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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1920
Page
1
Notice from the Hamburg Post Office about subscription terms paid in advance. Fremont and adjoining areas set at one year for 2.00. all other zones in United States also priced at one year for 2.00. Paper delivery is halted at expiration of paid time.
An editorial warns that wartime riches have bred profiteering and waste in cities and industries. It cautions against rapid wealth accumulation, calls for return to sane practices, and urges patience as Americans restrain excess to restore prudent, normal methods. It emphasizes faith in America and the enduring common sense of its people.
The piece argues Congress must aid postmasters and postal employees facing low pay and high living costs. It cites resignations weakening mail service and harming business, causing public unease nationwide and urging congressional committees to act.
An editorial voice decries palaver and delays in postal service while criticizing low wages for workers. It laments crippling conditions in public life, condemns high railroad freight rates, and jests about politics and corruption. It also notes Carranza’s assassination with a cautious, ironic tone.
A Dakota City paper clipper recounts a humorous anecdote about King Solomon as a clever ruler who split a baby to decide custody, then halts the act and ultimately lets the mother keep the child. The piece, framed as a ribbing of ancient wisdom, notes Solomon’s large family and famed wisdom.
The article warns that excessive eating and rich diets burden the kidneys as uric acid rises in the blood. It urges persistent vigilance against kidney trouble, citing overwork and sluggish eliminative tissues as leading to health decline. The piece emphasizes lifestyle cautions and general wellbeing.
Old newspaper ad touts Jad Salts as a cure for kidney and bladder troubles. It claims four ounces of the grape and lemon based remedy taken daily acts to flush and stimulate clogged kidneys, easing pain, weak back, cloudy urine, and nocturnal urination. The ad emphasizes safety, low cost, and pleasant taste.
An effervescent water beverage is pitched as a staple for every home. The product is marketed as kidney flushing aid, claiming safety and ease of use for daily hydration.
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