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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1918
Page
3
An army doctor argues bravery depends on heart health noting a 72 beat minute. in gas exposure it slows to 60 or 43, risking fainting. A fast heart may misfire courage with an excited 120 BPM. Emphasizes enlisting strong men to avoid unjustly shooting the cowardly. The Price is Goss Up jokes about wartime costs.
A compact reflection mixing proverbs about prudent living with a call to virtue. The piece urges doing good while alive, noting past actions cannot be redone and suggesting steady labor in the present.
A wartime guide highlights peanuts as rich in protein and fat, compares them to meats, and provides recipes. It covers Egg Plant With Walnuts, Scalloped Onions With Peanuts, Prune Coupe, Prune Sauce, and Sweet Potato and Peanut Croquettes with steps for mixing, baking, and serving.
A compact home cooking roundup presents oat based dishes for breakfast and dessert, including Oatmeal Brown Betty and baked apples layered with oats, plus a corn chowder with corn, potatoes, bacon and rice stock, a clambake style clam stew, and a gelatin orange cream with whipped cream.
The Portuguese language is spoken by about 80 million people, indicating a broad linguistic reach beyond its core regions. Nerece Map highlights the spread as communities adopt Portuguese in daily life and cultural exchange.
An advertisement extols Freezone as a painless cure for hard and soft corns with instant relief and easy lifting by hand. It claims a cheap bottle from druggists and credits two Cincinnati geniuses. The text also includes a brief joke from Boys' Life about agreeing proofs for the earth being round.
Frank J. Cheney of F. J. Cheney & Co. swears as senior partner that the firm will pay one hundred dollars for a Catarrh cure not helped by other means. The notice cites a December 6 oath and notes the medicine is taken internally and works through the blood. Also includes a moral exhortation about stockholders and economic times.
The poem argues that music exists everywhere if one listens with the ear tuned to it. Masters seek complex studies while simple hearts hear humble melodies. Some hear money or praise as their sole music, shrinking the world. others, by listening, hear a song in every life phase.
An old advertisement touts Red Cross Ball Blue as the stain remover that keeps snowy whites pure on washday. It warns against cheaper liquid blue that can tint fabrics greenish yellow and notes large packages cost 5 cents, available at all good grocers.
A humorous exchange quoted by the Youngstown Telegram contrasts two kinds of marks. One is a coin the other a poor book obliged to stand for the Kaiser's government, highlighting playful language about money and loyalty in a historic context.
Quote reflects wartime food production with peas described as sturdy as ammunition. Mentions soldiers’ risk and a grim view of men dying young if forced into civilian work. The passage emphasizes resilience and sacrifice during hardship.
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