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Newspaper
Remington Press
Location
Remington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1922
Page
5
James P. Humphreys of Hebron Motor Co. testifies Tanlac cured his indigestion after years of bloating, heart palpitations, constipation, and fatigue. He says his appetite returned, nerves steadied, and he gained weight. Tanlac sold by all good pharmacists.
A man and his sweetheart apply for a marriage license in a southern courthouse. The clerk questions parentage as a woman handles the response with a story about rough roads. The exchange highlights prejudice and humor in a tense moment.
An advertisement touts Allen's Foot Ease as a foot antiseptic that removes shoe friction and relieves bunions and tired, swollen feet. It claims wearers can fit shoes one size smaller by shaking the powder into each shoe, promising comfort for ladies and general foot relief.
A Louisville Courier-Journal item notes a World War I memorial vignette with a girl asking if the Yanks are coming and a colonel replying yes. The piece centers on American troops from Tennessee and their role in France during the conflict.
Wealthy Chicago magnate Benjamin Corvet asks Alan Conrad to present in Blue Rapids Kansas and appears to be fathering him. Alan inherits Corvet’s house and encounters a masked intruder who calls himself Iwake. Constance’s loyalties shift as Henry Spearman dismisses Alan and tightens control.
Alan confronts Wassaquam about Corvet’s disappearance and a mysterious visitor. The Indian fears for Corvet, the Drum is tied to shipwrecks, and Alan is left stunned by a sudden ambush as night and ice loom over the lake.
After a street attack on Alan Conrad, Constance Sherrill and Spearman visit him in hospital and discuss motives. Constance questions whether the assault targeted him or Mr. Corvet, while Alan reveals a prowler in Mr. Corvet’s house and identifies Spearman as a possible suspect. The pair’s closeness cools as truth comes to light.
A sales pitch promises 2c over market price for cream shipments and guarantees satisfaction with checks returning promptly, payment on each can, and prompt handling of any claims. The firm asserts it says what it means and means what it says.
A Manchester Guardian report explains funeral bearers in Hull organized a strike to force a lower fee. Bearers, often tradesmen, provide their own hats and wear black suits. Fees range from 75 cents to $1.25, with some earning $5 weekly. The current Hull rate is $1.25, sought to drop to $1. The strike highlights a little known labor niche within the funeral industry.
Henry, known for thrift, returns home amid rain praising the rain’s music while his brothers note the contrast to gasoline sizzle from his motor. The sister has silenced them from remarking on his frugality.
The Golden State covers 99,617,280 acres with 18,417,643 forest, 20,239,097 unappropriated lands, 463,041 Indian reservations, 745,798 school lands, 4,555,941 private timber holdings, and 27,981,444 farms. About equal areas are miscellaneous. 11,389,894 farm acres are improved, and only 3,893,000 are irrigated.
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