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Newspaper
Roanoke Review
Location
Roanoke, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1922
Page
7
Advertisement notes a well stocked farm and orange grove on Big Lake with good income and no insects. W M Williams of Pomona Florida offers cheap terms for sale.
A York Beach scene shows bathers marching from cottages to the shoreline with open umbrellas. Vacationers question the idea of carrying bumbleshoots to shield themselves from the rain before their morning dip in the water.
Pits and salts give temporary relief from constipation only at the expense of permanent injury says an eminent medical authority. Nujol, a natural lubricant, provides gentle lubrication like Nature’s own and, since it is not a laxative, cannot gripe. It is harmless and pleasant like water, prescribed by physicians and used in leading hospitals. Get a bottle from your druggist today.
The Washington Star notes men in firehouse teams and a male instructor at a leading workshop knitting intricate sweaters for wives and sweethearts. It highlights a prominent Carnegie Institution figure who has long produced elaborate bedspreads dresses and draperies.
A vintage ad touts Red Cross Ball Blue as the dye that gives snowy white clothes. It urges readers to try it and promises consistent use and availability at all good grocers.
The readable line presents a quotation about memory and debt. No clear person, place, or event to summarize as a news item.
A stark line frames a piece on illness and fear, suggesting that extreme sickness erases fear. The text emphasizes the peril of serious illness and the numbness that can accompany fear, hinting at psychological resilience amid physical decline.
Maryland club members Warren Rice Joseph Glacklen and George Worrilow Cecil county won the Northcliffe gold cup in the livestock judging contest at the Royal Agricultural Society show in England. The trip included Edinburgh Doncaster Paris and a tour of English farms auctions and battlefields.
Bureau of Public Roads data show federal aid road grading costs per cubic yard rising from 38 cents in 1917 to 66 cents in 1920, then easing. In the latest three months the U S average price per cubic yard was 23 cents in April 1921, 42 cents in May, and 31 cents in June.
Fort Hays branch station studies show winter wheat yields rise when stubble is sowed directly or with minimal cultivation. Across methods, early plowing and stubble sowing yield high results, with 90 days between harvest and seeding identified as key for maximizing production.
Eight years after its first major publicity, Sudan grass remains a favored forage crop for work stock and dairy herds. Properly managed pasture in the east shows no prussic acid danger, while drought can raise risk west of the 98th meridian. New Mexico reports rich milk and butterfat per acre, and a central Kansas farmer notes rapid, firm butter from Sudan grass fed cows.
A vintage admonition urges mothers to use Fletcher's Castoria for infants and children only and warns against substitutes and counterfeits. It emphasizes remedies suited to babies and cautions that adult preparations are inappropriate for young ones.
Gustaf and Wilhelm Dyresen, born March 26, 1850 in Sweden, entered the Naval academy together and have vied for top ranks. Now vice admirals, they stand one rung from admiral as they dominate key posts in the Swedish navy. Ancient Virginia Maryland tournaments live on as horseback jousts with rings, riders scoring via three rings to win favor and escort amid a festive pageant.
Thousands of women suffer kidney and bladder issues without knowing it. Back pain, headaches, and loss of ambition can signal kidney trouble. Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root is advertised as a remedy available at drug stores, with an option to test a sample by mailing ten cents to Dr Kilmer & Co.
Jerusalem will gain a daily English language newspaper owned and edited by American Mrs. Gatling of New York. She has spent months studying local conditions and paid 250000 dollars for a building. Presses and equipment are en route from the United States.
A vintage advertisement touts Dr Peery s Dead Shot as a powerful safe remedy claiming a single dose expels worms or tapeworms, with no faster purgative needed and a money back guarantee.
A reader note cites a Boston Transcript line about absent minded people keeping a flapper as a family domestic. The quip is linked to Jonathan Swift in a humorous aside about this season’s headlines.
In Wichita Kansas a canvass of millinery shops shows women purchase an average of eight to ten hats annually. The survey highlights shopper habits and local millinery trends in the city.
Advertising line urges shoppers to tell grocers to say Red Cross Ball Blue when buying bluing. It promises repeat use and better results, claiming satisfaction with the product.
The London Times' Nairobi correspondent notes Muluuruti as the thirstiest town in the empire. Ten adult Europeans live there as the settlement holds four liquor licenses and plans a hotel.
A local speaker argues that the so called free lunch always comes with hidden costs. He asserts no meal is truly free and warns of overlooked consequences.
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