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Newspaper
Roland Record
Location
Roland, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1930
Page
6
Ernestine Briceland, heiress, renews a childhood attachment with newspaper artist Will Todd. They lunch and reminisce about school days. Ernestine’s sister Lillian warns of disapproval, but Ernestine refuses. The relationship grows and intensifies.
Ernestine and Will reveal their secret engagement after a tense plan to meet family verdicts. He grapples with money and class while she pleads for acceptance. At a tea, the couple announce their marriage, shocking papa and Loring as the family watches the fragile romance unfold.
Julia Bottomley reports satin returns as a dominant fabric for day and evening wear with black, turquoise, and white satin outfits. Plaid gingham and ratine jumpers mapped for sports, school, and leisure, while Paris trends push satin blouses and gowns with bold beading and black accents creating a vivid, practical wardrobe for all ages.
A discussion on animal intelligence cites Hubard Nye arguing elephants top all animals. He claims elephants learn to work quickly, plow fields, and perform vaudeville acts without trainers, remaining calm while crews move scenery and chorus girls bustle nearby.
The text notes a long historical era from Saul's anointing to Rome's destruction of Jerusalem lasting 1197 years, and asserts love as the path to God with the phrase endless love being Himself attributed to Sonnenberg.
Many people misread an acid stomach as indigestion and can be helped in minutes by Phillips Milk of Magnesia which neutralizes acid and relieves sourness and gas after meals. Unlike soda, Phillips provides lasting relief and benefits the system.
Fragment from Sidney Bulletin humor column quoting a joke exchange about a man not looking for work. The line pairs Mrs Maggs and Mrs Daggs in a witty back and forth exchange.
A witty exchange prompts thoughts on paying for humor and the idea that some folks chase wealth when there is little else to do. The editor notes laughs come at the paper’s expense, reflecting local humor and economy.
A vintage weight guide for women over fifty emphasizes ideal weights by height and warns against fat. It suggests cutting pies pastries and cakes for four weeks and replacing with lean meats vegetables and fruit. It also promotes Kruschen Salts as a daily morning remedy claiming it aids fat loss in four weeks.
A Dothan Alabama woman testifies that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound eased her nervousness and energy loss. After one bottle she felt better. after seven she remained strong to care for her four children and perform housework. She urges other women to try it.
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