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Newspaper
Rock Valley Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1927
Page
8
A terse consumer alert urges buyers to look for Bayer on packaging or tablets to ensure genuine Bayer Aspirin. It claims safety proven by muons and prescription by physicians for 26 years. The note ends with quirky snippets about Margie and Maud.
Julia Bottomlet reports on boleros and blouses becoming key elements of a feminized spring wardrobe. Shawls rival scarves as versatile evening accessories with cashmere, georgette, and crepe de chine options. outfits mix plaid blouses with solid skirts and geometric scarf trends.
A city building expert urges home builders to plan for evolving needs. Builders should imagine long term convenience and safety, noting that houses 10 to 16 years old lack features now essential. Housewives often drive change. inspect brisk neighborhoods to adopt new conveniences as a sound investment for future sale.
The article argues school grounds and buildings reflect government stewardship of tax dollars. It posits beauty and proper upkeep boost civic pride and justify assessments, while also shaping children’s character through a pleasant learning environment and reduced squalor.
A survey shows homes in outlying areas increasingly include garages as part of daily life. As transportation facilities influence location choices, automobiles drive suburban expansion and alter city boundaries.
Begin right now on building a home of your own with consultation from builders and material men. They will help you realize the American ideal of owning a home and creating a durable, admired residence you can sell if necessary.
Power companies and Syracuse University join state firms to offer a week long training for line crews on preserving trees during electric line construction and maintenance. The program aims to minimize damage to trees while extending electrical infrastructure nationwide.
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The Troy Messenger cites a quote stressing collective will and readiness to pay the cost for rapid progress. It frames progress as achievable when a body of people commits to the effort. The piece emphasizes communal spirit as essential to advancing local goals.
A humorous dialogue item features a landlord fearing eviction by a tenant who threatens violence. The lawyer remarks he would not eject the tenant. The gag includes a mocked phonograph record that supposedly plays 40 minutes, and a wish for a similar long playing record for a wife.
A reflective meditation on human fragility and the inexorable advance of time. The piece suggests accepting impermanence as a path to calm, urging focus on present actions and personal meaning amid passing days.
D. P. Simmons, age 63, in splendid health, credits Tanlac for six months of improved digestion and vitality after years of weakness. An ex I. C. employee at Council Bluffs relates how a soldier friend urged Tanlac, which revived his appetite sleep and work.
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