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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1920
Page
6
An advertisement touts Danderine a stimulating tonic for hair promising longer thicker livelier hair. It claims to refresh color vigor and vitality with a 3S1-cent bottle available at drug or toilet counters. The copy includes a joke about matching raven hair to crow’s feet.
An advertisement extols Cascarets as a gentle tonic to aid liver and bowels, claim they cleanse waste and toxins without griping, and note twenty five million boxes sold yearly. The copy asserts they work during sleep and are inexpensive compared to calomel purgatives.
Green Hill says he was first attracted by his wife’s voice and now finds it distracting. The exchange reflects a playful moment as the couple navigates attention and humor in daily life.
A vintage advertisement touts St Jacobs Oil as a harmless rheumatism liniment that quickly relieves pain in joints muscles and bones without internal treatment. It claims soothing penetration stops sciatica lumbago backache and neuralgia and urges readers to try a small trial bottle from any drug store.
Dolson's wife is described as an awful talker while Dolson is praised as a good listener, illustrating a domestic exchange about communication and compatibility.
Advertisement promises instant relief for clogged noses and head colds. Fresh fragrance cream is applied in the nostrils to soothe inflamed mucous membranes and clear air passages, with claims of rapid breathing and night comfort. Microbes warned away from tobacco and whiskey.
A vintage advertisement advises mixing a home hair dye using water Bay Rum Barbo Compound and glycerine to darken gray hair. Applied twice weekly until a desired shade, it claims to be inexpensive, non sticky, and not cooling to the scalp, with hair becoming softer and glossy.
A reflective line notes the greater difficulty of healing physical injuries like broken ribs compared to emotional hurt. The saying highlights enduring pain and resilience in adversity.
The U S Department of Agriculture reports the European corn borer poses limited national risk. Damage is mainly in coastal Massachusetts and around Boston with clean culture and single brooding reducing impact. Widespread spread into the Mississippi valley is possible, and Congress is urged to appropriate 500000 for control efforts.
Prof. L H Schwartz of Purdue says general purpose pullets should hatch in March for winter eggs while Leghorns can hatch in April. Provide ample feed and water, shade, and ventilation. avoid overcrowding with a minimum four square feet per bird.
The article notes guineas lay mainly in spring, with smaller but tasty eggs sold in markets. Guinea meat is darker and tougher than chicken but not unwholesome, and has a gamy flavor that some diners enjoy.
Under normal conditions a mature horse drinks 10 to 12 gallons daily, cattle about the same, dairy cows on heavy milk 12 to 15 gallons, sheep 1 to 6 quarts daily, depending on season and feed, and hogs vary with season size and age.
Hundreds of U S growers in a market gardening note argue that farming less land with improved seeds, manure, balanced fertilizers, tillage, moisture conservation, and pest control yields higher profits and better quality crops. The Market Growers' Journal emphasizes the value of proper practices and conditions for highest yields.
Thousands of American farmers in over twenty states overlook a chance to produce maple sirup and sugar at low cost. U S Department of Agriculture experts note many potential sugar bushes beyond New England, with sap yields depending on tree age weather and soil. The article explains tapping methods equipment costs and the growing commercial potential for maple syrup and sugar nationwide.
Seed quality matters more than price as high costs urge careful testing of all seed types. Clover seed shows cheaper options may fail to germinate, increasing overall expense. The department offers free testing advice and bulletins on best seed testing methods.
A farmer’s proverb highlights that a good hired man is highly valuable. Green cut Russian thistles make fine fodder. Most farm machinery wears from rust more than use. Kohirabi is related to cabbage and can be grown similarly.
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