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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1922
Page
5
In a small up country town meeting four citizens moved to set aside funds for three cuspidors at proper places. An elderly, hard of hearing man added a second motion proposing Jack Avis be made one of them.
Practically Alt Governor Allen of Kansas criticizes a western novelist. He says the writer began with rich thought but now produces potboiling trash. He laments that many authors start with depth and end with wealth driven work.
Old Alley Rezmadew of Petunia notes Gadd sold his place and moved to Willersville. An acquaintance asks why, with speculation that he wants to prove he can endure being away from Petunia and stay distant from his old town.
A Woman debates paying life insurance after eight years of regular premiums amid a tense scene with a cautious agent. The Traveler's Beacon reports the row over a policy lapse and family finances, hinting at unresolved claims.
An old article warns dirt in tuning gear areas accelerates wear and reduces efficiency. It urges kerosene baths for engine cleaning, thorough removal of dirt from joints, timing gear covers, and crankcase interiors, plus regular lubrication and inspection of universal joints and exposed oil holes to prevent premature repairs.
An old Popular Science Monthly note explains oiling canvas mudguards for speedsters to protect from dust and mud without adding weight. The illustration shows attachment from side supports to the running board, with doubled canvas sealed in oil for waterproofing. Eight inch wide guards fit under rainy-season use, reducing vibration and improving comfort.
The car owner should apply ordinary vaseline to battery terminals and connections as it coats and protects against corrosion from acid or water spills. This preventive measure helps maintain good electrical contact and prolongs battery life.
Advice on starting a stubborn cold engine using a kettle and cloth around the carburetor with boiling water to heat the carburetor and intake. Start with cool water, then warm, then hot to avoid metal cracking. Increase fuel mixture via primer or choker to aid ignition in cold weather.
A rambling collection of drink ideas and kitchen tips, detailing chilled lemon tea punches, grape and berry juice variants, chocolate syrups, coffees, and shakes. It includes Belgian hash, doughnuts, crumpets, and various pastry notes, plus guidance on children’s food habits and personal hygiene through suitable meals.
In a terse exchange, a daughter rejects her father's prohibition on marrying a man with no money. She retorts that without funds he cannot obtain a Heensa, underscoring the practical barrier cited by the father. The dialogue reflects practical social constraints on marriage prospects.
Reports from druggists show Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root helps kidney trouble and related ailments. An insurance physician cites high rejection rates due to unseen kidney disease. Available at drug stores in two sizes. sample bottle available for ten cents from Kilmer Co. Send a note with the newspaper.
A popular bachelor vents about guest pillows ruining his weekend. He complains that showy, oversized pillows make sleep impossible in the guest room, while adults prefer low soft pillows tucked away during the day. The New York Sun quote captures the humor and grumpiness of the situation.
Miss Jessie H. Fleming becomes the first woman to win the Arnold essay prize at Oxford University. The article notes she shares honor with students now deceased including Lord Bryce and Professor Stcey, highlighting notable contemporaries.
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