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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1923
Page
10
Clayton Willis of Omaha reports digestion improved by Tanlac, with regained appetite and energy and rheumatism clearing. Advertisement touts Tanlac and Tanlac Vegetable Pills, claiming vast sales and urging buyers to accept no substitute.
A London Mail reflection argues that modern dance lacks true essence and loses relevance once mastered, suggesting it ceases to be modern as it becomes conventional and static. The quote implies a cyclical critique of evolving art forms.
A Bloomington campus tale recalls a co-ed and a bachelor student planning marriage decades ago. She tied two maple saplings, they grew entwined into a single trunk, the spirals showing their past bond. The story, found by the son now a college professor, appears in the Ohio State Journal.
Patents issued for using anthracite coal screenings as fuel by mixing with water gas tar without compression into briquettes. Some men seek profit, while others seek merely to obtain it.
The American Legion broadcasts key speeches and official talks to its vast membership via radio. Posts install receiving sets, letting ex servicemen hear leaders from Lincoln to San Francisco and beyond. National and state commanders plan further uses to reach three quarters of a million members.
The American Legion will decentralize service work under a plan led by national chairman Joe Sparks to speed claims processing. Claims will go directly to the Legion department service office in the state where they originate, with ongoing contact to U S veterans bureau subdistrict offices and regular visits by officials. If unsatisfactory, the Hasson representative at the district bureau may review the case. Most files remain in the veteran’s home district.
The American Legion in Colorado reviews newspaper and court reports to identify veterans whose mental incapacity may have led to crimes. If mental impairment is found, Legion service officers report the case to the United States Veterans Bureau for action.
Kenneth H. McRae former commander of the first American Legion post in the United States married Lois May Beach, a post commander from the U S S Jacob Jones post, after meeting through Legion activities in Washington D C. McRae served in France with Nebraska troops and is now historian of his post.
Lemuel Bolles of the American Legion warns against substitution of Japanese and other foreign labor for American workers. He calls for national unity, stricter immigration enforcement, and new laws to preserve America for capable citizens amid protests near Medford Oregon over a large fruit orchard employment.
A vivid anecdote from American Legior Weekly describes eight year old Edgar reacting with sullen discomfort to a call for a kiss from a distant relative on a late visit. He pleads with his father to kiss the woman instead, reflecting a child’s blunt view of adult courtship and propriety.
The piece argues that unhappiness stems from man's greatness and the presence of an Infinite within him that cannot be fully suppressed by finite nature.
Blister Johnson of Rumpus Ridge interrupts family scene to warn others that the presiding elder is in the house and threatens trouble if orders are not followed. The dialogue captures a tense, informal moment in a rural setting.
An advertisement touts Cuticura Talcum Powder as an antiseptic and economical powder for face skin babies and dusting. It claims a fascination aroma and that it renders other perfumes superfluous as part of the Cuticura Toilet Trio with Soap Ointment and Talcum.
The noted French dramatist Pierre Corneille was so shy and socially awkward that he wrote a clever couplet claiming he is never understood unless spoken through another. The remark highlights Corneille's recognized limitations and humorous self awareness.
A brief cartoon caption shows Ruth asking about farming knowledge and Duh replying with a weather complaint. The exchange underscores a rural life gag contrasting farming skills with weather woes.
A short exchange captures a wary moment as Blinks asks if truth was always told and Jinks replies he wants a few friends, signaling guarded honesty and social caution.
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