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Newspaper
Rock Valley Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1923
Page
10
Little Mary O Malley defends her father against a teasing uncle in a home scene described by a judge. The exchange centers on perceptions of homeliness and a remark about Flo, highlighting family dynamics and Mary’s loyalty to her dad.
Governor Hardwick at an Atlanta banquet mocks Bolshevism saying foes wear roseate specs and compares them to a Sunday school girl puzzled by Moses and the Promised Land. The exchange includes a quip about wealth as a disease attributed to Bryan and a joke about contagious wealth.
Over the last decade the western pine beetle has killed merchantable pine timber valued at more than 3.6 million dollars in southern Oregon and northern California, an amount roughly fifty times higher than fire losses in the same period.
Discovery by science replaces them. Pills and salts give temporary relief from constipation at the expense of permanent injury says an eminent medical authority. Science offers a better natural method with a lubricant that keeps waste moving. Doctors prescribe Nujol as a safe non medicine lubricant for regular bowel movements. Nujol is harmless like water and used in leading hospitals. Get a bottle from your druggist today.
An ad mockingly pairs a business misdefinition of partnership with a Cuticura toilet trio advertisement. It features a dialogue fragment about parental consent in a melodramatic style from Lehigh Burr. The piece also notes American Mutual Magazine and promotes Cuticura Soap Ointment and Talcum.
The article outlines a mosquito bite relief with moist toilet soap and a homemade citronella camphor cedar oil mix. It suggests placing a towel scented with the mixture near the bed or applying it to the face and hands for comfort at night.
Children were told to write ten word sentences for spelling. One paper read in part stormy weather so we will have to stay indorse this winter.
A whimsical line compares good bread to the pide of the thrifty bride, using yeast foam imagery. The quip reflects home baking ideals and economic sentiment in a light, rustic tone.
The piece notes the blending of street and sports hat styles with youthful flair and informal touches. It highlights light felts trimmed with feathers and ribbons, and describes party frocks for little girls in organdie swiss voile and taffeta, plus dashing boys’ outfits with bright hats and fine fabrics.
A fragment discusses trust and self doubt among men, noting some voters back plum distributions when their party wins. It also claims women may be overestimated and men underappreciated by daughters or wives.
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