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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1923
Page
8
A brief ad notes Red Cross Ball Blue leaves clothes without ugly streaks and claims good results. It mentions grocers carry it and promotes cooling choices amid heat. Also cites Wright's Indian Vegetable Pill as a laxative remedy and comments on a man fearing a woman’s judgment.
A 1929 Kitchen Cabinet feature offers prune wrapped bacon fried to crisp, then multi dish ideas. Recipes include Club Ham Steak with potatoes in white sauce, Spanish Rice with beef and rice, baked bacon and cheese sandwiches, chicken and corn escalloped, egg sauce No 2, Rabin sandwich, Diamond Chicken Salad, Apple and Date Pie, Luncheon Celery in white sauce.
Richard H. Lawson of Buffalo New York praises Tanlac calling it 100 percent good. He attributes relief from sour stomach gas distressed digestion weak nerves loss of sleep and pain to Tanlac and claims his vigor returned with strong appetite and steady rest. Advertisement notes over 35 million bottles sold and availability from druggists.
The speaker describes guiding a relay of girls in the Girls Someday club, noting the difficulty of finding grownup leaders and the appeal of the work. She recalls a rich member needing coaxing to eat, the group's charity concerts to fund tickets, and a view on women’s later fundraising asks.
The article notes that at a height of one and a half miles the coolest part of the 24 hour day occurs during daylight hours rather than night, countering common expectations about cooler nights aloft.
A humorous exchange contrasts contentment with fate as one speaker declares a lack of a lot and envisions building a house, while the other urges acceptance of one’s lot. The dialogue captures early 20th century social humor about property and ambition.
The text describes eye movement routines and eyelid rubbing from an LA Times note. It also quotes Dr. Brander Matthews criticizing the French school and shares a light anecdote about a proposal and first love.
Gabriel M. Francois of Pittsburgh owns a renowned violin collection including a Stradivarius valued at $20,000. He asserts modern violins are not inferior to antique instruments. The text hints at charity misfits and tales told in jest.
Dr. Octavius T. Howe in Archaents of 49 recalls the 1849 San Francisco boom with high living costs. Eggs cost a dollar per, milk a dollar per quart, butter a dollar per pound, a pineapple ten dollars, and old shoes fourteen dollars, reflecting the era’s inflated prices.
Aircraft patrol over California rice basins to deter wild ducks and geese from damaging crops. The method uses noise and visuals to frighten birds, protecting harvests and reducing losses for farmers.
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