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Newspaper
Roland Record
Location
Roland, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1930
Page
8
A fragment describes Sir Walter Raleigh blend praised for its mildness and fragrance. It highlights Burley-rich composition with strong body yet comfortable for all day smoking and notes the pleasant experience for smokers. A curious, period voice hints at tobacco product promotion and consumer appeal.
Miss Helen Currier of Canaan New Hampshire reports her black Angora cat hoarding food from the cellar. The creature has stored nearly a bushel of apples behind the living room stove and lately unearthed a turnip weighing one and a half pounds.
A brief dialogue from Stray Stories features Jack claiming he could live on kisses forever and a doubt about what she would live on before deciding. The exchange centers on romantic leverage and future uncertainty.
A vintage ad touts Phillips Milk of Magnesia as quick relief for gas and sour stomach and claims it also calms digestive discomfort for children. It promises freedom in eating after use and urges using the genuine Phillips product.
A playful remark about two worms engaged in a heated tussle, with a pun on Ernest. The exchange hints at a humorous or satirical note within a column or cartoon. No further context provided.
The passage defines aspirin as Bayer's trade for monoacetic ester of salicylic acid. It includes a quip about money spent on beauty treatments and a brief dialogue about a tense moment when lights failed during an exchange.
Explorer J. Whitehead recalls eight months in the Amazon seeking traces of Colonel Fawcett. He warns jungle dangers pale beside household risks and promotes Najol as a health aid, claiming it cleanses internal poisons and improves energy, with a sales pitch for nightly use.
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