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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1920
Page
5
Mrs. Mary Fricke of Belleville reports lasting health after using PE-RU-NA for stomach cramps headaches and fatigue. She credits twelve bottles to weight gain improved appetite digestion and restored vigor and urges others to try the remedy. It is sold everywhere in tablet or liquid form.
A British district commander in India presented prizes at a garrison sports contest. A prize winner from an infantry regiment privately asked to exchange his meat carvers for a knife and fork sized to eat meat with. The general inquired and the soldier explained his practical need.
A ten year old girl overhears her parents arguing about a proposed town trip. She jokes that her father is her mother’s goat, prompting laughter. The girl explains she called him that because he always butts in on her mother, not due to disagreement.
Two high school youths in a local broker’s office study ticker tape quotes including PM stock quoted at 1 dollar a share. A board marker notes the clock shows one o’clock as they decide to buy five shares, joking about taking stock in the afternoon.
Marine glue is made by dissolving one part India rubber in crude benzine and mixing with two parts shellac with heat. The cement is water resistant and elastic, useful for house construction and furniture. It is applied warm and cools quickly. originally for ships and well known in Europe. By-and-by is always too late.
Lesson text notes David as king who seeks out Saul's lineage Mephibosheth and restores his estate and table fellowship. It links David to Christ illustrating salvation as grace initiated by God and enacted through mercy not merit.
Canada likely to pay farmers at least 40 cents above last season’s fixed 2.15 per bushel for No 1 wheat. About 40,000,000 will be distributed among Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba growers. Open market may push Canadian wheat to 3 to 5 per bushel as world conditions compress supplies.
A judge remarks on Dolly noting the doctor has saved her life nine times and that the speaker believes she was always tough. The line contrasts glory with a breast that beats for self.
An old clipping mentions a judge noting regrets about late nights with companions, stressing better conduct after social events. Ad copy for Cuticura soap and talcum emphasizes cleansing pores for clear skin, reflecting period beauty routines.
A brief exchange in the New York Sun and Herald contrasts Stella and Bellan as a temperamental debate. Bellan argues her temper is steady, likening it to a fireless cooker.
An ad explains catarrh dangers beyond nasal symptoms and warns against only local treatments. It promotes S. S. S. as a blood-cleansing remedy addressing the disease at its source and urges readers to obtain a bottle from a druggist or request free medical advice from the Medical Director in Atlanta, Georgia.
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