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Newspaper
Roland Record
Location
Roland, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1931
Page
3
Advertisement extols Phillips milk of magnesia as an immediate antacid for indigestion. It claims one spoonful neutralizes excess stomach acid, relieving sour stomach symptoms instantly. The text urges readers to buy a small bottle from drug stores at 25 or 50 cents and notes the product has been physician prescribed for 50 years.
The London zoo acquires a hoatzin, one of the world’s rarest birds. The species shows prehistoric traits such as two wing claws and a reptilian nestling. It inhabits South America and can dive into water to escape danger. Associated Press.
The column outlines renewed fighting in Manchuria with Japanese and Chinese forces clashing near the Nanni river bridge and in Tientsin. It notes China’s warning to rearm if the league covenant and Kellogg pact fail, and mentions plans to potentially separate Manchuria and place Henry Pu Yi on the throne. It also covers reparations talks in Paris and Berlin, French resistance to German debt relief, and Groener’s demand that Germany receive equal disarmament terms.
A collection recalls memory of Thaddeus Caraway successor talk and Mrs. Caraway, a royal romance in Europe, Prohibition arrest linked to a Hoover relative, Edison will dispute, Armistice Day observances, and vivid Civil War feats by Richard Kirkland and William Cushing highlighting mercy and daring in wartime.
Eight thousand miles of automobile roads will be built in national forests during the current fiscal year. Some routes will run through rugged scenery rivaling parks and expand public enjoyment of forest recreational facilities.
Advertisement touts Cole's Carbolisalve as rapidly healing burning skin diseases with no scarring. Sold at 80c and 60c in diury lists, or by J. W. Cole Co. in Rockford Illinois.
A brief dialogue reveals a domestic note as a boy seeks favor with his mother while a girl warns about the pie, noting it was made by the neighbor next door who is currently at odds with the family.
The piece asserts that pure-blooded Indians make up more than a third of Mexico's population today. It also notes that great men owe much of their success to others who helped them along. The writing warns against overdone etiquette and the risks of dodging work.
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