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Newspaper
Darlington Herald
Location
Darlington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1923
Page
2
Indianapolis resident Mrs. N J Russell at 3150 Kenwood Ave says Tanlac renewed her strength and appetite after nervous weakness and bad sleep. She now keeps Tanlac as family medicine and urges others to use it. Tanlac sold by druggists with over 57 million bottles sold.
A 1922 guide by Harland H. Allen on economical laundry work compares tub types from galvanized to wood fiber. It advises three tubs for efficiency, notes rust risk on galvanized coating, and describes optimal tub height and placement based on wearer height and physical habit.
A Richmond Times Dispatch excerpt shows a trembling wife urging hope from a medical man about her husband. The doctor hedges, saying hope depends on what she seeks, and exits with a teasing remark. An advertisement promises rust-free laundry with Red Cross Ball Blue. A wry note suggests men who bully take advantage of unassertive workers who lack a time keeper.
Donald watched the speaker plant radishes lettuce and other garden seeds. His mother later asked what was planted and he said she planted a lot to eat seed. The Chicago Tribune notes this quip. A product ad promotes Cutioura Toilet Trio for cleansing soothing and fragrance.
A fragment reflects on past sports moments and a remark about a remarkable play seen last night. A speaker notes nostalgia for events from thirty years ago and questions whether recent events measure up to those times.
Lesson text outlines Esther 4 5 and 8 with themes of courage duty and patriotism. Esther’s rise as queen and her bold acts to save the Jews against Haman’s plot are highlighted along with Mordecai’s urging and the resulting Purim celebration.
A compact guide explains factors affecting fabric wear including weaving strength, finish, and regular vs fancy weaves. It notes how push tests light exposure and surface defects reveal durability, with examples like madras curtains and satin finishes, stressing vigilance when buying cheap novelties.
A haughty lady halting traffic asks a man about a prior conversation he never had, prompting a tense exchange aboard a street scene. The fragment hints at social tension and implied etiquette in public discourse.
General Bruce told the Lama of Rongbuk that the Royal Geographical Society must climb the world’s highest peaks to gain merit by nearing Heaven. The passage reflects a clash between sacred obligation and modern drive for record and knowledge, as seen through early 20th century lens.
The Life magazine note speculates that a new New Jersey law declaring actors as equal to others will provoke strong backlash from actors and the public alike, predicting wide resentment.
An eminent medical authority warns laxatives cause permanent injury. promotes Nujol as a natural lubrication aid for regular bowel movements. Nujol is not a medicine and is said to be harmless like water, used in leading hospitals, available from druggists. The ad closes with unrelated marriage and habit quips.
A lighthearted London note recounts a husband spotting his wife at a shop, a mistaken flirtation rumor, and a plan to purchase a distinctive Paris hat to avoid further embarrassment. The exchange hints at social gossip and fashion intrigue.
War drives up linen value and the Red Cross Balk Blue improves wear. Use it to see the benefit. Advert. mentions grocers.
Adam boasted of mastering all creation and earning their admiration, but his pride led to disobedience and removal from the Garden of Eden.
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