10 Dec 1926
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Newspaper
Rock Valley Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1926
Page
1
Mrs Minnie Fensterer writes about persistent pimples and blackheads feared eczema. A nurse advised her to take Little Liver Pills for constipation and indigestion. She reports the treatment cured constipation and improved her condition, showing a visible change in her skin.
In Capner's Weekly Ed Howe notes a woman who teases a man by light touches and flirtatious hints. He suggests such attentions are not proof of deeper intent and that men fear other men rather than the woman herself.
A vintage ad promotes Dandelion butter color as a harmless vegetable additive used by millions for 50 years. It notes 35 cent bottles sold in drug and general stores. The piece includes a Thoreau quote urging action beyond mere goodness.
An advertisement touts Dave's Mentha Pepsin as a remedy for stomach troubles, claiming it builds up the upset stomach to vigor and works without help. It guarantees money back if it does not help and notes wide availability through dealers and druggists.
A compact survey traces gift making from primitive fear and ritual to modern practice. It links gift exchange to ancient customs in Egypt, Israel, and Rome, notes German roots for Christmas gifting, and explains Santa Claus as Kris Kringle and the chimney myth as a child’s tale borne of year end cleaning rituals.
A guide to festive lighting using rose colored paper lanterns and wreaths for bare drops, with steps to craft a star lantern and proper bulb placement. Instructions cover attaching edges with clips, layering tissue and roped edging, and suspending the star above the tree. Frances Utinstesi.
A debate on dangerous high powered junkers and dilapidated cars grows in Indiana led by the Motor Club of Indiana. Officials urge laws to curb faulty vehicles, suggesting compulsory bond or inspection to reduce accidents and protect safe drivers.
The automobile roadside market emerges as a major boon for farmers. New Jersey plans a standard roadside association backed by the state agriculture department to expand direct sales, following last year’s 122 stands and about £303,000 in income. Maryland reports 100 stands generating $257,000, with other states adopting the trend.
Fifty crossing accidents in early 1526 were reported to the state highway commission by railroads in Wisconsin. The incidents caused 14 deaths and 26 injuries. Automobiles were involved in 37 crashes, killing 11 and injuring 19.
Milwaukee traffic officers crusade against sloppy drivers who ignore rights of others by driving from wrong sides and hogging rails. Captain Albert J. Murray warns such maneuvers cause injuries and tie up lanes, urging action to force adherence to road rules.
A simple protective measure for stolen radiator caps is to attach a short length of light brass chain to the thermometer instrument and the radiator filler. This deters thieves by making cap removal more noticeable and difficult.
A brass radiator cap is shaped and screwed beneath the thermometer nut, with one chain end attached to a clip and the other riveted to the radiator neck. The design aims to prevent removal. cutters could still snip the chain, but a thief would likely abandon the attempt for easier loot.
Drivers of cars with balloon tires should be careful when turning in and out of car tracks as balloon sizes vary in immune response to rail skids. Larger sizes skids less in bad tracks, while some small sizes underinflated may skid. Best policy is to match tire size and pressure to actual use rather than past performances.
Discussion on anti friction metal bushings for bearings in cars. Soft metal allows wear to occur without shaft damage and helps avoid seizure by smoothing uneven wear, distributing heat more evenly.
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