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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1923
Page
2
A New York Herald letter argues modern readers neglect dictionaries and would welcome a concise fool proof edition that excludes obsolete and archaic words while preserving core meanings. It notes many words function as both noun and verb and carry many senses. The piece suggests a streamlined reference for the language.
A Brooklyn boy pleads for the cheapest tree after saving 23 cents for his dead dog. The dealer offers a 25 cent tree and tells him to fetch his savings. The boy hurries home to get more funds, grateful for the kind offer.
A device uses three knives rotated by an electric motor at 2800 RPM to speed animal skinning. The note contrasts saving money for a year with spending it and urges readers to guard against grippe before it takes hold.
An estimate places 900 million people in countries where hookworm infections pose a serious health and work efficiency threat.
A fragmentary 1 cent page note shows Mabel interpreting a letter from Dick where he proclaims love. The readable portion confirms affectionate language though full context is unclear.
After three weeks the Senate deadlocked on code revision awaiting attorney general ruling. The House passed amendments to bolster legality and referred to compiled code. The tax committee proposed a county assessor system, a three member state board of assessment, and local budget boards to ensure transparent budgeting and tax limits. Ralph L. Rumley won the sixth district House seat over MFP Springer.
A Chicago reader praises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for easing weakness nervousness and insomnia after years of poor appetite and fatigue. The letter extols the remedy and notes its long standing reputation with women over nearly fifty years.
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