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Newspaper
The Jansen News
Location
Jansen, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1921
Page
7
A woman suffering nervousness rapid heartbeat and stomach distress reports dramatic relief after taking Tanlac. She describes improved appetite digestion and energy with lingering gratitude toward the medicine sold by leading druggists.
An obscure, anxious debutante hesitates to air her ignorance as Pesca and others discuss public reception. The dialogue suggests social pressure to make a popular hit before revealing personal flaws.
A fragment discusses Bayer aspirin branding and cautions against substitutes. It notes taking genuine aspirin only as directed, emphasizing brand integrity and consumer vigilance against imitation products. The text mentions verification steps and cautions to avoid substitutions.
A narrator recalls a dawn scene where vultures accompany a garbage wagon in San Jose. The animal column, a sober platoon of twenty-one scavengers and several others, illustrates why the streets there seem cleaner, as the buzzards perform the scavenging task.
A talking tree and a bright star discuss early color changes in leaves and lessons of brightness. The star explains sky lessons and the tree meets a generous, flowers-loving woman who tends blooms with quiet wisdom and care.
A buyer debates two pictures while the artist, unseen behind her, tells the woman it does not matter which she prefers. The exchange highlights the artist’s calm perspective and focus on the work rather than personal taste.
Ancient Rome on the Tiber hills hosted Caligula era Nero torture of Christians at a site now occupied by St. Peter’s Basilica, the chief shrine of Roman Catholicism and reputed to be the world’s largest church. The text adds a wry remark that half of flattery is flat.
In a small town Mrs Paula Platt, a widow long shy of travel, has spoken of visiting her Sharried daughter in Ohio for two years. A neighbor reports the plan, noting her timidity and the mix of reactions from locals who joke about wanting her to stay or go.
The piece contrasts an old-fashioned man who saved a few hundred dollars for retirement with his son who spends several times that amount daily. It notes the generational shift in saving versus spending and the impact on later life security.
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