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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1922
Page
3
A dramatic tale recounts the Muskeg obstacle hampering the Mis- Saubi Extension, detailing the clash between railway builders and harsh terrain. Victor Rousseau, veteran author and observer of life, is noted for his wide experience and popular works.
Wilton Carruthers and Joe Bostock push the Missoubi railway project through a treacherous muskeg region near Clayton. Joe is fatally shot, apparently by a rival, and Wilton drags his body through blizzard and muskeg to reach McDonald’s store, determined to honor his friend despite near-suicidal odds.
A girl fought through broken ice to reach Wilton and drag him to the shore. The daring effort saved him from the icy hazard as bystanders watched.
In St Gallen Switzerland Santa arrives each Christmas Eve with a giant cowbell. Twelve men prepare in white shirts and red ties while one named Sambinus distributes presents to good children and the rest entertain the crowd with candy and clowning.
A Boston Transcript line notes that a man who spends time convincing a woman she is wrong won t become a captain of industry. It adds that those who find fault rarely find favor.
An ad warns buyers to look for Bayer on the package or tablets to ensure authentic Bayer Aspirin, used for colds headaches toothache and more. It notes proper directions inside each package and available box counts of twelve, bottles of 24 and 100, with aspirin described as Bayer’s trade mark.
In the Pacific, Norfolk Island uses about 25 dollars per year for the entire population. The note highlights a cultural peculiarity as money is scarcely touched by residents.
A 19th century physician from Pennsylvania gained fame for his medical success and consultation work. He moved to Buffalo and offered Favorite Prescription, marketed as a tonic for women's health, with thousands testifying to relief. His remedy Anyria promised kidney and backache relief, prompting readers to request a trial pamphlet or free medical advice.
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