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Newspaper
Roland Record
Location
Roland, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1931
Page
1
When a headache strikes buy Bayer Aspirin two tablets stop the pain and allow quick shopping. The ad promotes genuine Bayer tablets for head aches colds sore throat toothache neuralgia neuritis sciatica lumbago rheumatism and muscular pains. Look for Bayer on the box and read directions inside.
Burns Library in Dunscore Parish near Ellisland Scotland founded in 1790 by poet Robert Burns closes after dwindling membership. Carnegie trustees aided rural libraries and helped fund it. Books are being reassigned to district recreation rooms. Burns served as first librarian and subscription membership declined, ending the service.
An advertisement claims Tanlac restores liver stomach nerves and bowels to full function, boosting energy and endurance. It promises rapid strength return and a money back guarantee, urging readers to visit their druggist for a bottle today.
An East Boothbay man drove into his garage and secretly rigged a tree as a brake. He tied a piece of manila rope to a tree near the garage and connects the rope to his car rear axle to ensure he stops in the right spot when entering from trips.
A. Wagner of 515 Lincoln St states severe winter coughs and bronchial irritation ceased after using Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. The testimonial claims renewed health allows year round work without colds or coughs. Druggists note each package includes a symptom blank for free medical advice from Dr. Pierce's Clinic in Buffalo, New York.
Ten years ago the United States produced roughly three times Canada's gold. Today Canada’s rise narrows the gap and the two nations now yield nearly equal amounts of gold.
The article promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia for nausea in pregnancy, advising nurses and specialists. It recommends small ice suspensions, slow sipping for relief, and notes anti acid properties for heartburn. It also mentions laxative effects and use as a mouthwash to help prevent tooth decay during expectancy.
Henry Bulain, his English wife Catherine and son Jeems settle near the Tonteur seigneurie in Canada 1749. Jeems receives a pistol from his wandering uncle Hepsibah and practices sharpshooting. After a brawl with Paul Tache Jeems later learns the Bulains are slain when Britain and France wage war, leaving the manor burnt and Tonteur dead.
In the ruined mill, Jeems battles odds and finds Toinette after a brutal clash. She wounds him with a musket and him with a hatchet, while fire and smoke envelop the scene. He spares her with quiet pity as she sways, then vows sorrowful forgiveness as they part.
Ancient literature shows how Romans described honey varieties such as water honey water mead and rose honey. U S Department of Agriculture studies honey chemistry and methods to create new honey products while manufacturers test honey candy. Housekeepers use honey to sweeten drinks cereals and cakes and as syrup on waffles. Physicians say honey contains the most beneficial sugars.
A 1730 Chinese painting on glass displayed in a London gallery shows a Chinese woman at her toilet in a well to do home. The text notes she applies lipstick with the deft skill of a modern flapper.
A historical overview of the Sioux or Dakota people highlighting their ambition and prowess. It covers the eight Dakota divisions, notable leaders such as Wanotan Sitting Bull and Little Crow, major conflicts including the 1862 uprising and Little Bighorn, and the Ghost Dance era leading to Sitting Bull’s death along with General Miles’s involvement.
A veteran physician's formula claims to ease bowels for women and children. The product uses laxative herbs and pepsin and is sold in large drug stores, touted as a favorite laxative of over a million women.
The Galway Urban Council seeks the historic silver mace and sword once held by the old corporation. A Jewish antiques dealer reportedly sold the mace for over 40 000 dollars and later abroad for a much larger sum. The last mayor kept them for unpaid salary. heirs sold them. The dealer offered the mace to the Dublin museum before selling it abroad, with a claim the mace cannot be sold outside Ireland under ancient law.
A Sun day school circle watchers note poor behavior by the Leys children. Gordon reports to his mother that the boys and girls patted feet and created noise while asserting his own son did not. The mother answers her own embarrassment with a high class sense of propriety.
A billiard room incident shows a patron demanding better attention while the attendant acknowledges the complaint. The brief exchange hints at dissatisfaction and a prompt response being offered.
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