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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1919
Page
6
An advertisement extols August Flower as a long used household remedy for constipation indigestion and liver troubles with quick relief after a few doses. It touts gentle laxative action and invites readers to ask their druggist with the slogan sold in all civilized countries. Also mentions Cuticura products for sore hands and general toilet use in a separate note.
An advertisement links common female related symptoms to kidney trouble and promotes GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules as a quick remedy. It claims long use, lab origin in Haarlem, Holland, and advises continuing a daily capsule after improvement. The ad warns against substitutes and urges readers to know their business.
Millions suffer daily from acid stomach and related woes. The ad urges taking an Eatonic test at a drugstore to absorb excess acid, relieve indigestion and heartburn, and restore normal digestion with a money back guarantee.
The Birmingham Age-Herald notes a Sunday scene where a man labeled T joins a back to the soil movement. He spends a significant portion of the day under his motor car making repairs, reflecting idle industry rather than rest.
A home style guide offers a rich Frangipan Pie Roll with thin pastry and strawberry cream filling, plus steamed greens and cucumber dishes. Canterbury Chicken uses butter onion stock and lemon, while beef fillets with bananas are served with pan liquor and banana quarters on hot plates.
A compact guide lists carrot pudding doughnuts chocolate cookies and cabbage salad with simple steps. Mock rabbit uses corned beef and veal with onions green pepper eggs and crumbs to form a loaf baked with bacon strips.
Victor De Villiers argues in the Magazine of Wall Street that financial independence can be achieved even with a false start. Starting early, around age 20, and using compound interest can overcome tardiness. the town crier of old is replaced by modern pundits, yet the urge to warn and advise remains.
A speaker praises Mr Jims’s daughter for sweeping competitions while noting his own role in raising dust. The exchange hints at a notable young talent framed by parental pride and a jest about preparation.
A little man tried to sit in a lunchroom stool but a large man shoved him aside. The small man called the big man a hog. He added that if the counter were a trough the big man would have both feet in it. The Birmingham Age-Herald cites a quip about politeness in the Indies.
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