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Newspaper
Roland Record
Location
Roland, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1931
Page
1
An old time prescription claims to train the bowels to move freely and improve overall well being. The advertisement touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild laxative made from herbs and pepsin, safe for children, and available from local druggists.
A fund in Weimar is set for a memorial named Temple of the Letter honoring Gutenberg and movable type. The fifth centenary of his invention will see a cornerstone laid in 1940 over Mainz’s Gutenberg grave. The project seeks international cooperation and is led by the Society of Bibliophiles of Weimar.
A brief note from Passing Show archives recalls a dispute over a July bill while the household was away. The response from the butcher apologizes for not being informed, signaling a common service friction in the period.
Careful estimates indicate 67,000,000 persons insured in the United States. The total insurance in force stands at about $103.6 billion, with life company assets estimated at $17.6 billion. The 1929 asset increase of $1.63 billion is the largest on record and nearly matches the century’s starting total.
A brief exchange echoes a quarrel about wisdom and folly with a witty duel of lines. The witty retort challenges the other’s stance, signaling a lighthearted yet pointed clash in a clipped dialogue.
A quippy note argues a ten dollar coat keeps a man warmer than a fur lined item bought on a pawn ticket. It reflects a playful comparison of warmth versus resale value in winter gear.
Ernestine's fears fade as Will develops a new comic strip that captivates readers and attracts film offers. The Todds move into a larger home, establish trust funds, and welcome a second baby while Lillian reconsiders motherhood, and Pastano gang arrests draw danger closer to home. Ernestine values resilience and meaningful living over easy wealth.
Will thrives but grows thinner as October heat lingers. Ernestine enjoys theater and social circles while lavish spending, new maid, and splendor mask a brewing worry about Will’s health. Lilian notices Will’s pale, feverish look, signaling possible tuberculosis as the couple contemplates a larger home and nearer lake while their domestic staff impresses guests.
Archaeologists in Monmouthshire at Caerleon uncover a 3rd century hoard of 280 silver coins beneath the quarters of centurions Quin tinus Aquila Vib ius Proculus and Vib ius Severus of the Second Augustan Legion. The coins hint at plunder or military chest, with legions moved south for Hadrian's Wall work.
Antiquarians believe a Meath county cemetery proves many finds remain in the former seat of ancient Irish kings. They say rich pasture lands hide relics from the era when Tara drew crowds and ceremonies were held on the plains of Meath.
The article examines the debated identity of the Chevalier St George linked to James Francis Edward Stuart. It recounts Frances Shaftoe and Anne Oglethorpe tales of royal substitution, notes the lack of substantiation, and explains ongoing royal succession speculation. A concluding note mentions the Park Point fire department trolley car crew history.
An 1880s reflection in the Atchison Globe notes that flappers have long faced scolding yet many grow into wholesome women. The piece questions perpetual criticism and suggests societal self-critique distracts from progress as youth mature.
Carolyn Babush of Milwaukee uses California Fig Syrup since infancy. Her mother says it relieved constipation, sweetened breath, and kept her strong. For fifty years mothers rely on the syrup to ease colds, headaches, fevers, and fretfulness in children.
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