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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1930
Page
6
Makes Life Sweeter but children’s stomachs sour needing anti acid. Phillips Milk of Magnesia neutralizes acid with a pleasant taste and is endorsed by physicians. It has long held the U S trade mark since 1875.
A Dutch colonial inspired two story home features shingle siding and dormered rooflines. The plan places the living room along one end with direct entry, a sun room, dining room, kitchen, and a central staircase to two bedrooms on the upper floor.
Practical guidance on choosing quiet high grade toilets, lavatories, bathtubs, showers, and fixtures. Recommends a Rolls-Royce style siphon jet toilet, vitreous china or acid resisted enamel lavatories, tempered mixing faucets, legless tubs, self cleaning shower heads, quality towel bars, and ample sunlight and ventilation for a bright, easy to clean bathroom.
The text notes men with modest salaries who own homes have benefited from rigid economy, squeezing out a few dollars monthly to apply to their house contracts, and over years they gain something tangible from their payments.
A Providence jewelry repairman notes office typewriters send more wristwatches for repairs than any other item. The rhythmic typing jostles the left wrist, twisting the hair-spring and causing hands to run wild, making workers late as watches and typewriters clash.
A dialogue highlights frustration with a so called school of experience. Critics say the program drags on while proponents argue practical learning and real world skill building.
A reflective aphorism notes that the highest reward in later years is to be heard and respected, valuing the wisdom gained through experience. It emphasizes listening as the true triumph of aging and suggests quiet dignity over youth’s noise.
A man famed for taming a horse now has a son who races a street intersection at thirty five miles an hour using four wheel brakes. He relies on Providence to stop him within six feet.
A 200 foot high airway beacon for Hudson's Bay in Winnipeg will be the largest in Canada and visible 100 miles, boasting 20 percent greater intensity than Croydon. Julius Klein mocks European culture saying real value lies in shovels and cash registers. Castoria remains a trusted infant remedy sold nationwide with Chas. H. Fletcher’s signature on the wrapper.
A famous doctor’s laxative using pure senna and herbs. It aids digestion without harming the bowels, stimulates muscular action, and helps cleanse when coated tongue or bilious symptoms appear. Available in large bottles at drugstores or send for a free trial in Monticello Illinois.
Unpainted modernistic furniture is available at most stores for buyers to decorate themselves. Lower cost than finished pieces plus the advantage of customization to fit home tastes.
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