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Newspaper
Remington Press
Location
Remington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1922
Page
4
A dialogue on modern drama praise from a young St Louis writer and famed actresses, plus a Baltimore Sun note on rising medical costs. Discussions cover pay clinics for affordable specialist care, why fashion and aesthetics spark debate, and a South African police tea with brass humor.
Investors in an alleged scheme await promised payouts described as coming “shortly.” The leader of the concern vanished, leaving no indication of a return time while investors press for updates as delays continue.
A locotractor guides weight on metal rails with rubber wheeled cars running on prepared road strips beside tracks. Designers claim the system is efficient for transport in Africa, using rails and side roads to support car and cargo weight.
Gertrude Emerson recalls a Chinese student legend in World Outlook about studying by lantern fireflies in summer and snow reflections in winter. The observation ends with a reminder not to take oneself too seriously.
WANTED men or women to take orders for guaranteed hosiery for men women and children. Eliminates darning. $40 a week full time $1.00 an hour spare time. Experience unnecessary. International Stocking Mills Norristown Pa Tell your neighbor to subscribe for himself the next time he comes borrowing The Press.
Francis M. "Burax" Smith, once $20 million in debt after his borax fortune collapsed, rebuilds wealth to several millions at 73. He credits his lifelong motto Don't weaken Courage is the thing as he races to control new borax deposits near Searles Lake, Nevada, and a Nevada claim. Mexico City also reports government use of cinema to teach pottery and basket-making to Indigenous tribes, with lectures to aid illiterate artisans.
A Philadelphia builder announces that $1,000,000 worth of new homes will be wired for radio telephone service. The ad promises this will greatly enhance enjoyment of the homes and reflects the era’s growing interest in radio technology.
An article urges daily cleansing of the mouth nose and throat to prevent germ spread and disease. It touts Grando Gargie as a safe antiseptic especially for throat and mouth care and as a teething aid.
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