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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1931
Page
3
C. W. Hunt, long serving member of the Federal Trade Commission, has been appointed to lead the agency as chairman. He takes the helm after a period on the commission, advancing its leadership.
Champ wrestler Jim Londos, the classic Greek, upset the wrestling dope by defeating Richard Shikat to claim the world heavyweight title.
A quotation from American Magazine celebrates effort against opponents and obstacles, framing adversity as a collective debt owed to those who challenge and hinder progress. The line underscores resilience and perseverance as civic or personal ethics.
The article traces George F. Baker born 1840 in Troy New York and raised in Brooklyn and Dedham Massachusetts. It notes early lessons in saving from family, a boyhood in boat clubs and a cranberry venture, schooling at Seward university, and a first banking job leading to the founding of the First National Bank in 1863 with initial capital of 200000.
A motorist in Algeria was killed when a stone strike hit through a defile near Tizi Nkoula while a monkey battle between rival clans raged along the road. The taxi driver and passenger were not identified. the incident ties to reports of organized simian feuds and Afridi‑like violence in the region.
The article promotes Castoria as a safe gentle remedy for teething discomfort colic and upset stomachs in babies and children. It notes mild taste and action and that it may be given to tiny infants and used for everyday child care with the signature of Chas. H. Fletcher on the wrapper. Doctors prescribe it.
A Brooklyn Eagle quip notes a humorous marital pact about earnings. The husband jokes that his wife believes he earns sixty dollars weekly, while his actual income is ninety dollars, illustrating domestic misperception with wit.
Advertises Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription claiming it makes weak women strong with no alcohol. Sold by druggists in tablet or liquid form in Ady. Mentions tears of joy and sadness drawn from the same sack.
Careful estimates place 67 million people insured in the United States with about 103.6 billion dollars in force. Life insurers hold roughly 17.6 billion in assets, up 1.639 billion in 1929 the largest gain on record, nearly matching early century asset totals. Each small town has one man who knows genealogy a century back.
An advertisement claims Kruschen Salts dissolve fat by mineral balance. It urges taking half a teaspoonful daily with hot water, cutting pastry and fatty foods, and promises rapid weight loss and renewed energy. A money back guarantee backs the claim.
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