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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1929
Page
9
A physician notes after 47 years that constipation can occur despite good health, diet, and exercise. He advocates natural treatment with Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin a mild vegetable remedy not habit forming. Avoid drastic purges and consult a druggist for a free trial bottle.
A fashion writer observes prints in silks, cotts, and woolens. new fabrics and Paris styles influence dresses. The piece discusses color, patterns, and personality in dress, with guidance on choosing styles by age and temperament. Also includes recipe blurbs and lunch box tips.
Quote from Todd about happiness urging starting now and not waiting for a future rapture. Apparently a brief lyric or motto published by Western Newspaper Union in 1929. The fragment presents a motivational line encouraging immediate joyousness.
Senator Shortridge told a San Francisco dinner that millionaires never run for president. A woman asked why people would not accept a millionaire president, and the senator replied that on the road to success few keep to the right.
An advertisement proclaims 20 Mule Team Borax makes greasy pots pans and dirty dishes clean with less labor and time leaving hands white and clean.
In a Farm and Fireside note a cheeky fashion item questions wool supply. The quip plays on the nursery rhyme about a black sheep parting with wool as a joke about recent wardrobe trends.
A lighthearted exchange envisions life on Easy Street with a quip about a paving contract as a joke punchline. The dialogue suggests a dream of wealth or comfort framed by a practical incentive.
Short ad style lines promote Red Cross Ball Blue detergent for clean whites and blunt whetstone as the finest edge. The notices imply trusted grocers carry the product and hint at durable tools for kitchen and workshop use.
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