13 Feb 1930
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Newspaper
Roland Record
Location
Roland, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1930
Page
1
A health دuthor explains that excess acids from foods overwork kidneys causing backache headaches and other symptoms. The remedy suggested is four ounces of salts mixed in water taken before breakfast for several days to stimulate kidneys and relieve bladder irritation. Jad Salts is highlighted as a safe inexpensive option with lithia and grape lemon acid.
Chemists and physicists at the United States Bureau of Standards in Washington organized the Society of Rheology to study the flow and deformation of paints lacquers oils and other plastics. A Kansas City Star note adds a farmer remark about not having time for nerves.
An advertisement extols Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a universal sweetener that neutralizes stomach acid easily. It claims universal use for soothing acid in both children and adults and notes the product is a genuine Phillips medicine with a long trademark history since 1875.
The dialogue hints at confusion over a gas gauge reading half full or half empty as a slipping clerk bungles a result. The witty banter assigns blame to the gauge and the clerk in a humorous, era-tinged exchange.
The narrative follows Carla Haldan awaiting a government contract to stay with the Mistassini children while Paul contemplates life after his mining work ends in August. Carla hopes to rejoin her mother in Perlbonka and possibly settle near her homeland as she anticipates Claire joining Paul in Quebec.
In the French Canadian village of Peribonka Paul Kirke, son of a New York financier, marries Claire Durand. He oversees engineering near Peribonka while Claire, abroad in Europe, dislikes the woods. He grows interest in Carla the village teacher as Carla’s mother dies, and Claire plans to join Paul on the Mistassint.
Paul gains a renewed vision from Claire’s letter about a world journey but may wait until May or June for her return. Carla, grieving her mother, deepens her work while Lucy-Belle worries Carla is overburdened. A cold walk that day ends with Carla insisting she will not abandon her mission and resists plans to rest.
Paul travels from Mistassini to Chicoutimi by cross wilderness train to Quebec to join Claire who is coming to him. He feels heightened emotion as her letters grow closer yet she has not spoken of love. The awaited reunion promises dramatic change in their relationship as winter ends.
The article traces how cattle fueled wealth from ancient times to the discovery of gold in California. It links pecunia to cattle, notes cow imagery on early coins, and explains how expanding cattle herds in Kentucky and England priced cows at 300 to 500 dollars, underscoring cattle as a financial equivalent to gold.
James Greig fought off a huge seagull that attacked him while it feasted on a hare in the road. The bird clung to his shoulder and pecked his face, forcing him to stop the mail truck. He then killed the gull which measured 6 feet 4 inches wing to wing.
A lesson on Jesus healing the leper and centurion servant, Peter’ s mother in law, demon possession, a woman with a hemorrhage, and two blind men. It highlights faith, humility, and Jesus power to meet human needs.
A reflective meditation on how crises expose true character, showing that great moments merely reveal what we have become as people silently evolve with time and circumstance.
A quotation attributes Luther’s view that faith is an almighty force proving and trying God Himself, framing belief as a divine trial and reflection on eternal power.
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