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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1960
Page
3
A collage of light jokes and short sketches featuring Mark Twain’s travel quip about clothes and a nightcap, a courtroom dig about skipping with a lawyer, a tale of two graduates and profits, cruise ship banter about the captain, a doctor and wife dinner misadventure, and a wife’s wedding ring riddle.
A frustrated voice urges a teen to act fast for summer work before teachers take all opportunities. A real estate agent shows a dilapidated house and notes that buyers can do much if they are handy with money.
In Washington this week the piece outlines how public opinion acts like gravity on government. It traces a swing from business dominance with tariffs and antitrust to increased regulation and labor protections, noting hearings on labor union practices and calls to curb labor leaders.
After a poor night’s sleep you may feel tired due to iron deficiency anemia. Lydia E. Pinkham Tablets are promoted as an iron tonic for women, said to strengthen blood within one day and restore energy, with claims you will feel like a new woman after use.
An advertisement asserts Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound provides relief from discomforts of changes of life and monthly pain. It highlights the liquid tonic as a blessed relief option for female ailments.
Mark Welsh discusses rural decline and progress in farming, noting abandoned farms and fewer workers. He warns about poison ivy hazards and insect losses while offering practical advice on prevention and safety.
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