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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1927
Page
6
An advertisement touts Moone's Emerald Oil as a simple inexpensive remedy for inflamed toe joints and varicose veins. It promises relief with nightly and morning applications and offers a full refund if unsatisfied.
In Indianapolis a boy named David, age five, rode a street car with his grandmother rather than an offer to ride with his parents. He declared he will be a motorman when grown, contrasting his grandmother's guess that he might be a conductor.
The Hebrew year book quoted by Pathfinder Magazine estimates 18 200 000 Jews globally with 8 500 000 in the United States and 9 000 000 in Europe. Poland leads Europe with nearly 8 000 000 Jews. The note also mentions mustard plasters as drawing materials and comments on egotism and success.
Iowa chef D. M. Torrance of Des Moines credits Tanlac with restoring his health after years of working long hours. He reports waking nervousness, fatigue, and weight loss improved, claiming a 20 pound gain and renewed energy. He urges others to start Tanlac.
A moral reflection warns that envy already stirs discontent without public displays of wealth or advantage. The speaker cautions against provoking others by ostentation and urges modesty.
In a frontier conflict Bolling taunts and attacks with a knife as I fend him with a rapier like grip. I stagger him toward the swamp edge and fatally strike his heart before Ta-wan-ne-ars returns to aid Peter and the negro who clash in a brutal struggle.
In a brutal confrontation the Dutchman Peter kills Tom by knee to the belly and throttling the neck. Ta-wan-ne-ars adds that two opponents are slain. The speaker proclaims a clean sweep to prevent tales reaching La Vierge du Bois.
In Albany a gathering at Fort Orange chambers includes Governor Burnet Master Colden and merchants. The session discusses a petition backing free trade with Canada amid ongoing enforcement debates and a prior law on Indian goods. The discourse signals a pivotal moment for provincial commerce and imperial policy.
Riddall's "Fact Fancy and Fable" traces the phrase Nigger in the woodpile to the American South and links it to alleged slave theft. The account frames the expression as a regional relic reflecting racist stereotypes about enslaved people.
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