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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1930
Page
6
John Neill of Northeast high won the Central High Invitation cross country race at Fairmount Park Philadelphia. He completed the 3.5 mile course in 16 minutes 42 3 5 seconds.
A tumult at the Naka theater in Osaga Japan ends with a mother dropping a child from an upper balcony as the famous actor continues performing causing near panic among the audience.
The narrator describes learning vertical bank maneuvers in an airplane with the instructor explaining crossed controls. After a half hour, the student progresses to a solo lesson, performing a successful takeoff, pattern flying, and multiple landings, then enjoys a solo flight over open country prompting a desire to roam.
A trio of lamp shade table scarf and cushion in heavy natural linen with wool embroidery reflects the vogue for coordinated home furnishings. Marketed as a Christmas gift idea it rates highly and uses materials easily found at fancywork departments.
Inland Town a Port Rouen in Normandy sits as a significant port where sizable freighters and sailing ships travel up the Seine to here before transferring goods to barges for Paris.
The Taney home in Frederick Maryland once house to Roger Broke Taney antebellum Chief Justice who administered the Lincoln oath is designated a national shrine reflecting its historic significance.
A faintly dressed powder puff lady promises Merry Christmas to maidens and matrons on December 25, 1930. Her china doll hem features pockets holding colorful powder puffs.
The holiday gift section highlights animal themed decor. A porcelain lamp base mirrors the popular animal trend and appeals to dog lovers with a kennel motif or to horse enthusiasts with a porcelain steed at the base.
A sick mother and family in distress receive aid from a German houseworker, Mrs Schwartz, who feeds them and prepares a Christmas dinner. Roger discovers the workers’ name, locates the Martins, and the family rewards the helper by inviting her to cook their evening meal.
The article notes that Christmas was first celebrated as a religious festival around the year A D 190. It places early roots of the festival in early Christian tradition and highlights its long-standing devotional origin.
Mrs B B Geren of Oklahoma City reports her son Gerald improved from stomach and bowel illness after taking California My Syrup. She says it increased appetite regulated bowels and aided digestion. Thousands of mothers praise the product for building strength in headachy bilious or constipated children.
The dialogue contrasts two phrases with a pun about a flower and a paste. The husband recalls sampling many options before selecting this one and calls it the finest. The other character points out a mispronunciation and confirms a claim of paste.
Advertisement touts Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a remedy for heartburn and indigestion caused by excess stomach acid. A spoonful in water neutralizes many times its volume of acid and provides immediate relief, with bottles available in drugstores in 25 cent and 50 cent sizes.
Jinks jokes about a family buying an infant-size car as his wife strives to slim enough to ride in it. The banter appears in the Cincinnati Enquirer as a lighthearted two person exchange.
A playful note cites Miss Oldham taking up astronomy as a hobby and riffs how she might have heard of a man in the moon, mirroring a small-town whimsy.
A brief quiz or rhetorical remark asks What is puppy love The phrase is presented as a light feline or canine life reference from the Boston Transcript with a playful tone.
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