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Newspaper
Roland Record
Location
Roland, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1931
Page
6
A promotional note touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a simple remedy for fevers upset stomachs and colds in children and adults. It claims to regulate bowels prevent mucus build up and ease biliousness and headaches with a long track record of safe births.
A British medical trend uses an oxygen souffle mixed with lemon or peach juice to deliver oxygen to the stomach. Demonstrated at the London medical exhibition, it drew cautious interest from visitors seeking indigestion relief.
The proverb The gray mare is the better horse dates to Heywood circa 1546. It notes a long standing saying that practical experience outweighs youth in horses and people alike.
A Waterloo Iowa testimonial from Mrs Hulda Smith praises Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as an excellent tonic and nervine. She claims it sustains her during expectancy and restores strength after. The ad encourages purchasing from all druggists or sending 100 to Dr Pierce’s Clinic Buffalo NY for a trial package.
Public notice lists a foreign address for the property at 126 128 West 99th Street in New York City with ties to Soltau Germany and related routing details.
A testimonial ads Tanlac claiming to relieve digestive troubles dizziness and headaches and restore appetite and sleep. Daniel Vinesguerra of Philadelphia says the product stopped his dizziness and improved nerves. It touts herbal roots and a price under two cents a dose with a money back guarantee.
Jeems and Toinette travel from the ruined valley toward Lussann's seigneurie, reuniting amid scars of war. He plans to join Dieskau and fight the English, while she supports him. their fragile bond deepens as danger shadows their path, Odd the dog vigilant.
In 1749 Henry Bulain a French settler near the Tonteur seigneurie builds a farm with his English wife Catherine and son Jeems. Jeems befriends Toinette Tonteur while defending his honor and battles Paul Tache. War drives the Bulains from their home. Jeems returns to find kin dead and is wounded by Toinette who mistakes him for an enemy.
The article traces the Picts or Crubthaig driven peoples of eastern Scotland from the Forth to the Pentland Firth between 206 and 844 A D. It notes diverse exonyms such as Picti Pictones Victores and YPiccardaig and explains Crulthen tuath Crulthen meaning Pictavia. Tacitus calls Caledonia a noble race famed for chariots long swords and red hair. It mentions Celtic Highlanders and Gaelic origin of the word Inne meaning son of.
The small boy buried in Arlington cemetery known as the Little Corporal was the son of Sergt. Frank Lankton Pershing’s orderly in World War I. He rests in the civilian portion of Fort Myer post section at Arlington.
Advertised as a quick solution, Bayer Aspirin is praised for relieving pains women experience with a claim that it acts as effectively for those monthly discomforts as it does for headaches.
Eskimo poetry volume by Knud Rasmussen the Arctic explorer promises to map Eskimo life in English. The half Eskimo author leverages European schooling and native insight to render wild picturesque verse with vivid river and mountain names, despite scholars noting a compact Eskimo vocabulary.
Rustic and the youth chat about visiting New York as city life contrasts with waiting for sights to come to them. The exchange hints at local perspective and curiosity about famous experiences beyond their town.
A cookbook is described as full of delicious dishes that are too troublesome to prepare, highlighting a tension between appealing recipes and practical cooking effort.
Advertisement promoting Coleman pressure gas appliances for rural households. Highlights self contained gas making and burning units for lighting heating and cooking, no pipes needed, easy setup, and time savings for housewives. Offers free pamphlets from The Coleman Lamp & Stove Co. Wichita Kansas.
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