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Newspaper
Riverdale Pointer
Location
Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1923
Page
6
Mrs. Mabel Gross of Minneapolis says Tanlac transformed her life after two years of weakness and illness. She reports relief from headaches backache dizziness insomnia and stomach troubles and now weighs 132 pounds and feels healthy. Tanlac is advertised as available from druggists with over 85 million bottles sold.
The passage suggests bees prefer blue flowers because blue marks the most developed blooms. This view links bee attraction to the perceived maturity and nectar-rich status of blue petals.
A promotional piece touts Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a cure for kidney liver and bladder issues claiming widespread testimonial support. It offers a sample by mail from Dr Kilmer and Co and notes bottles available in drug stores.
A male candidate who tried to boost votes by kissing babies was outmaneuvered by a woman opponent who redirected the tactic to kiss fathers, altering the campaign dynamic and signaling a political jab at traditional gesture politics.
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as easy to use for any fabric from wool to linen and mixed goods. It promises rich, even color without streaking, spotting, fading, or running and claims dyeing is possible even for beginners.
A witty remark by Miss K CG from the Boston Transcript notes a cynical view of romance. The quip defines a bachelor as a man who lives alone with the one he loves, framed as a playful aside on clever definitions.
The advertisement promotes using Cuticura Ointment for clear skin and treats pimples redness and itching. It advises bathing with Cuticura Soap and hot water, then drying gently and dusting on Cuticura Talcum for a light fragrance.
A New York Sun excerpt shows a tense classroom moment about the currency problem. A few men understand the issue while others must rely on others’ explanations. The dialogue hints at political education and public finance debates.
USDA study of 500+ farmers with 25 000 breeding stock and 30 000 fowls finds purebreds earn 33% to 50% more on utility value alone. Campaign participants report faster maturity, higher milk yields, better conformation, and easier sale of purebreds. Circular 235 issued. copies free from Agriculture Department in Washington.
Consumers buy fruit by appearance whether at corner groceries or from street hucksters. Uniform color and size boost perceived value, while mixed assortments deter price. Uniformity first, then quality and size. eye appeal can make a sale.
A community notes effort to preserve trees destined for lumber while marking defective specimens for firewood. The plan aims to balance future building material with energy use.
The weather bureau cooperates with beekeepers to prevent winter losses. Telegrams and telephone alerts reach those who winter bees in cellars when severe weather is expected. New York produces about 4 million pounds of honey annually, making timely forecasts vital. On Pu island, China, over 1 000 monks reside.
The Withgensmith post No. 126 Bristow with citizens built a city park named for the post at five acres A. J. Fogaly reports costs of pavilion 50000 roads 5000 and lake 10000. Weart Gray post No. 116 Drumright bought a church to convert into a post home funded by American Legion funds. post activities include carnivals dances talent shows and a baseball league.
American Legion veteran Stephen C. Noland of Indianapolis known as Steve to Legionnaires, author of Sam Blicks Diary, an amusing look at a prosperous American businessman's daily life. He edited for the Indianapolis News and helped found Hilton A Brown post, served as first commander, and trained as a first lieutenant with the 24th Division in WWI France.
Marion Indiana woman describes illness and weakness improving after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports gains in strength and weight after three bottles and notes further use of related products. The testimonial cites delivery prior to a birth and endorses the product for female ailments.
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