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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1922
Page
8
A collage of old quotes describes Smackover’s wary humor about manners and reputation. Tales of guests, tavern talk, and domestic ideals reflect social judgment, suspicion of flirtation, and advice on debt and gifts.
A quirky collection of kitchen guidance and bread recipes, including Peanut Butter Bread Success Bread Prune Bread and various steamed breads. Practical tips cover molding jelly, roasting, rug care, and using a furnace ledge for baking to save fuel.
William Lackey of Wells Street Chicago says a two year struggle with indigestion and poor health ended after taking Tanlac. He reports a gain of fifteen pounds, improved digestion, and returns to work daily. Tanlac sold by druggists.
A narrator recalls a family gathering after seven years with cousins and relatives, noting jealousy and the recurring name Marie. An elderly aunt quips that Marie is styled like Mauszie, paralleling the speaker's own name Marguerite in a sarcastic exchange reported in the Chicago Tribune.
A humorous letter exposes changing tastes as a New England tradition of succotash meets modern versions with lima beans. The writer recalls picky diners at hotels and a grandmotherly caution about fashion, noting how beans and corn define the dish and warning against misnaming variations. A separate anecdote about a dress mishap and a quip about luck closes the excerpt.
A chaotic clipping blends a woman’s ticket dispute at a railway station with a boastful male commentary and public scorn. It moves to modern photography tips for a darkroom paper screen and musings on willpower, quoting Epictetus and Marcus Aurelius alongside casual weather banter and a jokey thermometer boast.
A Philadelphia Press excerpt describes a boy and a neighbor quarrel in a yard over stones. The boy warns he will set his dog on the neighbor if another stone is thrown, and the neighbor threatens to summon his mother. The fragment hints at broader moral decay and fear of predatory behavior.
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