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Newspaper
Roanoke Review
Location
Roanoke, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1922
Page
3
Norman W. Brown of Charlotte North Carolina a wallpaper and paint dealer says Tanlac freed him from ten to twelve years of nervous indigestion. He reports improved digestion appetite steadier nerves and a renewed feeling like a new man. Tanlac is sold by all druggists.
A fragment from London Tit-Bits presents a terse exchange about a father’s willingness to help in the future. The dialogue notes the speaker recalling his father’s blunt remark about kicking someone “into the middle of next week,” capturing a sharp period voice.
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer Swamps Root as a pure non stimulant herbal medicine for kidney liver and bladder troubles. It promises purity in every bottle and offers a sample for ten cents by mail with newspaper mention.
A terse exchange notes the speaker has only seen the West in films and dismisses another's claim of knowledge. The remark underscores a debate about authenticity and perception of frontier life.
A vintage ad urges mothers to inspect CASYTORIA bottles, claiming long use and infant relief. It touts Fletcher's Castoria and says children cry for it, while promoting Cuticura products for skin care with routines for face washing and ointment use.
A fragment from a newspaper piece quotes a judge and includes advertisements for laundry products Red Cross Ball Blue and Dr. Peery’s Dead Shot vermifuge. The text also contains stray phrases praising a man who performs well under tough conditions.
In New Orleans Chief Gramont and police confront Jachin Fell and the Gramont gang over a citywide lottery and stolen cars. Gramont arrests others and implicates Fell, but a governor intervention spares Fell and leaves Gramont powerless as Hearne confesses. The scene closes with Gramont planning federal action.
A historical note on wallpaper collecting recalls Sir Walter Scott admiring a gilt Chinese paper with dragons for Abbotsford. A friend returning from the East offered ornate rolls, which fit the withdrawing room and library, remaining vivid in memory as if newly hung in the Wizard’s baronial hall.
A Toledo Blade quip notes widespread loss of faith in people except those who promise rapid wealth, reflecting skepticism toward get rich schemes.
The Birmingham Age Herald notes a husband sues for divorce from his wife over a domestic triangle. He names as co respondent the man who allegedly also did not understand. The piece frames the dispute around misunderstanding and separation. Advertisement praises Red Cross Ball Blue for clean clothes, noting it leaves no grimy streaks and is sold by grocers.
A New York Star critique questions a producer and costumer for masking a weak story with spectacle. The item, labeled Trick of the Trade, notes theatrical misdirection and industry tactics.
A concise reflection on autumn’s arc as ridicule shifts to praise. The piece frames seasons as a public performance where mood and timing determine reception. It hints at resilience amid changing fortunes.
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