13 Jul 1923
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Newspaper
Moulton Weekly Tribune
Location
Moulton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1923
Page
1
J JL Seeler of Maryland Rid-Lakes? No. Mr. Keeler 80 returns to work after fourteen years disabled by ill health. He credits Tanine with a dramatic recovery from stomach distress, weight gain of forty pounds, and renewed vigor. Tanlac sold by druggists. over 37 million bottles sold.
A quirky, fictional debate cites Samuel Adams and a mock league, contrasting bedbugs’ alleged dominance with the poisonous, dangerous nature of mosquitoes. The piece foreshadows a satire about civilization and a spoof invitation from a prankish national association of peanut shell manufacturers to Booster City.
The Maryville Democrat-Forum poses a question about common guidance as a social observation. The columnist notes some people live as if in a continuous sleep, implying a critique of habitual judgment without action by others.
Molly returns to the Three Star with gifts and gratitude to her three trusted friends. Westlake reveals Casey Town mining conditions, accusing Keith of wildcatting and stock manipulation as Molly contemplates a new future. The ranch adapts with Westlake’s expertise, romance blooms, and a Sunday telegram hints at a pivotal turn.
Fragmentary notes describe camphor gathering in Borneo with rites. Gatherers are said to carry certain foods and earth portions, avoiding pigs or mirrors, tied to traditional beliefs and ceremonies.
Mrs May Urnpquist of Kansas City recalls serious post childbirth illness followed by changes of life that left her bedridden and unable to sleep. After trying Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she improved and now recommends the remedy to others.
Urban humor from Park Stylus describes Mose and Al discovering a new job through a misread sign. Al becomes a professor of pathology at the college, while Mose explains the title as the pressor guiding people on and off campus grounds. The banter highlights wit over literacy.
Each tin holding talcum powder measures four inches in length and would extend 2147 miles end to end if placed side by side. The 10,000 tons used by American women last year highlights vast consumer demand and domestic product use.
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