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Newspaper
Orland Zenith
Location
Orland, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1922
Page
3
An ad outlines the benefits of Red Cross Ball Blue noting that clean clothes reflect well on a man and his wife’s relatives expect more of him. It asserts good bluing yields good results and claims all grocers carry the product.
The American Farm Bureau reports one million dollars saved for about 45 000 wool growers through 22 state wool pools handling 22.25 million pounds in 1921. Ohio and Michigan led volume, with average price around 25 cents per pound and growers netting just over 20 cents.
Nevada farmers rally behind a statewide co operative marketing plan begun at Reno last fall. The system uses producer owned exchanges with product specific accounting, aims to stabilize hay prices, and may extend to potatoes grain and dairy in time. A Reno headquarters and Oakland branch would manage operations with warehouse space for steady delivery and potential grower advances.
A boy sprinkles a tonic near a cottontail burrow to keep it from escaping as a man contemplates using a stick to trap the animal. The scene shifts to a comment on temper and luck in relation to alimony obligations, noting varied fortunes in avoiding or facing support.
Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and Talcum are advertised as a daily beauty trio to clear complexions, cleanse scalps, and soften hands, highlighting fragrance and daily use for skin care.
Mr. Groucher says his wife’s preferred bloom is unknown but describes it as artificial and durable, suitable for trimming hats. The exchange suggests a practical, decorative flower rather than a natural one.
A Louisville Courier Journal quote argues for stronger laws and suggests sending dentists to Congress to enforce reforms. The remark reflects frustration with ineffectual legislation and calls for practical, enforceable measures.
Classic remedy for infants and children promoted with the slogan Bears the Aio Signature. Mothers are urged to trust Fletcher's Castoria as a trusted product. Children cry for Castoria, linking comfort to its long-standing use and familiar presence in households.
The Wasterner and a Tombstone dealer discuss a stud game in Arizona with a threat to shoot any stranger who gets ahead. An American Legion Weekly line and an ad for Red Cross Ball Blue complete the terse collage of notices.
Local readers discuss Zeb Am Hlusia and the chant of Daby refrain sung by a young performer. Community voices praise the artistry and promise evident in the side street tale.
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