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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1920
Page
7
In War in the Garden of Eden Roosevelt describes bazaars where a feast follows bread and beet pickles with lamb kababs roasted over charcoal. He notes long tables and benches, shared meals, and a coffee finish, observing that Arabs eat sparingly but banquet with fullness on special occasions.
The item notes covering children's schoolbooks with stiff paper or cloth to extend their life for use by the next generation. It mentions a minister’s congratulatory remarks at a wedding being genuine, and reflects on Pride having two seasons, forward spring and early fall.
A remedy claim urges Jad Salts to flush and stimulate kidneys to normal activity. It describes the acid grape and lemon mixture with lithia, its safety, and a suggestion to take four ounces in water before breakfast to ease back pain and bladder issues.
Inez Haines Gilmore, noted author of many children books, discussed child psychology at a Greenwich tea. She shared a playful anecdote about a friend's daughter who plans to marry and have three children, then confesses she might marry a bachelor.
A light joke frames a church visit as Mrs. Bensonhurst recalls charity toward all. When the minister asks for thoughts, Mrs. Flatbush notes her husband kept silent, implying the sermon’s impact was indirect and humorous.
The passage presents dialog about skating and ice, followed by a girl who as she grows older prefers to forget she once wished to marry a poet. It hints at memory, ambition, and the pull of poetry in life.
A February lesson on Acts 9 32 to 43 and Luke 6 17 26 presents two major miracles in the early church. Peter heals Eneas and raises Dorcas, prompting many in Lydda and Sharon to believe, while stressing edification growth, and outward influence of a life of service.
An old advertisement highlights the Bayer Cross mark on genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin. It notes physicians have prescribed them for over eighteen years and urges buying unbroken packages with proper directions for relief of Colds Headache Toothache Earache Neuralgia Lumbago Rheumatism and joint pains. Hand boxes of twelve cost a few cents with larger packages available from druggists.
An advertisement promotes 5.5.5 vegetable blood medicine claiming all ailments stem from impurities. It urges readers to cleanse blood to ward off disease and restore vitality, offering free medical advice from Medical Director, Swift Specific Co., Atlanta.
The Birmingham Age-Herald cites a quip about war affecting people, mentions Mrs. Gadder planning a European trip and seeking battlefield viewing costumes, and notes an ancient instrument, forceps, with a brief aside on Korea’s marriage certificate division between spouses.
Druggist ad promotes Ely's Cream Balm for catarrh and colds claiming one use clears blocked airways in a minute. Fragrant antiseptic relief soothes inflamed membranes and ends dryness with immediate breathing ease. Also includes a wry note about virtue and tongue.
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