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Newspaper
Fairfield Tribune
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1920
Page
5
Fairfield offers a corn remedy praised as the world’s best by Jericho and Easton. The product is marketed as an effective treatment for corn discomfort with strong endorsement from the named firms.
Fire crews responded to the Wilson residence on East Lowe Street as a flame blockage in the chimney caused smoke to fill the home. A high wind knocked a sign at Star garage through a plate glass window. A brief hurricane last week removed a temporary roof at the C. J. Fulton residence and caused further damage. Obits include Kenneth Hines, Susanna Mooney, and R. J. Gudgell’s illness family updates. Community notes cover park improvements, hires, and local visits. several residents and visitors are named.
On page 7 a wary salesman notes no trouble in securing jurors as panels prepare to personally assess whether individuals are intoxicated.
A home remedy for concealing gray hair is described, with Sage and Sulphur preparations. The ready-to-use Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound is marketed as a cosmetic to darken hair quickly. The text notes no medical purpose and promotes a youthful appearance rather than treatment.
The Head Barber jokes about price fixing in overalls and groceries, likening it to a broader cost game. He riffs on costs of butter, oleomargarine, and spuds, mocks price manipulation headlines, and ends by dismissing the idea of living on hot air before ushering out the next customer.
Mrs Rebecca Ellen Clarke Liblin born September 20 1874 died at home April 15 1920 after nearly a year of illness. Memorials and details follow in this obituary notice from local records.
Liblin joined the church as a girl and lived a consistent life. She was a devoted mother and a kind neighbor. Survived by husband, daughter Della Marie, son Clarence Edward, father, and several brothers and sisters. Funeral at home Saturday by Rev. R. H. Polly. Interment in Evergreen cemetery.
The remark disputes claims that Congress has been inactive insisting both parties have spent time avoiding accountability by passing the buck. It frames the debate as a partisan stalemate with no clear progress cited.
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