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Newspaper
The Spanish American
Location
Roy, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1922
Page
2
A letter from Mrs. Faep of Kenosha Wisconsin extols Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a nearly fifty year old medicine praised by mothers and grandmothers. She claims it helps with female troubles and urges consideration and fair trial.
Count Armand du Bucamp Bel glan publicist recounts a hotel room joke about a lawyer who sued a railroad and earned a $5,000 verdict with a $5,100 fee. He notes the extra $150 was kept as a present, illustrating public cynicism toward lawyers.
Ramsey Ramigey endures a brutal first speech before the Lumen Society as Dora Yocum argues all war is morally wrong while the nervous freshman, coached by frat seniors, stumbles through a rant on Belgium and Germany. The crowd and Ramsey's fellow students watch a tense, comic clash of wills in a formal debate setting.
A fragment traces Ramsey Milhollad from a Decoration Day talk by a grandfather to schoolyard, romance, and conflict. Ramsey dislikes math and recitations, clashes with Dora Yorum, courts Milla Rust at a class picnic, then pursues higher education as Dora reappears.
Fragmentary note hints at men so occupied with importance they lack time to complete duties, reflecting a clipped or garbled historical snippet without clear names, dates, or places.
A vintage ad touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as the best kidney remedy promising fast relief for liver and bladder ailments. It offers a sample bottle by mail with a ten cent payment and urges readers to mention the paper. Large bottles are sold in drug stores.
A father habitually lights cigars after dinner and leaves several on the ash tray. His son, watching, asks about a new end found in the gutter and the father replies it is a very good cigar blowing long puffs to illustrate his indulgent habit.
A column warns mothers to check Castoria labels for its signature and cautions readers against spreading idle gossip. It condemns prying into others affairs and repeating unverified scandal, urging restraint and humility in religious belief.
The ad touts Cuticura Soap and Ointment for clear skin and soft hands, plus Cuticura Talcum as the Toilet Trio. A humorous anecdote follows about an absent minded professor and students heading to the country to study rocks. The riff on memory and philosophy ends with a caution about repeating mistakes.
A vintage note invites pipe smokers to sample Edgeworth Plug Slice and Ready Rubbed. It explains free prepaid samples by parcel post from Larus & Brother Company, detailing packaging options, sizes, and the appeal of Edgeworth to loyal customers. The ad emphasizes generosity to customers and dealers, with an appeal to share names of local dealers.
Carlyle argues that true insight arises from sympathy with the object and a business faculty to discern the genuine essence, not surface appearances. He contends perception is shaped by the eye and its accompanying capacity to see deeply into things.
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