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Newspaper
Riverdale Pointer
Location
Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1923
Page
9
Miss Mary Early of Omaha Nebraska a practical nurse for fifteen years credits Tanlac with restoring her appetite digestion and strength and reports gaining fifteen pounds after treatment She says the medicine built up her brother after typhoid and endorses Tanlac for others Advertisement.
A playful scene from the Boston Post features Willie and his mother arguing over pinching the baby during a game described as autos and the horn. The exchange captures a domestic moment with humor and regional speech.
A Plain Clothes Officer accuses the Old Wayfarer, claiming the man’s fingerprints will settle the case from two years ago. The exchange hints at a past pursuit and identity doubt.
Dye or tint worn faded garments and drapery at low cost. A shop advertises dyeing services offering to refresh fabrics for 15 cents per item.
Don’t wonder if you can dye or tint successfully. Diamond Dyes guarantees perfect home dyeing even if you never dyed before. Druggists offer all colors with directions in each package.
A phrenologist teases a boy about a large bump of filial affection while the boy recalls his father’s blow to the head. The exchange frames a humorous moment underscoring family memory and childlike perspective.
A fragment urges consumers to look for the Bayer name on Aspirin packaging to ensure genuineness and safety after 23 years of physician use. A sharp quoted line from London Answers adds a quip about deciphering a bruised man’s claim.
Advertisement notes Cascarets as a cure for biliousness constipation sick headache indigestion available in drug stores. Includes a line asserting a woman’s jealousy proves she has lived a full life.
Waukegan investors report losses over 100000 in German marks per local bankers estimates. Rev James A Griffin D D named bishop of Alton diocese by Pope Pius. Baby girl's body found in sealed fruit jar near Nason marking second similar Jefferson county case in a week. John Tash dies at 81, last survivor of Company K, 125th Illinois Volunteers. Waukegan retailer W P Higley retires after fifty years. Ottawa sees largest pre prohibition liquor haul with 75 barrels seized. Zionist Palestine fund sets 1924 quota at 10000 with banquet in Rock Island. Pekin wife sues mother in law for 10000 damages over husband desertion. Jefferson County Farmers Institute elects officers. president Joe Payne. A gypsy caravan visits Marseilles. bridge plan at Cairo urged by valley highway group. Illinois cattle anti tuberculosis group formed at Woodstock. Illinois white potato yields up from last year. total production rises. Evanston pupils save 43634.60 in school savings. 7144 accounts opened in year. Quincy milk producers praised for purity drive. milk consumption up 25 percent. George and Mrs Lumley die in Kampsville within minutes of each other. seven children witness.
A statewide notice lists events and local developments including a dog show tied to the Elgin Poultry and Pet Stock Association exposition January 21 to 26, a new Egypt Division No. 508 of the railway conductors in Centralia, and broader regional items such as population projections, political candidacies, labor plans, and agricultural concerns.
Indorsed checks from all parts of the world are pouring into the Illinois state treasurer in Springfield for payment. The bonus vouchers were mailed to World War veterans of Illinois and reflect that about twenty percent of respondents left the state to serve, scattering across the United States and other countries.
A little shaggy white dog named Coo describes his life as party host for his master and mistress. He explains how he greets guests, performs small tricks, and enjoys refreshments, noting cats, scents, and the joy of being adored at social gatherings. He prides himself on using his head to earn attention without begging.
A Chicago woman writes that after years of weakness and nervous strain she improved with Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She credits better meals and sleep to the remedy and expresses gratitude for its reported benefits. The letter touts the product as valuable after many years of praise from women.
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