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Newspaper
Barstow Printer
Location
Barstow, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1927
Page
2
William A. Radford offers free home building advice to readers of this paper. The featured story describes a six room story and a half house with brick foundation, large porch, and a sun porch breakfast area. Interior layout includes reception room living room dining room kitchen three bedrooms and a central bathroom with a full basement.
A Browns Valley resident recalls birth weighing one pound three ounces, claiming one of the smallest newborns, while California’s 1926 legislative session totals reach 70,335.61 with Assembly costs leading at 40,942.60 and salaries a major expense. The report also surveys flood control plans, tax assessments, flood prevention work, and infrastructure projects across multiple counties, including San Fernando, Fresno, and San Bernardino, plus a note on gopher catches and social issues.
A well known authority advises flushing kidneys with soft water and Jad Salts or similar preparation when back pain or dull kidney aches appear. Rich foods create acids that clog kidneys, causing nausea, headaches, liver trouble, and bladder issues. daily use may prevent serious kidney problems.
Concrete may be placed safely in cold weather if water sand and stone are heated and the finished work is protected from frost. Heat hastens curing while cold delays hardening. Under favorable conditions concrete soon gains sufficient strength to resist frost damage. Frozen yet incompletely hardened concrete is often mistaken for properly set.
A blaze atop a zinc roof claimed several lives as firefighters battled flames. The inferno revealed the danger of inflammable roofing as crews worked to control the fire and prevent spread to nearby structures.
A statistician argues horses cause more accidents with figures, while skeptics counter. The old horse and buggy still have an edge, they say, since in an automobile a young man cannot devote all his attention to his sweetheart. Capper's Weekly.
An advertisement touts Bell-Ans as a long proven non laxative relief for over acidity belching gas headaches heartburn nausea and biliousness. It promises safe pleasant use and offers free samples from Bell and Co Inc Orangeburg NY urging readers to request them.
A potential small Klondike rush unfolds near Reykjavik as an important gold deposit is discovered on Iceland, a land known for its 1000 year history yet not previously linked to sizable gold reserves. With about 80,000 residents, Iceland has historically depended on imports for metals.
A public service style warning urges buyers to look for the Bayer name on packages or tablets to ensure genuine Bayer Aspirin. It notes the product is proven safe by millions and prescribed for 26 years and cautions that imitations may be dangerous.
Senator Sorghum notes he has shaken hands with thousands in his career and says greeting a crowd is safer than delivering a political speech. He emphasizes welcoming everyone and engaging the public through direct contact.
An advertisement for Cole's Carboli salve claims instant pain relief from cuts and burns and quick healing without scarring. Sold by ail druggists for 30 or 60 cents or J. W. Cole at 127 S. Euclid Ave Oak Park Illinois.
A vivid frontier exchange records a hunter remarking that his shotgun fired a roar and a wolf collapsed dead ahead while a bystander probes the time since the kill. The terse dialogue captures rugged survival vernacular and a moment of peril in the field.
A brief advertisement for Roman Eye Balsam promotes nightly use to refresh and strengthen eyes by morning. The copy notes it is available at 372 Pearl St N. and urges readers to try the product.
A brief exchange features a respondent nicknamed Mr Grump admitting he plays bridge often, despite not enjoying it. The Pittsburgh Post captures the wry tone and social humor surrounding the hobby in a concise item.
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