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Newspaper
Roland Record
Location
Roland, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1930
Page
3
An advertisement promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe family laxative. It claims modern preparation under strict supervision from pure ingredients, widely trusted by millions and sold ready to use in all drugstores as the world's largest selling laxative.
The Thinker citing Wil Durant argues that modern society overemphasizes wealth and material success at the expense of virtue beauty and spiritual creativity. It condemns industrialists traders and financiers for merely accumulating wealth rather than elevating quality through art culture and form.
A clipped exchange from Stray Stories contrasts Mrs Gable with a character who trusts his inner conscience over her guidance. The dialogue hints at tension between external authority and personal moral voice.
A tribute to a beloved statesman remembered with pride and global honor. Katherine Edelman notes the widespread admiration from north to south and east to west for the founder of a mighty nation in 1980.
Evelyn Thorpe notes Washington’s 1789 trip from Mount Vernon to New York aroused nationwide adulation. Citizens welcomed him at Alexandria Philadelphia and Trenton with arches, feasts, and a women led homage at the Trent bridge. Washington expressed deep gratitude in a letter to Trenton's matrons and girls before crossing to New York.
Ex mayor E N Kirby of Abilene Texas at sixty four credits simple health discovery Nujol for twelve years since rheumatism and pain. He says he feels active and cites internal lubrication absorbing body poisons and improving mood without drugs. Nujol is tasteless odorless and sold sealed in drug stores. one bottle could change outlook and improve well being.
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