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Newspaper
Roanoke Review
Location
Roanoke, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1920
Page
3
An elderly reader reports kidney issues improved after taking Anaric, noting thick urine and disturbed nights lessened after one package. The testimonial credits Dr. Pierce's other remedies for prior help and endorses the product from personal experience at home on Marion Street.
The article surveys Santo Domingo as Columbus's colonial imprint on the Americas, noting the city’s early prominence, the shifting sovereignty of Hispaniola, and the later independence of the Dominican Republic in 1844. It contrasts the island’s history with modern life and reflects on local customs and dangers such as venomous snakes.
A travelogue describes Loo Choo islands near Japan and China, where only a few non natives visit yearly. The piece notes lacquer ware from Naha and Shuri, non negotiable prices, and that women run the markets and money matters with one male exception, the spending. The text highlights a vanishing culture, a lone American missionary, and the distinctive local economy.
The article reviews Constantine's return to the Greek throne and a peaceful summer at Tatoi 16 miles north of Athens. It contrasts the political turmoil after World War I with Tatoi’s scenic Attica setting and notes nearby Decelea and Alcibiades historic ruin and the ruinous 4138 B C siege. It describes travel to Tatoi by rail to Kephisia and the royal grounds with forests and barracks, and includes a long aside on insect moults and sensory anatomy.
National Geographic writer David Fairchild profiles the grasshopper invasion sweeping Western fields, noting its growth from a wingless larva to winged adults, its vast migratory reach, voracious jaws, and devastating appetite that clears thousands of square miles of green vegetation in Texas and beyond.
Frederick Simpich describes the Mexico border from the Gulf of Mexico to the Pacific, noting the Rio Grande boundary, monuments, rail lines at key crossings, and the region’s adventure, floods, and changing soils. He highlights deserts, irrigation, and small populations on the New Mexican stretch.
Ad claims Roman Hye Balsam earned public confidence over 75 years and promotes the remedy manufactured solely by Wright's Indian Vegetable Pill Co at 872 Pearl Street New York City.
A Camio mile street dressmaker quoted in the London News argues that being born into fashion is an advantage for designers. The snippet reflects industry views on innate talent and training in dressmaking.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine is claimed to cure deafness caused by catarrh through the blood, acting on mucous surfaces to reduce inflammation. The ad states the product is internal and available from all druggists with free circulars from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio. A square deal always pays.
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