29 Jan 1926
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Newspaper
Rock Valley Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1926
Page
1
Miss Eve Southern of Los Angeles, twenty one, chosen as Golden Rule Girl of America in a nationwide contest. She will preside over Near-Dast Relief Society Golden Rule weeks in various large cities, raising funds for orphans of the Idaho Indians.
Bernard Awerkaton, aged over 87, marks likely the longest continuous service at the Quincy bank. The veteran teller has maintained a flawless record throughout his tenure, now approaching his seventy seventh year with the institution.
Fashion notes from Julia Bottomley on lace trims, cape coats, and cape- cloth ensembles for spring. Paris houses showcase Chantilly and Valenciennes laces dyed to match, detachable sleevelets, capes and cape-coats with high collars, bold plaids, and embroidered details shaping the coming fashion wave.
The advertisement touts Tanlac as a restorative tonic from Nature’s storehouse. It promises to rebuild weak bodies, relieve nervous strain, help sleep and appetite, ease stomach trouble, rheumatism, and general debility, urging readers to buy two bottles at their druggist.
A terse line, promising guidance to a loving speaker, hints at advice about life and affection. The fragment suggests a personal, emotional plea as the speaker seeks direction in a meaningful relationship.
Mrs L B Hyatt of 1603 Ave E recalls using Dr Pierces Favorite Prescription a tonic she and her mother relied on. She endorses the remedy as dependable and beneficial while urging readers to obtain it from their local druggist with free advice available.
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