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Newspaper
Moulton Weekly Tribune
Location
Moulton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1922
Page
6
Celesta Fell of Boston reports eight pound gain in two weeks from using Tanlac. She says she eats better sleeps better and feels stronger after suffering indigestion fatigue and nervousness before starting Tanlac. Propaganda saying Africans are against whites is noted as circulating in Africa.
EvA Aldrich of Emporia Kansas shares how Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helped her during painful menstrual periods and weakness. She recommends the remedy to friends with similar troubles, noting it restored her health and continues to aid women through various life stages.
Summer fashion features white undergarments returning amid colorful crepe gowns and lingerie. Designers blend blue and green accents with bead embroidery and appliques, favor simple lines and tailored silhouettes. Nightdresses mix between round necklines and square shoulders, while beaded trims and narrow ribbons enhance elegant gown details.
California constable Al La Cunha earns public praise for single handedly corralling a swarm of angry bees near the Warren shop during a busy hayward shopping day. He used a stick and tin can to calm the insects, prompting shoppers to vote him thanks. Nearby stats note low adoption of electric conveniences in farms.
At the University of Wisconsin researchers watt up to 1000 in a room kept near 65 degrees to intensively study plant respiration and photosynthesis. The text notes a humorous line about a man who always returns with flour in the barrel.
Public reports from druggists show kidney ailments are common yet many Americans remain unaware. Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root is advertised as effective and widely sold in two bottle sizes. A Life Insurance examiner notes kidney disease often causes insurance declines, urging readers to try a sample by sending ten cents to Kilmer Co.
The Boy Scouts of Elizabeth, Pennsylvania adopted a prone juniper near the Masonica home. At least eighty years old, the tree measures 48 inches in diameter and 24 inches high, with limbs on the ground that do not take root. It has a place in the Hall of Fame of the American Forestry Association in Washington, D C, with nomination by Judge George R R Orlady of the Pennsylvania Superior Court.
Turner quotes suggest theory stirs hope while Brookes counters that practice raises wages. London Answers presents a brisk exchange reflecting views on advancement and earnings.
A reflective note on the corrosive weight of hatred, exploring how animosity a person harbors harms both the holder and those around him. The piece suggests inner conflict arises from resentments that fester over time, shaping behavior and outlook.
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