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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1923
Page
2
Two Atlanta girls drove a Maxwell touring car more than 72000 miles last summer on a trip from January to the Pacific northwest through California and back to Atlanta via the western route. The girls were unchaperoned save for a Winchester rifle.
Study reports children in central Europe aged five to twenty show over ten times the decayed teeth of Zulu children in the same age range. The finding highlights severe dental health disparities linked to geography and ethnicity.
A column notes caution about rule emphasis in practice citing players who claim success with focus on intuition. It discusses striking plays allegedly achieved with eyes closed and questions the universal validity of fixed coaching maxims.
Three house joint resolutions passed the governor with the key Gra ham and Hauge measure to amend the constitution allowing women to hold seats in the legislature. After glitches in editing, the bill awaits reconvened legislature and voter approval. The fortieth general assembly faced many failed or postponed bills and heavy talk on taxation and state budgeting reforms.
Reading through the fragment, an asylum art exhibit in Heidelberg features paintings, sculptures, and mosaics created by inmates. The works show promise with some pieces described as unusually sane in subject and execution.
The ad claims Diamond Dyes can refresh faded garments from draperies to sweaters. It guarantees no streaking or color run and says directions suit wool silk linen cotton or blends, with guidance to tell the druggist fabric type.
Experts witnessed a Copenhagen test flight showing petroleum fuel works as well as gasoline with less vibration and no soot. The airplane reportedly ran 100 revolutions fewer than with gasoline, and there was no engine self ignition. Popular Mechanics Magazine reported the epoch making development in motive power for airplanes and automobiles.
Catarrhal deafness stems from an inflamed Eustachian tube causing rumbling and impaired hearing. The ad claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine can reduce inflammation and restore hearing, citing over forty years of success and availability from J Cheney & Co in Toledo Ohio.
Phung proposes maturing a wireless system between England and Australia to allow messages at two cents per word.
A cautious notice warns young men that pursuing a certain maid could lead to costly marriage consequences.
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