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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1922
Page
7
An advertisement touts Tanlac as a remedy for stomach trouble and underweight people. It cites Mrs. O D Flaherty from Lynchburg Virginia and claims the medicine restored her son's health and added twenty pounds. The copy asserts Tanlac helps the stomach extract nutrients and build the body, urging readers to buy at local druggists.
David J. O Leary and W W Colton of Pasadena Post No 18 American Legion rescued occupants during an ammonia gas explosion at the post clubrooms above an ice plant. The boy scouts evacuated a crippled companion and two caretakers were saved after first aid. Both rescuers were revived.
Mrs Rose E Cravens president of the Women's auxiliary rallied Kansas and Missouri American Legion units to aid the dedication of Kansas City's new 500000 speedway sharing proceeds. The campaign aimed to raise about 60000 for disabled veterans and dependents with ticket sales across state auxiliaries.
A humorous note in the Birmingham Age-Herald imagines gathering a group to hear Blithersby recount his vacation trip in a mass audience setting. The snippet pokes light at public appetite for a travel tale.
Mrs Potts questions a doctor's statement that her ill husband is convalescent. The exchange reveals her suspicion as the physician prepares to leave without offering further medicine for his head convalescence.
Reports from druggists suggestDr Kilmer s Swamp Root has helped many with undetected kidney issues. A life insurer notes many applicants are rejected due to kidney problems often unnoticed. The product is sold in two bottle sizes and a sample can be requested for 10 cents.
A country correspondent from an Indiana weekly recounts a Danville Kentucky family passing through. The seventeen year old daughter wears curls yet exhibits natural girlish modesty and refinement. Her father apologizes for her bashfulness. The note ends with a call to keep hope and effort despite despair.
The first Canadian railroad linked Laprairie to St. Johns, Quebec and opened in July 1836. Built by Montreal businessmen, it used wooden rails and horse power in its first year, later converting to iron rails and steam. The Champlain and St. Lawrence Railway received its charter in 1838.
The crown jewels of the Hapsburgs included two ruby tinted diamonds prized for display. A wash turned them white, removing color. They were then sold as white stones rather than fetching ruby prices.
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