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Newspaper
Roanoke Review
Location
Roanoke, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1921
Page
3
Ad promotes Luminous Paint as making things shine in the dark. Notes a large trial bottle priced at 50 cents. Mentions agents opportunity with Wilfred Sales Co, Box 177, Baltimore, MD.
The egre. maghiaé Laboratories at Dayton Ohio has finished a 60 000 square foot plant with a daily capacity of 50 000 bottles for Tanlac. Experts inspect roots herbs barks and flowers from around the world to guarantee uniform quality. Tanlac, sold by leading druggists across the United States and Canada, claims world leading sales for its kind.
The record notes the founding of a public library in Athens during 337 B.C. as a notable cultural development. It highlights the city's historic commitment to knowledge and civic life, reflecting early mentions of organized public learning.
Advertisement notes Red Cross Ball Blue preserves whiteness of cloths and towels until worn out. Price listed as 5 cents.
A brief dialogue captures two speakers praising a good-natured fellow. One remarks on his character and another agrees that small fellows often face similar traits.
Witty Witch warns listeners to be proud of their country yet open to others and to act kindly. She cautions against borrowing without returning, prying questions, and showing off photographs. Six elves serve a generous tea party as the event ends with a cheerful story.
A concise musing notes that breaking a dollar is simple while fixing it proves difficult. The line uses a familiar metaphor to compare minor damage to greater repair challenges and resilience.
An advertisement extols Cuticura products a soap to cleanse the skin an ointment to soothe and heal and a talcum to powder and perfume claiming daily use keeps the skin clear. The note concludes with a price of 25e and a snap on ancient coffee.
These lines advise laundering children s handkerchiefs with good soap and rinsing in water tinted blue with Red Cross I Ball Blue, reflecting old fashioned home care guidance.
A ten year old boy Maurice competes for a teacher’s affection. He stays serious until John and Helen bring gifts a church entertainment ticket and a dancing class ticket respectively. Maurice finally offers a ticket and invites the teacher to a Mason’s supper to share a meal.
Women excel in seed testing and analysis according to state agriculture departments. Many women are employed in seed testing work across the sector, underscoring a notable trend in agricultural science roles.
A concise remark notes that Napoleon likely doubted the prospect of a forthcoming millennium. The line casts doubt on prophetic hopes tied to historical figures and belief systems.
For years druggists note Swamp Root as a kidney liver and bladder medicine. It is a physician's prescription and strengthens the organs to work as nature intended. Sold by all druggists on its merit. send ten cents for a sample.
Acknowledges the Lick telescope's excellence and air steadiness in favorable conditions. An authority states that double stars with nearly equal brightness can be measured when their separation exceeds one tenth of an arcsecond, equating this to the naked eye diameter of a pin seen two miles away.
An essay warns that lessons from China on forest loss apply to the United States. It urges wise forethought and careful conservation to protect forests from fire and wasteful lumbering to prevent future damage.
An ad warns buyers to verify Bayer branding on aspirin packets and tablets before use. It claims aspirin has been prescribed by physicians for twenty one years and asserts Bayer’s trademark and salicylic acid basis. The piece also mentions affordable small and large packages and a Philippine leper count.
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