Red Cross Ball Blue Ad Promises Bright Linens
Light humor about troubles as a tradesman’s bill inspires a housewife to keep snowy linens by using Red Cross Ball Blue in laundry. Ad urges shoppers to buy at all grocers.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1926
Page
1
Light humor about troubles as a tradesman’s bill inspires a housewife to keep snowy linens by using Red Cross Ball Blue in laundry. Ad urges shoppers to buy at all grocers.
Leaper the Locust fears an unknown cousin's arrival and contemplates disguise. Kiddie Katydid hints at strangers and a neighborhood surprise as preparations and nerves ripple through Pleasant Valley. The tale ends with anticipation and a cryptic warning from Solomon Owl.
The piece explains why stirring dough and churning dairy favors left to right, linking the habit to sun worship and the ceremonial circuit. It suggests ruling by sun-inspired motion affected card dealing and baking outcomes, tracing origins to priests and sun god processions at ancient sites.
A discussion explains why the lower leg of poultry is called a drumstick. The outlet notes the drum like stick used to beat drums resembles the leg’s ball end. The comparison links the term to table usage, with emphasis on the popular chicken leg choice for boys.
An advice note suggests women use a mild laxative rather than a physic to ease distress. It promises the remedy is harmless and pleasant, suitable even for a cross feverish sick child, and recommends a large 60 cent bottle from any store selling medicine.
Ovide Musin, famed Belgian violinist, organized the Quartette Moderne to perform Brahms in Paris. He recalls a crowd at Hall Phillipe Herz and a possible billion franc offer tied to the king of Hanover. Now Musin is hailed as a top violin teacher and co author of The Belgian School for Violin in New York.
A small town main street osprey tells of a violent bully who visits a black owned short order restaurant. The proprietor serves a massive meal as the patron boasts about hurting him, then the bully contemplates violence before paying a dime for the food.
In a vivid studio anecdote youngsters in film lessons cut out car pictures to lay in a line and then reveal a morbid aim. A teacher learns the project more about death imagery than vehicle makes as the students declare they will fashion a striking funeral with enough pictures.
A 1976 Western Newspaper Union poem fragment extols the unsatisfied men who refuse defeat. It praises laborers who persist with skillful minds and hands, planning, fighting, and building despite challenges.
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