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Newspaper
Roanoke Review
Location
Roanoke, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1922
Page
7
W R Peoples of Huntington West Virginia says he was ill for six years unable to sleep or eat before Tanlac. After four bottles he gained ten pounds and the rheumatism and stomach trouble disappeared. His wife backs the testimonial and endorses the medicine. Tanlac sold by all good druggists.
A girl at the Second Ward Public School Greencastle wrote on milk showing the value for all ages. Her line states Milk is good for infants and adults boiled or unboiled.
Purdue University at Lafayette entertained over 1,200 youths at the fourth annual roundup of boys and girls clubs. The gathering included rural club activities, a May pilgrimage to the Tippecanoe battlefield, and a review of the season’s work by Prof. Robert Phillips. Other items note Christian and ministerial meetings, Indiana University alumni events in Washington, a fatal tree-trimming accident in Indianapolis, a vault theft in Evansville, and various state economic and political updates.
The Boston Transcript notes a casual exchange where a man recalls proposing at 11 59 p m and his partner accepting at 12 01 a m the next day. The dialogue mentions a prior spat and a quick reaction to the proposal.
An advertisement promises a Baltimore See-Thru Corporation product that guarantees a clear windshield for three years for five thousand dollars, claim ing one application lasts a rain storm and offers a money back guarantee if unsatisfied. It urges readers to send for the product to stay safe during rain.
A witty exchange about a woman attempting to drive a nail and a man struggling with laundry bundles, reflecting light humorous banter. The dialogue mentions a character named Sammy Jones and a sharp tooth memory, with a nod to London Answers and Life magazine.
A terse shopper directive urging customers to take their business elsewhere if they dislike what lies ahead. The line presents a reflective social stance in a concise, cautionary tone.
A humorous quip about Laplanders supposedly eating candles. The remark hints at a birthday cake celebration as a grand event.
In Sonoma County California Ben Dierks express agency and transfer business sent a teamster with wagon and pair to transport a San Francisco man and wife to their country place just outside town. The pill read heal grip grab and people three hours three dollars.
Thousands of women with kidney and bladder trouble are urged to seek treatment with Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root. The ad claims common symptoms like back pain and fatigue stem from kidney issues and invites readers to buy a bottle or request a sample by sending ten cents to Dr. Kilmer & Co. in Binghamton, New York.
A humorous exchange plays on marriage costs. Wifey jokes that marriage becomes a billing matter while the husband counters that billing continues. The witticism reflects domestic finance banter.
A concise adage reflects on discernment between seizing opportunity and chasing reckless bets. It emphasizes prudence and thoughtful choice over impulsive risk taking.
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