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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1920
Page
8
Chicago reports from U S users claim Eatonic delivers fast belching and heartburn relief after meals. Long use supposedly removes excess acids and gases, restoring energy and well being as the body clears toxins. Consumers urged to ask a druggist for guidance.
excerpts show dialogue about expectations for a boy named Bobby and his sister, with Mr Blossom in the parlor. It also promotes Cuticura Baby Skin products with a vivid sales line and a short ad style note. The text includes a remark about old parenting theories and social signals in common speech.
Farmers work harder and hike feet. Allen's Foot Ease antiseptic keeps feet dry and comfortable. The ad claims powder reduces friction, refreshes, prevents tiredness and blisters for workers and women alike. Sold by dealers everywhere. Also notes many wells in France’s occupied territory must be purified of German poison before use. Integrity of character remains the basis of lasting happiness.
The U S Department of Agriculture reports true army worm raids in southern Dinos and southern Missouri. Scientists urge readiness as moths may advance north and northeast within a short time. Farmers are advised to consult Farmers Bulletin 781 for control methods including poisoned baits sprays and traps. vigilance for three months is urged to curb losses. The pest is a naked greenish caterpillar with three dark stripes and a chomping mass behavior.
Specialists from the U S Department of Agriculture warn that poor storage after ginning leads to about 70 million dollars in annual cotton losses nationwide. Weather exposure weakens the fiber, while properly stored cotton can back loans with warehouse receipts, cutting costs and increasing farmer profits.
Poultry raising, once overlooked, is now boosted by government bodies agricultural colleges and experiment stations. The Incubator has revolutionized how to raise chickens, turning it into a profitable enterprise with broad institutional support and growing industry interest.
A vintage recipe claims Pennyroyal alcohol fish oil and 1 ounce pennyroyal mix to protect animals from flies. Apply lightly to the coat each morning for 24 hours. the hair will stiffen if overapplied. One bottle lasts a summer for a horse and ingredients are available at any dung store.
Specialists from the department of agriculture stress intelligent culling to improve poultry keeping. Cull hens show signs of sickness, weak vigor, poor appetite, early molting, hard dry vents, small combs, and tight pelvic bones. Saved hens are healthy, vigorous, good eaters, not molting or just starting, with moist red vents and well spread pelvic bones.
A rainy day spent tuning mowing machines day loaders binders and other harvesting gear proves a wise investment. With fast scarce labor and likely parts shortages this year forethought prevents post harvest loss and delays.
Horses confined in stalls roll less than those allowed outside once a day. Outdoor rolling reduces manure mess, lowers risk of injury, and keeps animals cleaner, increasing health and vigor.
Fashion notes describe midsummer dress trends with pastel georgette gowns and satin trimmed blouses. Two afternoon costumes show simple yet chic one piece frocks, satin skirts, georgette scarves, and hat designs suitable for promenades, band concerts, and social afternoons.
Blouse styles shift from midsummer elbow length sleeves and lace trims to fall silhouettes with georgette and crepe fabrics. New makers offer lower prices, suggesting good buying now before prices rise. Features include round necks, frills, net vests, embroidery, and kimono slip overs, with bead fringe and sash details enhancing the latest models.
The piece discusses stockings and footwear as proofs of chic street costume. Navy tricot outfits with mauve silk stockings and patent leather pumps are noted, along with bold red or black patent shoes. It also describes Panama hats decorated with bright colors, cretonne crowns, and patchwork or gilded brims.
A sentimental domestic scene shows a daughter comforting her aging father after engagement news. She clings to him and vows to stay home, while he laments loneliness and insists he raised her well. The exchange highlights family affection and sacrifice amid new life plans. Also a brief joke about a cubist portraitist in New York ends with a humorous misidentification of a donor.
A Birmingham Age-Herald joke notes Dr Pillers struggled to establish himself as his facial hair grew slowly. It claims it took about four years to raise a respectable Vandyke beard, illustrating dates with a witty domestic quip about the doctor's appearance.
A maid decorates an ancestral clock with holly for a holiday display. The next morning the clock stops and she remarks it acts like a house slave, a dated stereotype reflecting regional attitudes. The fragment also notes a babbling brook and a proverb about weary efforts.
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