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Newspaper

Roanoke Review

Location

Roanoke, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1923

Page

7

Diamonds of Mz Synopsis

Winton Garrett travels to Bechuanaland to Malopo with a coach party and encounters De Witt a ruthless promoter. A confrontation on the coach ends with Winton delivering a decisive blow that leaves De Witt unconscious amid a tense, crowded journey. Sheila Seaton and her father appear amid the backdrop of mining intrigue and potential inheritance signals.

Winton Garrett Archie Garrett New York Archié Winton East West Indies South Africa de Witt Malopo Mr. van Winkle Winrnton Sheila Daddy Seaton Daddy Sand River Mr. de Witt

De Witt Named Right Hand Man to the Judge

No one can challenge the Judge as De Witt stands as his chief aide and strong supporter. The remark emphasizes De Witt's close ties and readiness to assist the Judge in duties and decisions.

de Witt

Uncommon stance echoed in a cryptic remark

A fragmentary message urges individuality over conformity warning against being merely ordinary. It hints that only the unusual captures the world’s attention, urging a shift from common to notable behavior.

Druggists Urge Earle's Hypo Cod Health Remedy

Druggists promote Hypo Cod as a universal health builder for the family. The ad cites a Charlotte Michigan user testimonial from Frank Luther praising relief from bronchitis stomach issues and general weakness and urges readers to start taking Hypo Cod now. The message notes the product is easy to take and sold by all druggists and closes with a proverb about prosperity.

Ehlypo-Cod Frank Luther Charlotte, Mich

Dandelion Butter Color Adds Color to Butter

Advertisement notes that Dandelion Butter Color is a harmless vegetable dye used for 50 years. Drug and general stores sell bottles for 35 cents, with grocers carrying Red Cross Ball Blue to brighten laundry, and a warning that irascible people may exaggerate.

Red Cross Ball

Marriage isn't a failure unless the parties to the contract

A pithy reflection on marriage framed as a terse proverb about commitment. It contrasts contractual language with personal effort, suggesting that the success of a marriage depends on the parties involved rather than the institution itself. The line emphasizes mutual responsibility.

Cuticura Ad Appeals to Pimply Faces

An advertisement touts Cuticura Ointment for pimples and blackheads with a five minute wash using Cuticura Soap and hot water. It advises daily use to maintain clear skin and mentions Cuticura Talcum, ending with a quip about courting an heiress.

Dead Shot claims to expel worms and cleanse mucus

An advertisement touts Dr Peery s Dead Shot as a single dose remedy that supposedly expels worms and tapeworms, cleanses the mucus where they breed, and tones digestion.

One Who Does His Best Always Aims Higher Next Time

A concise reflection on effort noting that good performers expect improvement. It emphasizes self-improvement mindset and continuity in striving for better outcomes. The line suggests perseverance and personal growth through practice.

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Diamonds of Mz Sheila Seaton Cape Town Heathendom Bechuanaland Taungs Ife Zelden’s Win Matopo de Wwitt Archie Prospector Stampe Dinton Ety Ein Hi Cont Northwestern Yeast Co North Ashland Ave Chicago, Il Earle Lumbago Bayer Goto Drugstore Carter
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