cover four years of tuition for his daughter. The seminary has planted 500,000 pine and spruce trees on the property, and officials expect the endowment fund to be materially increased as a result of the trade.
An old advertisement touts Cole's Carboni salve as stopping burn or cut pain and healing quickly without scars. It claims availability at all druggists or by sending 30 cents to The J. B. Coleman Co. Rockford Illinois.
A doe fled hunters and slipped on Webster lake ice in Franklin New Hampshire. Howard Kelley and Clarence Woodward witnessed the deer’s danger and carried it to a stable where it was cared for.
A Arkansas woman claims she cured fits in a valuable dog with Russ Ball Blue. She asserts it never fails and many others now use the remedy, according to an advertisement.
A Boston Transcript quote captures a light exchange where one partner accuses the other of favoring a radio over the relationship. The reply wittily notes less interference from the device, highlighting humor in domestic life.
Acidity causes digestive discomfort and soda cannot fix it. Physicians endorse Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a safe, effective neutralizer. One spoonful neutralizes substantial acid, relieves instantly, and dispels gas. Suitable for children, it is available at drug stores.
A playful exchange rings with a humorous taunt about appearances. The speaker remarks on an unusual chin and asks why the other responded with a growing feature, highlighting a lighthearted moment of banter.
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