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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1920
Page
6
An advertisement touts Freezone as a painless, penny priced corn remedy. It claims drops stop pain and allow removal by fingers, marketed by a Cincinnati inventor and sold by druggists. also includes a related snail travel fact.
An old advertisement promises Cascarets will cleanse the liver and bowels to relieve head fog, bad breath, and sour stomach. It claims the laxative works while you sleep and avoids gripe or discomfort unlike salts oils calomel or harsh pills. The ad closes with a quip about a man unsure of a woman's mood when she cries.
Advertises Cole Carbonsalve claiming fast relief for burning itching and painful skin conditions. Promotes instant pain stop and scarless healing with packets priced 25c and 60c. Encourages readers to ask a druggist or mail 25c to The Cole Co Rockford Illinois for a package.
Guidance on substituting cheaper fats for butter and bacon fat in home cooking. Techniques cover washing bacon fat to remove char and smoky taste, using fat in cakes cookies and pastries, handling meat drippings, and enriching substitutes with sugar to improve blending.
A short verse offers practical counsel to brides and newlyweds to make the best of everything especially bread. The lines convey cheerful guidance and domestic optimism.
A collection of simple dishes and desserts including Eggs in Green Peppers Porcupine Apples Sour Cream Cake and Meringue. Each item provides steps for preparation cooking and finishing with pantry friendly tips and substitutions for a lighter dessert or meal option.
An advertisement extols Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a leading kidney liver and bladder remedy. It claims quick noticeable relief and urges trial with a sample bottle offer via postage to Binghamton New York mentioning the paper.
Old Redleigh, an ardent angler, theorizes in a Highland fishing hotel. He asks maid Christine for a horseftly and, after her puzzled look, quips about a horse fly. Christine replies she has not seen one and recalls a cop leaping a precipice, prompting the punchline.
Columbia University expands languages including Dutch Japanese Arabic Armenian Chinese French Danish Norwegian Icelandic Russian Serbo Croatian Spanish and Turkish. Julian Arnold urges 500 to 1 000 Americans trained in Chinese civilization over ten years to tap vast trade potential in China. A Chinese weekly paper in Paris by Daniel Fu serves laborers now in reconstruction work, printed by photo with handwritten sheets selling for 2 cents.
A mother and her child were upstairs when they heard the baby fall from the couch. Kathryn warned that if the baby didn’t stop falling she would ruin herself. The piece notes eight million feet of lumber used annually in clock manufacture.
A garbled bundle of light humor and product lines from a old newspaper page. Quotations touch Salvation Army, a Kansas City Star reference, a poetic license gag, a father son exchange, baby clothes whitening with Red Cross Ball Blue, and a note on dignity in labor.
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