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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1921
Page
7
Mrs Maupe E Taylor of Roxbury Massachusetts says persistent backache and dizziness worsened after her last child. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with improving her sleep and allowing her to care for five children while keeping house.
Mrs. W. H. Person reports relief from acidity and gas after taking Eatonic tablets after meals. The ad promises sourness belching bloating indigestion disappear when the stomach is right and encourages readers to try Eatonic with a druggist guarantee.
A brief dialogue excerpt shows Jack and Marie in a rapid exchange with Marie affirming and the other replying. The text captures a casual, intimate moment without a full narrative context.
An advertisement touts Bayer aspirin with the Bayer Cross, urging use for colds headache neuralgia rheumatism earache toothache lumbago and pain. It promotes twelve tablet tins and larger packages sold by druggists and notes aspirin as a Bayer trademark and chemical form. It also mentions rare Crese quinvity specimens.
Catarrh is described as a constitutional disease requiring constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is said to act through the blood on mucous surfaces, destroying the disease's foundation and improving overall health. Sold by all druggists with circulars free. F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
A fragment promotes Red Cross Ball Blue powder as a laundry aid to give a dainty well groomed appearance for girls. The text also notes a widow may remain inconsolable despite consolation.
A former farm tenant describes a long running plan where a farm owner pays a regular salary plus a third of net profits, with housing, garden, dairy, and poultry benefits. Managers on two farms receive monthly wages, a bonus, and a fixed share of net income after capital charge, with oversight kept by the owner. The arrangement minimizes owner supervision and aims for mutual satisfaction and low risk.
Garden experts from the United States Department of Agriculture urge staking and pruning tomato plants. Properly pruned vines stay neater, use less space, and produce large, cleaner fruit later into fall, with six to seven blossoms per stem supported along the stake.
A St Louis woman writes the Department of Agriculture detailing her successful back yard flock. Over the year ending October 31, 1920 her 8 by 8 foot hen house yielded 3 608 eggs with a retail value of 189 80 and a net profit of 122 56 after a 66 74 feed bill. She kept leg banded hens, trap nested, and culls older or low production birds while expanding with new pullets.
The woodlot is treated as the principal in a savings bank. Annual growth mirrors compound interest. Cutting more than growth depletes the principal.
Broody hens should be confined to a small elevated coop with a flat bottom. Provide water. feeding or fasting shows little difference. USDA poultry specialists estimate three to six days for most hens, ten to twelve for lone birds. Break shows when nesting cluck and aggression disappear.
A farmer praises well built silos filled with mature corn as essential on every farm noting silos store succulent feed and lack of a silo would make a farmer reluctant to go without one.
The article warns that inexpensive garden seeds often lead to higher overall costs by failing to germinate or produce adequate yields. It emphasizes that investing in quality seeds reduces waste and increases success, despite a small upfront price difference.
The article warns against using eggs from flocks affected by roup and recommends selecting hatching eggs from flocks free of the disease or from heat which have never had the infection. It stresses avoiding roup infected eggs entirely to prevent spread.
Emma Reifenstein of Syracuse New York credits Tantlac with a dramatic 25 pound gain after months of weakness and nervous tension. She describes improved appetite sleep and health and recommends the medicine for others. Her husband J Reifenstein notes her renewal on their 52nd wedding anniversary. Tanlae is sold by leading druggists.
Side Comment describes Little Belle delivering a gift to her Sunday school teacher Miss Ana on the occasion of the teacher's upcoming marriage. Belle speaks warmly of a family love expressed by the gift and notes the bride’s hoped-for appreciation.
An advertising copy promotes Cuticura Ointment for pimples redness and itching, followed by Cuticura Soap and hot water bath. It instructs rinsing drying and dusting on Cuticura Talcum for fragrance, selling body care items at 25 cents each.
The Salome Arizona Sun piece recalls Omar Khayyam as a man who enjoyed simple desert pleasures with friends and a silk tent. It contrasts that image with modern dry days and prohibition style limits, hinting he might be jailed for home brew.
Officials in Egypt have issued a regulation banning cotton growing to prioritize cereal crops. The move follows reports that cotton profits attracted attention away from other staples, prompting government action to restore agricultural balance.
A social scene note describes a young woman at the third table wearing a revealing gown drawing remarks from nearby guests. The exchange highlights flirtation and social proprieties at the event.
A Popular Science Monthly idea mounts several tiny wheels around each main wheel. These small wheels activate upon impact to retard forward motion and help a quick smooth stop during landing.
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