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Newspaper
Riverdale Pointer
Location
Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1920
Page
3
Mrs Ellen Harris testimonials describe Eatonic easing indigestion after meals. Thousands report benefits as the remedy scatters excess acidity causing heartburn belching and bloating. A large box is offered with a druggist guarantee at a trifling price.
The Illinois results certify Len Small of Kankakee as Republican sub senatorial winner by 7 902 votes. Complete figures show McKinley and Burke leading in various offices from governor to attorney general and U S Senate. Also noted are education, health, and public welfare developments across the state.
An evening vignette quotes a Kansas City Star reflection urging haste as the lark rises with the sun. The tale contrasts a sluggard who intends to rest until nature repairs him and refuses to join the day’s work despite admonitions to double up and begin tasks.
Light exchange notes a busy week with two husbands three landlords four cooks in a witty quote from Sun and New York Herald. The dialogue type caption echoes domestic hustle through humorous banter about social roles and workloads.
A provocative line envisions a world where the presence of a fool killer would trigger instinctive escapes by every person. The comment underscores fears of deception and danger in a communal psyche.
A family story recalls Billie a mischievous boy who played with a bath tub splash party with brothers Johnny and a dog. Their mother interrupts the fun ordering them to bed without supper after discovering the tub scene.
A vivid caricature describes a man subjected to constant water splashes from all sides. The scene paints him as overwhelmed and exhausted, resembling a drenched, yielding rat as he endures the punishment.
A witty remark questions why lawyers prod witnesses with questions. The line suggests they try to “pump” witnesses by drawing out their answers with lengthy examination.
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