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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1927
Page
7
Article by W A Radford promotes affordable one floor living with quality construction. It details a curved roof bay window, pergola side feature, and a 27 by 15 foot living dining area. Two rear bedrooms include ample closets and a roomy rear porch for outdoor living.
The article notes tiles offer durable color options for stucco exteriors. Tiles suit architectural and artistic aims, with varieties for gables arches pediments and panels. Using tiles for bands friezes or ornamental accents provides color and texture to stucco facades.
Dignity and simplicity are core home building principles that improve architecture and reduce costs. Postwar material choices shift toward permanence, narrowing gaps between cheap and best options. Better materials and design heighten community appeal and reflect evolving American homes.
A damaged notice describes how a minor roof leak rapidly worsens, requiring extensive repairs. It warns that stopping one leak early saves money, while careless shingling can lead to higher costs and further leaks.
On location the crew prepares for a scenic exterior scene with a hydrant, garden hose, watering pot, and directing suggestions. The director instructs actors and technicians as the big boss passes by and asks what’s happening in the day’s filming.
An advertisement urges buyers to look for the Bayer name on Bayer Aspirin packages or tablets to ensure genuine, proven safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for 26 years. It warns imitation products may be dangerous and instructs saying Bayer at purchase.
A New York Sun report recounts two policemen robbed of their shields guns and cash. One officer asks what to do and the other replies they should notify the police. The incident underscores the dangers faced by police in the line of duty.
An advertisement for Cole's Carbolisalve claims rapid relief and healing for burning and itching skin diseases with no scars, priced 80c and 60c. It urges readers to contact The J. W. Cole Co. in Rockford Illinois for a package and ends with a quip about confidence when a bigger man has him down.
Mrs Amy L Paxton of Sedalia Missouri endorses Dr Pierce s Favorite Prescription claiming it eased her severe pain and mobility issues after doctors failed. The ad promotes liquid or tablet forms available at drug stores and offers a 10 cent trial sample plus free advice from the Invalids Hotel Buffalo New York.
Writer Abel Bonnard argues vanity drives use of new or foreign words over familiar ones. He believes the public enjoys being fooled, critics modernists for baptizing old terms anew to spur purchases, and notes this pain point widens gap between conservative generations and the modernists.
Japanese cinema pursues its own film art as Chaplin and Western themes remain popular. The current hit is Schoolmaster Matsumoto, a simple tale of a grammar class and a pupil saved from the river. The picture ran a full year in Tokyo, signaling enduring local appeal.
In Martignyburg Switzerland a bounty offered ten sous for each creature killed led a man to submit numerous mole tails. A scientist examined the tails with a magnifying glass and exposed a large scale hoax. He shaved moles to remove hair cut lace into bits and glued them on. Dozens of tails were produced.
Readers discuss Clara’s fashion choices and modesty in social chatter. Betty questions Clara’s attire while Jane defends her wardrobe with praise for her clothing. The exchange hints at culture and romance themes common in gossip columns.
Eggs now dry cleaned with low pressure air to remove moisture, a method preferred over traditional washing with soap and water or cleansing compounds.
Terse dialogue hints at romantic interest as a shy man pursues Betty. The exchange suggests social tension and a brewing affair, with innuendo about depth of feeling and flirtation. The tone mirrors a serialized panel caption.
A brief quotation from Cicero attributes inspiration to all great men, highlighting a timeless view of genius and motivation.
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