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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1930
Page
2
The ad urges constant guard against kidney trouble from rich foods. It claims acids overload kidneys causing back pain and nocturnal urination issues. It promotes Jad Salts four ounces daily in water to flush kidneys and neutralize acids, calling it a safe, inexpensive remedy.
The naval observatory states that a comet's tail consists of material ejected by the comet. This tail grows under solar radiation and becomes more prominent as the comet nears the Sun.
A New York World fashion writer says cotton frocks will lead summer wear with dotted swiss and linen-like fabrics dominating the scene. Skirts shorten for daywear while elegant evening cottons and comfortable sports outfits appear, including denim overalls and Antibes shirts for practical use.
In this 1930 Western Newspaper Union piece the author urges low temperatures to cook protein foods, especially eggs. It explains shell eggs require careful heating, with hard boiled using low heat and long standing, and soft boiled at shorter times. it also notes meringues expand with long slow oven cooking.
A 1930s style reminder promotes Bayer Aspirin as a fast remedy for colds and headaches. The ad claims early use at first sign of symptoms provides speedy relief from neuralgic and neuritic pain and rheumatic discomfort, noting its safe, stamped tablets and gargle uses.
A young woman in a western state is charged with strangling her mate. The case raises questions about relationships and violence, reflecting a troubling domestic incident. The report includes contemporary reflections and quotes on judgment and strength.
An Indianapolis News item notes a scene where Mildred, nicknamed Bootlegger, struggles with her galoshes after kindergarten. A friend Mary calls a teacher for assistance as Mildred cannot get her bootleggers on, reflecting a moment of procrastination and humor.
Dr. Martin J. Dobson of Los Angeles extols Nujol as a harmless internal lubricant that cleanses the alimentary tract. He asserts daily use benefits health and happiness, urging two weeks of regular use and noting thousands of letters of positive results.
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