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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1930
Page
8
Mrs. H. M. Smith of Topeka Kansas extols California Fig Syrup for her five year old son claiming health benefits and a family legacy of using the product. She cites quick relief for colds fevers and stomach upsets and notes millions of bottles sold yearly with physician endorsement for fifty years.
Engineers and metallurgists worldwide monitor the Essen project as Krupp works advance a rustless iron structure. The eggshell steel construction aims to showcase corrosion resistant metallurgy and industrial potential.
Many people misdiagnose indigestion when it is simply an acid condition that Phillips Milk of Magnesia can fix in minutes. The product neutralizes stomach acid, relieving sourness and gas after meals and preventing late discomfort. Unlike soda, Phillips provides lasting relief and is pleasant to take.
Mrs Gadjoy claims she won three straight rubbers this afternoon in bridge. Mr Gadjoy retorts asking how many did you win that weren’t straight.
Mr William A Radford offers free advice on home building for readers and details a compact Dutch colonial style house 26 feet by 28 feet with six rooms and bath. The frame home features a wide front porch, dormer second floor, ample windows, concrete foundation, and brick pillars with an exterior fireplace.
Concrete masonry proves adaptable for garage walls with durable portland cement mortar and fire resistant construction. The article recommends heated by existing plant hot water or steam, large well lit windows, electric lighting, nonburning roofs, year round concrete drives, and six inch slab thickness. It details mixes 1 2 3 portland cement to sand and aggregate, wood float finish, and moist curing for a week.
Ten years ago clinker brick, deemed waste from kilns, was discarded. Now it is prized for attractive homes and fetches higher prices than standard kiln brick as manufacturers note its small, improving share in each kiln.
Mrs A reveals admiration for her husband while Mrs B praises his good taste. The judge asks grounds for divorce and the husband cites misrepresentation as the key issue, recalling a marriage proposal where she claimed to be agreeable.
The hotelkeeper remarks on a late night departure via the fire escape at midnight. The text notes that England has taxed for Unfortunates, a relief levy for the poor since 1573.
A vintage ad promotes Castoria for infants and children with mild digestive issues. It claims Castoria relieves constipation and sluggishness, is pleasant tasting, and carries the genuine signature of Chas. H. Fletcher on the wrapper.
Nova Scotia sees renewed activity in historic mining sites with a dozen or more old mines reported. Despite the revival, annual production remains small, only a few thousand ounces. Magnificence overdone quotes and whimsical notes accompany the piece.
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