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Newspaper
Riverdale Pointer
Location
Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1917
Page
7
The exchange notes a guardian role for the host and describes the pianist as uncontrollable, with the guest insisting the musician performs whenever requested. The dialogue centers on managing performance behavior and guest expectations.
Mr Robert W Ferguson of Hingham Massachusetts credits Dodd s Kidney Pills with curing years of kidney disorder backache and near death in Vancouver He now uses the remedy occasionally to keep kidneys regulated and praises it highly The ad urges getting DODD S as the three D s for deranged disordered diseased kidneys Iowa clubwomen push conservation of natural scenic features A man s idea of a good resolution is one that will stretch.
A fragment quotes a dialogue about cutting through prejudice and dismisses the idea of using hacksaws as a metaphor for force. It presents a stance on overcoming bias through restraint and insight rather than brute action. The lines imply a call for gentler, reasoned change over aggression.
A vintage ad promises freckle removal using ethine double strength. Apply nightly and morning for a clear complexion, with a money back guarantee if it fails. One ounce often suffices to remove freckles, including light ones.
The Wall Street Journal notes advances in de ink ing newsprint using a solution by Dr Thomas Jesperson of Neenah Wisconsin and the potential of cotton stalks as fiber for pulp A state meeting reviewed using Texas cotton stalks for paper with 15 000 000 tons available and 12 000 000 acres under cotton cultivation.
The honest beginner in art will like and dislike with vigor. Freedom from others opinions and a patient, leisurely reading of a painting lead to growing insight. As knowledge increases, intolerance fades and taste becomes more catholic.
A Kansas City Star account says a welfare board loan clerk approved a loan on a diamond ring for a friend. A woman claimed ownership of the ring and sent a substitute because the friend’s home had been robbed and she needed money to replace clothes. The loan was approved.
The prosecutor cites uttering forged notes as the charge. The lawyer claims the charge collapses, noting the prisoner is mute and cannot utter notes. A judge interrupts as Nan and Fan debate Mr. Longlock’s poetic pretensions and a boiled dinner scent.
The exchange asks how Bashful found courage to propose to Widdo while Miss Flirteigh’s friend persists with "Abide With Me" all night. A humorous, all alone vignette centers on social pressure and vanity as Jack’s marriage is questioned.
The piece argues premature old age results from kidney degeneration caused by auto intoxication. It recommends preventing kidney strain by drinking ample pure water and taking Anuric before meals, noting Anuric dissolves uric acid and is available at drug stores.
A Chicago reader praises Dr Pierce's Anuric Tableta for kidney trouble and swelling reduction. The note from REECE JONES at 6328 S Seeley Ave urges others to try the remedy and to send a water sample to Buffalo for free examination by Dr Pierce or his staff.
In a tender moment Mrs. Torkins urges Charley to promise to inform her if he enlists. She worries about his welfare and nagging concerns about over shoes and dietary issues, calling him careless and seeking a word with the general.
A vintage advertisement urges mothers to use California Syrup of Figs as a gentle internal cleanse for children and adults. It claims the product relieves constipation without griping, noting a 50 cent bottle with directions and warnings about feverish, irritable states and coated tongues.
An item notes that supports for a recently constructed New Zealand wharf include 20 ton concrete piles 100 feet long. The dialogue references taxation of raw material and a bachelor remark in the chatter.
A speaker explains overhearing sleep talk about Augusta and then asks who Augusta is. The reply suggests a connection to a place called 4 city and mentions possibly needing a business trip there. The brief exchange conveys intrigue without further detail.
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