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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1922
Page
6
Celesta Fell of Boston says Tanlac improved her digestion sleep and energy after years of weakness She reports eight pound gain in two weeks and credits Tanlac for better health Her testimonial appears amid promoting Tanlac sold by druggists.
A testimonial from Eva Aldrich of Emporia Kansas describes severe menstrual pain in her girlhood and later use of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits the remedy with restoring health and notes many women start using it in adolescence and continue in later years for relief from common female symptoms.
Uncle When tells his son to value a good opinion of himself and to take it seriously while earning it through steady hard work, urging confidence balanced with effort in life.
In 1874 at Fort Abraham Lincoln a band of Honkpapa Lions sought aid from General Custer, led by Running Antelope. Custer dismissed the claim while the chief boasted of prior deceit by agents. At a feast, Running Antelope overwhelmed hosts with appetite and insult. Amatg Antelope, famed Arikara killer, boasted 80 foes slain over 12 years, establishing a brutal warrior reputation alongside his oratorical standing.
Crazy Horse of the Ogallala Sioux rose as a fierce war leader. He led attacks on Fort Phil Kearney, Powder River camp, and the Rosebud, foiling Gen. Reynolds, Crook, and Custer before meeting his end at Fort Robinson when a companion cried out and a fatal wound fell. His battles included Wolf Mountain where Miles defeated him.
A father recounts a tale of a big city music school where a young girl loves the extra daylight. He notes city life offers more daylight and money for gas, while the country differs. The girl attends lessons amid a hundred children, studying violin piano cello staging and music history.
An earnest account of a city music school where pupils study violin, piano, and more. The program funds lessons, grants scholarships, and runs twice monthly concerts in the main hall. Children from twelve nationalities, including Benny, Rose, Mary, and Julia, gain performance experience and hope to become professional musicians despite hardship. The school, sustained by donors, aims to place young violists and singers on grand stages.
California constable Al La Cunha of Hayward earned a vote of thanks from local women after he single handedly calmed a swarm of angry bees. He used a stick to beat a thorn and the insects settled, ending a swarm that had invaded a shop and courtroom area as women shoppers watched.
Large 1,000 watt lamps illuminate plant growth as researchers at the University of Wisconsin study respiration and photosynthesis. The experiment keeps plants under lamps in a room cooled to about 65 degrees Fahrenheit. The report notes little criticism of the man who always returns with flour in the flour barrel.
Prominent life insurance physician notes many applicants are rejected for kidney trouble unseen by sufferers. Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root is praised for relief and success in addressing kidney related issues. Available at druggists in two bottle sizes. sample offer for ten cents via Dr Kilmer Co. at Binghamton NY.
The juniper near the Masonic home in Elizabeth Pennsylvania is at least eighty years old, 48 inches in diameter and 24 inches high, with ground-touching limbs not rooting. It has earned a place in the American Forestry Association Hall of Fame and is fenced by local Boy Scouts who adopted it. Judge George B. Orlady nominated the tree for the Hall of Fame.
Hatred weighs on him who bears it as Brookes jokes that practice raises wages. London Answers reports on a sharp exchange about social strain and wage work.
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