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Newspaper
Moulton Weekly Tribune
Location
Moulton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1922
Page
6
Mrs. Anna B Crawford of Lincoln Nebraska declares Tanlac restored her health after a run-down condition and indigestion left her weak dizzy and in pain She credits Tanlac with improved appetite gained weight and easier walking Tanlac is sold by all good druggists.
Lord Lea of Fareham warned at a New York reception that prohibition could push people toward tea and turn them into tea slaves like Australians. He recounted an Australian cabin tale of a pot kept on the fire, repeatedly adding and removing leaves for strength and for an old man to smoke.
AI rat Re UMMEN introduces new cotton goods designed to resemble silk in texture. The line includes cotton kasha cloth and other weaves, popular for straight-line summer dresses with fresh decorations.
Fashion notes on blouses for travel and daily wear emphasize ease and economy. English prints and fine fabrics like voile organdie and batistes appear in new colors such as almond green flamingo and tangerine. Sheer organdies and satin trims create dressier options with bead decoration and refined details.
Canadian agriculture shifts from hazy farming to a professional system. Education, experimental farms, and government literature elevate farming as a national benefit. City men take to farming successfully through study, with many top honors earned by non‑farmers. Advertisement. We know best what is best for us to do, but the trouble is to persuade our selves to do it. When a woman acquires a job lot of trinkets she begins to speak of her jewels.
A woman sailing on the Aquitania on the quay at Southampton exchanges words via a megaphone with her granddaughter about grandma missing spectacles. A leather-coated official on the quay confirms the granddaughter says she returned them, while the girl recalls placing them on the piano and promises to send them. The farewell line features exchanges Goodby Effie and Goodby grandma.
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