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Roanoke Review

Location

Roanoke, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1920

Page

3

Why Bolshevism Is a Menace to World Order

An analysis arguing Bolshevism harms global peace through propaganda, deceit, and manipulation. It criticizes Allied and conservative presses for misinformation about Russia, Jewish influence, and plans like nationalization of women. The piece urges truth, education, and open discussion to counter Bolshvik propaganda.

Ness Dadshovik Bolshoviks Toexy Mer United States Lenine Trotzky Russia Wbout Manny One Insurances Company America Jmpa Smith No Smith Europe Unten

The Invitation in a Scottish Regiment Visit

Two recruits in a Scottish regiment visit an English church for the first time. The organist plays a lively voluntary, astonishing the pair. A pew owner smiles and signals passage, but one recruit jokes asking to pass his mate who can dance better.

Movies in New Zealand 95 Percent American Productions

In New Zealand the vast majority of motion pictures shown are American productions. This reflects a strong dominance of U S film imports in the country’s cinema offerings.

New Zealand

Herrings Popular as Most Eaten Fish

Herrings are described as more widely consumed than any other fish with high popularity among readers, noting their favorable appeal and steady intake in meals.

Indiana special session ends with tax and war memorial measures

The Indiana General Assembly adjourned sine die after a special session that approved 55 bills including remedial tax laws, home rule tax acts, a 2000000 war memorial project in Indianapolis, and a two platoon fire department mandate. Governor Goodrich signed key acts and the Blue Sky securities bill awaits Oct start.

Indiana General Assembly James I. Goodrich State Tax Board Supreme Court Loea State Indianapolis General Assembly Post Assembly State House Jesse FE. Fischbach Board of Accounts House of Representatives Crocdrich Assembly Ecoal and Food Commission Coal and Food Commission Miehbach Goodrich Otto L. Kinuss Accounts Board Coal Commission Charles Fox Indiana State Federation of Labor State Industrial Board State Board of Tax Commissioners Tuthill- Kier

Indiana Federation Board Convenes in Indianapolis

The Indiana Federation of Farmers Associations held a two day conference in Indianapolis with John 4G Brown of Moonan presiding. Topics included marketing and transportation challenges and creating a state bureau of markets. A Lafayette attorney Antonine F E Dears faced a grand jury on embezzlement charges with a $500 bond after a preliminary hearing before Special Judge Joseph D B Ross. Mrs Warren G Harding will be an official host at the Indiana State Fair on September 8 designated Indianapolis Day. A state committee of sixty women is forming. Dr Thomas Adelotte dies at 82 after 54 years of practice in Lyons with four sons and a brother surviving. Oscar Warner, 48, killed by a bull in Brown County in a pasture incident. Rev P W Radabaugh, 73, Friends church pastor at Anderson, dies of pneumonia while on a mission in Entiat Washington.

Goldrich State Highway Commission Indiana Sammers Oliver Kline Tlantington Fougsht Kline Ed Jackson Indianapolis Maurice L. Mendenhall Sheridan Jennie Lamb Delphi Automobile Department Secretary of State Mendenhall Jackson Miss Lamb Amercan Legion Hamilton County Jesse Eschbruch Food and Coal Commission Edward Farmer Bloomington Commission Farmer State Board of Accounts Wayne County Farmery Banking Company Milton Milton Bank Washington Township Oscar M. Kirlin Kirlin Indiana Federation of Farmers’ Associations John 4G. Brown Moonan Antonine EF. Dears Lafayette Joseph DB. Ross Dears Charlies Graff Warren G. Harding Thomas Adelotte Lyons Newberry Carlisle Princeton Joseph A J. William Waurika Okla George L Linton Thomas PD John Worthington

Bayer Aspirin ad touts genuine tablets and broad uses

An old advertisement promotes Bayer Aspirin with the Bayer name on genuine tablets. It claims safety by millions and physician prescription history, listing headache to rheumatism and offering small 12 tablet tins and larger packages. Also mentions a trade mark and the chemical ester. A separate ad line notes romance in personal ads and a widower seeking a mourning lady.

Bayer

Wrights Indian Vegetable Pills Promote Stomach and Bowels Relief

An advertisement touts Wrights Indian Vegetable Pills as a traditional remedy for regulating the stomach and bowels. It invites readers to purchase a box and try them, attributed to "andy".

Wright Andy

Quick Correction Sparks Tense Homecoming Talk

A tense exchange unfolds as she insists on his return by nine sharp. He negotiates a later time, suggesting ten minutes to nine, while she interrupts with firm urgency.

Eatonic Claimed To Stop Nervous Spells Near Heart Failure

Mr. C. B. Loats of Lay Maryland reports rapid relief from nervous spells and heart pressure after one box of Eatonic. He says four specialists failed to help and urges readers to try Eatonic, promising a small price and a money back guarantee if not pleased.

C. B. Loats Lay, Md Eatonic Adv

Dreaded Goodwin Sands Toll of Waves in Historic Wrecks

Long feared English coast sands known as Goodwin or Lomen, once an island held by Earl Godwine, have repeatedly eluded lighthouse schemes. By Dover Strait’s entrance the shifting shoal drew storms and funds diverted to a church, and in a 1703 hurricane 13 warships perished there, marking one of history’s great naval disasters.

Goodwin Sands Terra Firma Lomea Earl Godwine Goodwin Dover Strait Tenderden Lomen Kentish

The Law of Averages in a Convention Vote

A witty exchange about voting power in a convention. A friend supposedly received only half a vote, while Sorghum notes past elections where one person cast six or eight votes, illustrating skewed influence and the quirks of averages.

Senator Sorghum

Striving for Ideals Elevates Citizens to Power

A civic exhortation argues no one reaches full potential without high ideals and persistent effort. The text praises those who work through setbacks, gaining vision and character, and faith in God and community. It declares citizenship as the world’s biggest business and the nation’s winning edge.

Decollete gowns spark Bolshevik dinner quip

At a Washington dinner a woman in a low neckline comments that Bolsheviks would have little to sell as all the ladies wear decollete gowns. Senator Johnson of California smiles at the remark as he notes the party’s fashion.

Washington Russia Johnson California

Like a New Car or Something

A brief overheard exchange notes a woman’s pride in her husband and remarks he has been present only a short time. The dialogue hints at new domestic status and social perceptions in a casual conversational tone.

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