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Newspaper
Rock Valley Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1930
Page
12
The piece teases a reader about smoking a mild yet flavorful pipe blend, claiming Sir Walter Raleigh favored such tobacco. It suggests a future meeting with Raleigh to discover a milder, less bothersome smoke that still satisfies.
A report notes scientists seek a superior hand lotion blend that works best when diluted with warm water for use with breakfast dishes. The aim is safer, more effective formula aiding daily cleaning tasks.
In this home remedy advertisement J. W. Cole & Co of Rockford Illinois tout Cole's Carbolsalve as a fast healer for burns and cuts. The product claims to prevent scarring and is priced at 30 and 80 cents with distribution through local druggists.
The piece recounts the 1828 duel between John Randolph of Virginia and Henry Clay after Randolph’s vitriolic senate speech. It portrays Randolph as brilliant yet volatile, brilliant orator and provocateur, shaping Southern opposition to the republic while facing personal tragedy and a legendary, controversial legacy.
Philadelphia novelist Owen Wister speaks at luncheon about wild regions in his stories. Oregon tests skidding resistant asphalt mixtures over 100 miles of road. U.S. colleges and universities report 414,824 summer students, a record. A man prides himself on flawless wedding execution.
The Alaska coast region hosts west hemlock as the most abundant tree, with yellow cedar and Sitka spruce also present. About 175,000,000 feet of timber are in public ownership. A mix of odd notes mentions ice cream, a proposed Gibraltar tunnel, and a casual line about breakfast and a ride.
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