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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1929
Page
3
Denver mother tells how California Fig Syrup regulates bowels and stomachs, builds strength in underweight kids, and ends constipation with its fruity vegetable formula. Endorsed by leading physicians for 50 years and sold at four million bottles yearly.
Advertisement offers $1250 annual profit per acre from Christmas tree farming with $1 per acre planting. Promises of spruce pine and arbor vitae, plus instructions for producing toilet beauty preparations. Includes mail address Betz Hammond Indiana and Star Co Omaha Nebraska notices.
Judge Ben B Lindsey cites a flippant class that makes the husband role ridiculous. Iven Hudson and Wagner anecdotes show the tension between marriage and passion. The Detroit Free Press piece notes lines about husbands and lovers amid cultural critique.
Mrs Newbride frets over a cook who misbehaves in a way that suggests excessive spending. Mrs Oldbride admits a similar pattern, noting she once carried away enough to start a small grocery. The dialogue hints at domestic humor and social commentary.
Testimonial from Mrs. T Wise of Rosedife Kansas praising the tonic for stomach sickness and dizziness. Claims healing after using two books and trial tablets, urging readers to ask their druggist or send 10 cents for a trial package.
A quirky exchange asks what caused a separation with the answer marriage. A brief aside wonders if a five day workweek will change housework duties and notes a medicine glass as a sanitary measure.
The Ragged Edge The Critic-Rimepinx releases new deckle-edged poetry edition drawing notice in The Observer. Exchange notes contrast old and new editions as a family debate over art and status featuring Newrich and l'aun of Vienna.
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