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Newspaper
Roland Record
Location
Roland, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1930
Page
10
An advertisement claims Kruschen Salts can help fat individuals lose fat in three weeks with daily half teaspoonfuls in hot water. It promises energy, clearer skin, and youthful vigor, with a money back guarantee and druggists selling the product nationwide. A separate note mentions a Pasadena telescope with a 16 2 3 feet diameter lens.
Mrs. George E. Pillow of Franklin Virginia recalls a year of low spirits and fatigue after marriage. She credits Nujol a nondrug lubricant with restoring her energy, complexion, and happiness, claiming it made her feel like a million dollars.
A compact summary of Jesus teaching on childlike entry to the kingdom, humility, safeguarding believers, and heavenly care. It notes the disciples’ disputes, Jesus’ blessing of children, and the call to value childhood within the home, with references to Matthew 18 and 19.
A contemplative line from the Christian Monitor argues that humility and prayer foster true peace on earth, urging believers to trade chest-thumping posturing for bowed reverence.
Quote attributes that there is nothing more delicately dangerous in the Christian life than condemning others, attributed to GQ and D Watson. The remark frames moral judgment as a subtle peril within faith practice.
A religious reflection quotes scripture about remembering the Lord thy God who gives the power to get wealth. It emphasizes divine blessing over earthly riches and urges gratitude and faithfulness in financial success.
A brief note expresses strong hope and high expectations to honor God, emphasizing faith and dedication. It conveys an earnest, solemn sentiment without additional context or details.
An ad column extols Gold Medal Kitchen-tested Flour promising uniform oven action from batch to batch. It notes in every sack 12 simplified Betty Crocker recipes, changed quarterly, and offers free copies on request from grocers. Also features assorted light notes and snippets from various sources.
Advertises Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a reliable herbal remedy for nervous weakness and general breakdown. Claims to rebuild health and nerves, citing Mrs J H Harbour of Des Moines Iowa and offering a 10 cent trial tablet package from Dr Pierce’s Invalids Hotel in Buffalo New York.
In a London gathering publishers quote George Bernard Shaw declaring Back to Methuselah the longest play. Wells is cited for Clissold as the longest novel, Arnold Bennett’s upcoming uplift book as twice longest, and Shaw jokes that all three are now the world’s leading dry goods merchants.
Mrs. London Shepard recounts a doughboy story about a medical board and a tricky question on how many legs a lobster has. The exchange highlights a soldier's impatience under pressure during questioning. A second note warns that tax resistance through nonpurchase carries social pressure from do good campaigns.
Real dyes promise soft bright colors for dresses, drapes, and lingerie. Diamond Dyes use high quality anilines to ensure even application, no spotting, and lasting depth despite wear and washing. 15c pack. All dealers.
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