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Newspaper
Brook Reporter
Location
Brook, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1922
Page
6
A leading manufacturer argues large cities reach peak growth and proposes dispersing industry to small town units near soil towns. He believes decentralization will curb urban congestion, provide local employment for rural workers, and unify the economy by linking factory power with small town life.
The town’s appearance drives business and progress. Clean fences, repainted buildings, and orderly streets foster enterprise. Zoning, as explained by Charles B Bull, brings order, security for the poor, and city expansion. Miss Marion Eaton of Old Sudbury restores cemeteries and gardens for college women, enriching local heritage and beauty.
A torn passage notes building a city with bungalows gardens chickens and flowers, mentioning boys, children and scrapers. It references vest-Houston Post and a lord induced Sariste at the national por men and a trip to Palace, conveying a fragmented historical local context.
The article surveys spring fashion with notes on matron frocks and girls hats, praising light fabrics, colors, and clever detailing. It highlights silk georgette panels, crepe de chine skirts, and elaborately trimmed bonnets, emphasizing modest waistlines, decorative ribbons, and chic headpieces for both mature women and younger girls.
A long, informal primer describes eggs as balanced with carbohydrates and offers recipes for stuffed eggs, cream of tomato, apple dessert items, French omelets, apple drops, and toast rounds. It includes guidance on potatoes, boiling, baking, and several potato based dishes like muffins, pudding, soup, and cakes with practical tips.
A fragmented, odd OCR snippet shows a conversational burst about air, pockets, and a pulf player recounting a score. Mr Gragopsin is noted waking the Good and requesting a lay of the right hand on 11, but the text remains garbled and unclear.
A vintage advertisement claims kidney trouble affects many Americans and promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a remedy. It cites an insurance examiner noting many applications are rejected due to unrecognized kidney issues. Sample bottles offered for postage with a paper mention.
In Laurel on Main Street near Johnsons hardware a touring car struck a mule team injuring the driver Lester Briscoe and killing a mule. A bystander urged See Thru windshield treatment from Baltimore firm, claiming it could prevent rain obscured driving, while an advertisement-style line ends the fragment.
An old advertisement touts Cutleura Soap and talcum as a path to clear skin with a delicate fragrance. The text also recounts a village anecdote about a boy asking if he is the only one at market, with a punchline about being the only one working.
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