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Newspaper
Remington Press
Location
Remington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1922
Page
7
Wm A McGraw of Tampa Florida credits Tanlac with keeping him in good health for four years. He describes a rapid improvement after starting Tanlac while noting prior laxative use harmed his condition. He keeps Tantac on hand and takes a dose whenever feeling under the weather. Tantac is sold by all druggists.
Dialogue notes Italian law requires theatre ads to reflect claims. A skeptic bets Americans won’t enforce that standard. The other replies that they have more sense than asking anyone to accomplish the impossible.
For years druggists have observed Dr Kilmer Swamp Root kidney liver and bladder medicine is a physician prescription but also a strengthening remedy. It helps kidneys liver and bladder function naturally. It has many friends and is sold by all druggists. Send ten cents for a sample bottle by writing Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton NY and mention this paper.
An Indianapolis teacher used the word totem in class for a sentence exercise. Thomas, usually slow to answer, quickly spoke up saying he totes his books home every evening.
A noted quip reflects on human nature noting that many fools stay cheerful, while grouchy attitudes rarely win affection. The line underscores irony in social behavior and perception.
Passengers on the Carmania reported a 1,200 foot high waterspout 800 miles off New York. The column grew toward the ship, drawing awe and fear as passengers betting on its speed watched it close in. It suddenly subsided just before contact and left no trace minutes later.
Recorder Clarence Goldenberg instructed Webster Risley to beat up Thomas Curtis after Mrs. Risley testified Curtis accosted her and sent unfounded letters to her husband. The testimony described Curtis as causing scenes in public places, while Risley was described as tall and muscular. The recorder urged Risley to settle the dispute with a "good licking."
Police arrest two men claimed to run a firm of burglars operating from an office rented in a downtown building. They halted plans for the spring trade.
An elderly farmer’s wife in the Geneva canton was pronounced dead after heart disease. A nurse prepared the body for burial as funeral arrangements began, but one hour later she opened her eyes while observers gasped. The physician reasserted death, while a prior similar case had been reported in Heckmondwike.
McCray, a diver near Tacoma Washington, battled a huge devilfish 50 feet below Puget Sound. He used a wrecking bar to pierce the creature’s body after it seized him with no tentacles and dragged him toward the surface before companions freed him. The monster, one of the largest seen locally, reportedly attacked him first.
In her New Bedford probate filing Emily Howland left most of her 1 million dollar estate to friends and strangers less well off. The New York Association for Improving the Condition of the Poor gets 300000 to establish a country home for New York nurses convalescing from illness. Universities, settlements, hospitals and other public institutions nationwide also receive bequests.
A nine year old boy, Alfred Brown, gave a seven year old playmate two hundred dollars and a diamond ring for a ride on a toy wagon. Detectives said the boy produced the items from his wet pocketbook as proof of the transaction.
The Chippewa girl Hanging Cloud from a Rice Lake area tribe earned three eagle plumes by slaying three braves amid a 19th century ambush. Feigning death, she waited as Sioux claimed the slain then used her father’s rifle to kill two more. She later married a white man near Rice Lake.
A hungry Tim knocks on a cottage door on a chilly day. An elderly kind woman invites him in and serves a meal. Tim explains he would work if he had tools, specifically a knife and fork.
A bank teller carries items that hint at daily life and the unusual. The reader may glimpse a mix of routine tools and personal mementos that reveal the teller’s character and interests.
A leatherneck story narrates a six foot five marine who jokes his parents were giants, revealing twins as the reason for his size. In a second vignette Mrs Subbubs scolds her new farm helper Hester for a rosy mood, noting the grocer’s boy is not Jewish and his name is Michael.
A statement argues that acceptance of majority rule should depend on the content of the majority’s message. It contends that the group’s legitimacy rests on aligning decisions with justified aims and practical outcomes.
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