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Newspaper
Roland Record
Location
Roland, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1930
Page
8
A health notice urges drinking lots of water when kidney discomfort appears and recommends four ounces of Jad Salts in water before breakfast for several days. The preparation, made from grape and lemon acids with Ilthia, is said to flush clogged kidneys, reduce acids, and relieve bladder irritation.
A witty exchange on how a book earns classic status. The man argues that only when readers who have not read it claim to have does the work gain lasting appeal, while trouble exposes a silly man’s flaws more than a wise one.
The lesson outlines Jesus guiding subjects of the kingdom on giving praying and fasting. It warns against ostentatious alms and empty prayers, presents the model Lord's Prayer, and stresses true fasting. It then explains earthly riches as uncertain yet seductive and urges seeking the kingdom above all. It concludes with faith in the heavenly Father and prioritizing spiritual matters over worldly concerns.
A reflective line by Crabbe urges embracing small chances to do good, noting such openings from Providence can lead to meaningful usefulness. It prompts readers to act on everyday opportunities with intention and humility.
The text asserts that God’s grace enables believers to live the Christian life anywhere and argues that if Christians cannot live it everywhere they cannot live it anywhere, reflecting a Prophetic News stance on universal Christian living.
The piece argues instinct versus habit shaping behavior across species. It contrasts human flexible learning with fixed reflexes, cites knee jerk reflexes and wasp predation as instinctual, and notes habit as key to human culture and self control.
The Montreal Star notes a lively first night where gallery visitors mingle with celebrities in the stalls and critics comment on the social scene. The piece hints at underlying reasons for actor presence and theater intrigue.
A brief feature contrasts Hazel’s quiet companion with her husband described as distant and evasive. The piece probes identity and social roles within a veteran community publication.
An old home remedy pitch touts California Fig Syrup as a superior laxative and nourishing aid for children. A Nebraska mother reports her daughter Roma Lucile transformed from constipated to sturdy and cheerful, attributing the change to the syrup.
The Washington Star recounts Jim Fitch of Philadelphia who built a river steamboat 22 years before the Hudson fusion effort. Despite years of work and modest means, he faced opposition and misfortune, ultimately dying away from home. Now his descendants plan a commemorative celebration long after his life.
Bold thieves dragged a heavy office safe into an alley and tried to crack the combination with chisels. They finally opened the door to find it empty, with a card taped to the safe door showing exact instructions.
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