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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1919
Page
3
An advertisement warns that genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin must bear the Bayer Cross and come in unbroken packages with directions for treating headaches toothaches and other pains. It notes small tin boxes of 12 tablets are cheap at drug stores and larger packages exist.
Lesson for August 31 emphasizes temperance through Daniel's stand against royal food. It details how Daniel refused the king's meat and wine, kept conscience intact, and was rewarded with health, mental advancement, high status, and spiritual insight, highlighting traits of conscientiousness and loyalty to God.
A devotional meditation asserts that God's essence dwells within humans as surely as water spills from a full bucket, equating the inner divine presence with the fullness of heaven and stressing the accessibility of God in the heart.
A provocative Hoosier man known for delaying actions teases schoolboys while courting a teacher. He promises rides someday as a bus incident draws laughter and a reminder of his repeated delays, noted by the Indianapolis News.
A playful dialogue features Mrs Younghbtide asking a dealer how fish come and receiving odd responses. The dealer explains in metaphoric terms and the exchange ends with a request for sevens, tied to glove size. The Boston Transcript captures a light, humorous snapshot.
A fragmented note cites Cholly’s Type with lines about reading small type and strain. It quotes a Cleveland Press jab at readers and follows with Marcus Aurelius on happiness from thoughts. The text ends with a stray misfit about bills and licking.
A senator veers to a German counter-proposition analogy about Old Man Green who hires a rat catcher for two dollars. The catcher boasts he removed a packing case full of rats and offers to haul away the corpses, asking payment. Green replies asking why he gets nothing for all the rats.
A garbled excerpt hints at a private confession about an ex wife and a distant reflection theme. The lines deform a narrative about identity and unseen truths in a provincial reading.
An older, moneyed woman faces a suitor from Four Sisters Weekly. He begs to marry and seek a home and maternal protection, but she resists, noting she cannot become his wife. The dialogue hints at family strain and social expectation.
Mrs Bernard 16 Grace of St. Louis submitted a Persian shawl to the New York Metropolitan Museum. The owner traced its history 165 years and noted its eleven by four feet size with palm leaf and River of Life patterns in mossy garnets browns and steel gray tones. A Washington expert suggested the weave reflects a long lifetime of the weavers.
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