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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1922
Page
3
James P. Humphreys of Hebron Maryland, a renowned automobile man, declares Tanlac is best for stomach trouble and run down condition and states it completely restored his health.
James P. Humphreys of Hebron Maryland credits Tanlac with curing his long standing indigestion. He says after years of bloating gas heart palpitations constipation and nerve disturbance his appetite returned his stomach troubles vanished and he gained weight. Tanlac is sold by druggists.
The famed singer Mary Garden was guest of honor at a Chicago chorus girls tea. She advised the women to politely but firmly turn down unwanted attention in the streets. A blonde chorus girl challenged the saying, prompting Garden to respond with a quip about manners.
Mrs. T A Landry of Donaldsonville Louisiana writes to praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Medicine for restoring her health after months of weakness and ailments. She notes quick improvement and recommends the medicines to other women.
Rev. P. B. Fitzwater presents a weekly lesson outline for readers of the Improved Uniform International. The article outlines biblical guidance and practical application for classroom instruction and spiritual growth.
A sermon outlines Belshazzar's impious feast with wine, sacrilige, and idol worship in Babylon. It covers the handwriting on the wall, Daniel's interpretation, and the king's judgment with Darius the Mede, urging readiness for divine judgment amid luxury and licentiousness.
A fragment from a humor roundup lists quips and cartoonish scenes. It recalls a mean man on a northbound elevated train who claims the wrong station and yields his seat to a standing woman. Included are jokes about a baby’s ribs and arithmetic bugs among soldiers and a patriotic work contract.
The line suggests that a physically larger man tends to accept criticism without outward emotion. It implies patience and silent contempt as common reactions among bigger men when disciplined or corrected.
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