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Newspaper
Fairfield Tribune
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1920
Page
8
A vivid view aboard a U S navy battleship portrays a barber shop offering first class shaves for a nickel and haircuts for a dime with massage shampoo and other trims. Electric laundry and potato peelers free sailors from chores while crews savor top quality facilities and efficiency.
A Near East Relief report shows five Armenian children in Western Asia benefiting from a ten dollar donation. Workers clothe them in alaja cloth garments woven in a relief plant, with the mother aiding in making garments for a small fee. The appeal cites 1,230,000 in need and 250,000 orphans, urging Americans to fund feeding shelter and education for $180 a year per child.
Rail lines return to owners with Burlington Railway resuming two fast trains. The new timetable effective next Sunday lists Eastbound trains 2 4 6 8 and Westbound trains 1 3 5 7 9 15 with daily runs except Nos 17 18 178 and 179.
Mrs. A. B. Griffith of Andrews Indiana writes that her family all had the flu last winter and she tried a safe family cough medicine that is sold from the Atlantic to the Pacific. The note highlights its effectiveness for lingering colds and coughs following influenza.
The statement asserts that the American government rests on constructive criticism and serves the majority. It urges vigilance to ensure no one escapes accountability for un American statements.
A Fairfield resident credits Doan's Kidney Pills with relief from dropsy and kidney pain after years of misery. Mrs. Geo Manley of 609 West Van Buren Street says swelling and fatigue vanished after using the product, with lasting results. The ad notes the 60 cent price and Foster Milburn Co as manufacturers.
A Henry County supporter pledges Mr. Kopp’s war record and donations, denouncing opposing campaign insinuations as lies. He cites key wartime contributions, leadership in organizing the War Union, and aid to veterans, urging Republicans to back Kopp.
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