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Newspaper
Roanoke Review
Location
Roanoke, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1921
Page
3
An ad warns to look for Bayer on genuine Aspirin and mentions common uses and small tin packs. Separately a Church of England hymnal revision report notes abolishing The Churchs One Foundation for a Longfellow hymn and Peace Perfect Peace controversy over lyrics.
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a pure non stimulant kidney liver and bladder remedy. It claims scientific herbal preparation and urges readers to send ten cents for a sample bottle with a sworn purity statement in every bottle.
In a serious matter, Brown finally obtains the correct home brew recipe and makes a first batch. He stores it in the pantry, ten days pass, and when he asks his wife Mary about the kettle she says she discarded it as spoiled. The couple has not spoken since. Notre Dame Juggler.
Catarrhal deafness from inflamed Eustachian tube described and relief promised by Hall's Catarrh Medicine a constitutional remedy. Claims to reduce inflammation through blood action aiding nature, with circulars from F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo Ohio.
In autumn a boy named George attends the same kindergarten as his brother Henry. The teacher often calls him Henry, and she excuses herself. George concludes that he bears Henry’s clothes, noting he has Henry’s shirt pants and shoes.
The advertisement promotes Cuticura Toilet Trio for skin care with Cuticura Soap Ointment and Takem powder. It claims cleansing purifying soothing healing and finishing with fragrance. Priced at 25 cents everywhere.
A large wholesale food warehouse floor collapsed, spilling its costly stock. Reportedly the only way to bring high prices down is by such a dramatic failure. Inspectors assess damage and supply chain impact as vendors scramble for replacements.
An advertisement promotes Red Cross Ball Blue for home laundry. It claims the product makes clothes white and brightens fabrics.
The piece reviews separate skirts as a key fall fashion feature with striped serge and box plaited designs. It highlights the matching coats and skirts concept, the rise of tailored decorations, and the enduring appeal of high collar blouses paired with the separate skirt ensemble.
A fashion note surveys fall blouses and hats as women seek color and intricate garnishments. Crepe de chine and georgette dominate, with a sapphire blue blouse featuring a peplum, French knots, bead fringe, and silk stitching.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a bodice with a straight design and minimal embellishment. No clear event or person identified. preserves a fashion snippet tone and period style.
Mr. Chickadee explains why quarrels annoy creatures and how birds like sparrows starlings and Phoebe birds stay merry. He and Mrs. Chickadee discuss singing their name to help others recognize them and share a simple song about being present through all seasons.
A collection of fragmented riddle lines and punctuation heavy phrases. The readable bits pose questions about happiness in a dictionary and invisibility in sight, plus stray references to fear and alien tales. The text appears as scattered OCR remnants from a column or puzzle page.
A young girl in the Scipio society tries to coax her sister Louise home by inventing a story about a new baby. Her mother suspects the deception but the plan centers on false news to draw Louise back home.
A concise saying frames a philosopher as one who does not fret over others troubles. The remark contrasts inquiry into philosophy with a calm stance toward personal concerns.
A concise observation notes that satire alone cannot temper the overwhelming tide of sentiment. The remark hints at the challenge of using humor to moderate strong public feeling.
Reports from the National Tuberculosis Association indicate consumption may become rare in the United States. Public education and medical efforts have checked spread, with death rates falling annually, contrasting Europe’s postwar TB surge.
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