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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1923
Page
3
Muskegon Michigan woman recalls trial of Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound after years of doctor visits failed to ease chronic pains. She reports relief after four bottles and continues to work full time. The ad urges women to heed warning symptoms and try the remedy.
A playful exchange about conveying affection through numbers rather than words, hinting at a mathy or romantic puzzle between two speakers. The line suggests a contrast between verbal and numerical expressions of love.
The Detroit News describes Fijians showing respect to visitors by everyone quickly prostrating when a guest slips and falls. Locals eagerly entertain foreign guests, each offering a feast or aid. Chiefs command resources for guest comfort and reward loyal service to win favor.
Wolverines in the Sierra Nevada are being killed off by porcupine quills after feeding on trapped catches. The animals, strong and heavy, follow fur-trappers and threaten local game as they scavenge and prey in remote regions.
A hitherto unknown Rossini waltz titled Castor Off was discovered among his manuscripts in the Liceo at Pisa. The piece bears an amusing name and adds to the composer’s catalog.
The National Academy of Sciences and the National Research Council prepare to occupy a new Washington building near the Lincoln Memorial. The $1,500,000 structure, funded by Carnegie, will house exhibits on penetrating radiation and other advances, with galleries for government bureaus and universities. Dr. Robert A Millikan and Prof. R M Otis led investigations from Pikes Peak, highlighting the source of penetrating radiation as likely from above.
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