Dandelion Butter Color Sold Widely For Decades
An old advertisement touts a harmless vegetable butter color named Dandelion used by millions for fifty years. Drug stores and general stores offered bottles priced at 35 cents.
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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1923
Page
10
Advice to Mules Professor’s wry dismissal quip
A college scene ends with a quip. After a noted poor recitation the professor tells the class to leave quietly and not flap their ears as they exit. The remark carries a light humorous bite about student effort and classroom discipline.
Brandreth Pills Ad Sparks Health Remedy Fame
An advertisement touts Brandreth Pills as the best for constipation with claims of unique efficacy, urging readers to take one or two at bedtime. It also notes a generic line about obtaining scarce items, reflecting the era’s consumer mindset.
New members swell Altus American Legion post roster
Roy R. Volk adjutant of the James Monroe Rosch post in Altus Oklahoma expanded post membership from 18 to 292 in under a year. He secured a well equipped club room and library and aims for 500 members and a post owned home. Volk is a World War I veteran disabled in service and cited for meritorious work at Post field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy R. Volk
Altus
Okla
Legion Post
James Monroe Rosch
American Legion
Volk
Ing Country
Post
Post Field
Flags In Sealed Case Return To Ohio Statehouse
Sealed in glass cases in Columbus Ohio the World War flags from Ohio units rest beside Civil War colors. Veterans from Civil and World wars attended the ceremony with soldiers from regular army National Guard and reserve corps. Col Charles Rhodes presented the flags to Adjutant General Henderson as American Legion officials joined the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Columbus
War Department
National Guard
Reserve Corps
Charles Rhodes
Fort Hayes
Fifth Corps
Henderson
American Legion
Legion Post Leases Lincoln City Auditorium
The Lincoln post of the American Legion has leased the city auditorium for one year. The lease transfers all contracts the city held with individuals. The post will use part of the building for clubrooms and likely establish a canteen in the auditorium.
The Heartless Wretch
A short humorous column stirs with a confession from a young husband who dislikes potato salad, prompting comical suspense as his wife presses for truth in a domestic moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Weekly
American Legion Unveils Policy For Ex-Service Men
At the San Francisco convention the American Legion adopted 91 resolutions shaping its next year policy. Key aims include expanded veterans medical care, more hospital beds, funding to improve the Veterans' bureau, and efforts to extend rehabilitation and adjusted compensation. The group calls for civic programs, education, scouting, and community clinics, plus a five year immigration suspension and stricter controls. It also backs defense readiness, international peace efforts, land reclamation projects, and a universal service law for wartime mobilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
United States
National Legion
San Francisco
Legion
United States Veterans’ Bureau
the Legion
Congress
Bureau
National Rehabilitation Committee
National Americanization Commission of the Legion
Bureau of Community Welfare
Ao Permanent International Peace Committee
Ruhr
Colorado
Columbia River
Trials and Tribulations of Embryo Actresses
A collection of anecdotes on aspiring actresses facing rejection form letters and harsh judgments. One girl vows to land a part this fall despite setbacks while another traveler recounts a photographer’s quip about posing for cloak and suit work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun and Globe
Too Whit Too Whoo Owl Story Card
An owl visits his lady friend in a quaint tale of gentleness and loyalty. The narrative emphasizes enduring friendship and calm companionship over grand actions.
Parsley Sauce Sparks Biblical Curiosity at Dinner
A mother and daughter share a restaurant moment over parsley sauce. The mother offers the sauce while the daughter recalls a Bible line about a man who was sick of parsley and expresses a desire to try it, showing a humorous mix of food and scripture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie
Long Calculation Impacts Paper Mark Values
A note on the paper mark sharply falling in value as calculations grow lengthy. The piece hints at the tedious task of converting or writing decimals, suggesting the process may span from dawn to night.
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