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Newspaper

Holbrook News

Location

Holbrook, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1922

Page

6

Working Girls Benefit from Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound

A testimonial from Mrs. Lulu of St. Louis notes relief from back pains, weakness, and nervous tension after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports improved stomach function, ability to work at home and for Swift's, and urges others to try the remedy.

Lydia E. Pink Apstasie Swift LuLu Vandeventer St St. Louis Lydia E. Pinkham

The Prayer of a Horse by Tawrence E. Cash

A horse pleads for humane care and mercy from its master asking to be fed watered kept clean sheltered and not abused The verse invokes Di-Col-Q a remedy and prays for mercy in old age and a humane end while praising the New York Drug Concern for their product and benefit to beasts

E. Cash New York Lafayette Street New York City

Gourmet Home Dishes Coded From Old Menu Notes

A vintage culinary feature offers orange sauce, caramel sponge, glazed tongue, club salad, baked corn with clams, popovers, cheese soup and spring salad. Recipes provide measurements and steps, including orange juice rind, gelatin, and butters, with era tone and directions for servings and garnishes.

Nerece Mayweed Hickory in Demand

Hickory wood with unrivaled strength is used for toe handles wheel spokes golf clubs and many other products. Demand grows as 15.784 billion board feet remain nationwide and manufacturers seek shelf stock by extending sourcing distances amid tight supply.

Scientific Amer. Jean

Frock Styles For Outdoor Summer Wear In New Fashion

A feature on tub frocks and sportswear for midsummer, outlining color trends, fabrics, and trims. Describes yellows, blues, white contrasts, and combinations with skirts, plus materials like ratine, crepe, dimity, gingham, and voile. Notes practical riding habits and new blouse effects amid mannish tailoring.

Quacky Tales and Zoo Gossip From the Park

A lively scene at the park features Mrs Ose and Mr Goose and Mrs Duck and Mr Duck discussing numbers of birds and sounds. They admire a fountain and a hanging nest, then shift to visitors watching geese swans and other animals while a keeper shows offspring and exotic creatures. Two colored teams seek a missing fielder then cap a humorous tale about a man who vows to buy another ball. An archaeologist notes a headless Egyptian princess and a domestic argument custom in Oriental countries ending with a judge’s quip.

Mrs Ose Mr. Goose Mr. Gunder Quack Mrs. Duck Mr. Duck Mr. Drake Mr. Black Mallard Mrs. Goose Orang-Utan India

The Lions Share Lesson in a School Room

In a classroom the Daniel in the lions den story is read and a pupil named Jackie eagerly answers. The teacher praises Jackie as the bright student and frames the moral as a warning not to eat everything seen.

Daniel Tommie Toute Jackie Jacki

She Had Good Reason In a Jane Fonda era riddle

A citizen spots a crying child and urges the boy to stop crying. The child answers she cannot because she is a girl. The exchange ends with a cent offered and the realization of gender rules in a playful parable.

Fragmentary note on a family dispute over a doughnut

A damaged OCR fragment shows a boy asking if he shared a doughnut with his little brother and mentions leaving him something, with unclear context and names unreadable.

What Has Been The Outstanding Feature Of Woman's Emancipation

A quoted exchange from The Styles notes a witty view on women's emancipation. The remark suggests progress in social attitudes as women speak less but reveal more about their positions and aspirations. The item reflects era commentary with cultural humor.

Goodyear

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