Necessary Preparations for a Wife’s Golf Start
A man jokes about his wife taking up golf. He states the tat tor delayed knick ers, delaying delivery of a sports roadster. She expects to start in about two weeks.
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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1928
Page
2
A man jokes about his wife taking up golf. He states the tat tor delayed knick ers, delaying delivery of a sports roadster. She expects to start in about two weeks.
A comic dialogue shows a movie director asking about wardrobe and a college girl replying that her slickers have the best lines in the country, implying witty banter about fashion and film.
Mrs Victor N Soutensker of 44 Hazel Avenue Evansville Indiana writes that after taking Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound she feels much better. She says she could hardly drag around before and that her husband notices the improvement and wants her to continue using it.
Elmo Scott Watson notes the thirtieth anniversary of the San Juan Hill action in the Spanish American War. The Rough Riders led by Theodore Roosevelt forged a national legend, with bold charges on Kettle Hill and San Juan Hill, suffering heavy but celebrated losses and earning a lasting memorial at Arlington and in U.S. history. The piece recounts the diverse composition of the unit, command shifts, and the enduring memory of the campaign.
The Worcester Telegram notes the Archbishop of Canterbury admits he is a slow thinker and speaker. He sometimes stumbles, yet reporters often capture his meaning accurately. The piece comments that many people complain reporters never get anything right.
In Greece demand rises for old automobile casings repurposed into footwear for peasants, with strong activity noted in Greek Macedonia and Thrace. The trend highlights rural economic adaptation as scraps from cars become practical clogs and shoes for local communities.
An ad touts Moone's Emerald Oil as a simple inexpensive remedy for inflamed toe joints and swollen veins. It claims morning and night application reduces swelling and varicose veins, offering a two ounce bottle with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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