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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1929
Page
6
This nondescript ad promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a universal sweetener and anti acid for children and adults. It touts gentle relief from acidity, claims physicians endorse the product, and notes the U S registered trademark since 1875.
A promotional piece touts Castoria as a universal night stand remedy for infants and children. It claims relief from colic constipation and diarrhea with a safe vegetable formula and urges mothers to remember the brand for emergencies and everyday use.
An exploration of conflicting claims about the Bowie knife origin. Narratives cite Rezin Bowie's brother James Bowie, blacksmith James Black, Jesse Cliffs, and John Lowell among others, with dates and places such as Natchez 1827, Washington Arkansas, and Gonzales Texas, debating true inventor.
The piece explains Etna’s non explosive lava allows gas to escape, while explosive volcanos have thick lava. It cites Dr. William Bowie and others proposing tides knead the earth, raising lava and triggering eruptions near large bodies of water.
In 1820 John Loudoun proposed a permanent green girdle around London a tree planted boulevard starting at Euston Road looping through Marylebone Hyde Park Sloane Street to the Thames via Vauxhall Bridge returning through Kennington Camberwell Deptford to Greenwich Park. Costs halted progress with only the Oxford and Cambridge terraces begun.
Bertie Baxter, newly engaged to a Braxton girl who bewitched many, faces turmoil as her fiancé at a tea-dance reveals a lipstick fad. A London Answers note records the flirtation with a joke about an orange flavored lipstick as the social strain grows.
Perplexing M Poiret, famed Parisian fashion designer, had a New York branch only weeks old when he confessed his struggle with English. He asked an American friend how to handle a gown that does not fit and a dissatisfied patron.
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