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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1920
Page
6
J Chamberlain recalls leaving his holdings for Canada in 1916 after hard times. He joined a Gem Colony settlement in Alberta, bought land, built a home, and funded his family with farm labor and praying for better days. His story joins others of Western Canada’s promised opportunity and success.
United States Department of Agriculture reports smuts are among the most destructive cereal diseases across all grain regions. Loose smut affects southern winter wheat areas with 3–5 percent losses. bunt or stinking smut yields 1–5 percent, sometimes 20–40 percent, in fields. Control methods include hot water seed treatment for loose smut and formaldehyde or copper sulfate treatments for bunt, with regional notes on the Pacific Northwest and practical application tips.
Thaddeus C. G. Sweet, speaker of the New York Assembly, defended the suspension and trial of five Socialist members at a New York banquet. He condemned Socialists, praised Assembly action, criticized Charles Hughes as hasty, and linked Socialists to Communists while labeling the five as undesirables. He urged stability against rioting and asserted the Assembly’s measures served state and federal interests.
Dr. Hugh S. Cumming becomes head of the Public Health Service within the Treasury Department, replacing Rupert Blue. The 1912 act renamed the service from Public Health and Marine Hospital Service to Public Health Service, expanding its powers and divisions including scientific research, maritime hospitals, and interstate quarantine enforcement to prevent disease spread.
John Barton Payne of Chicago, 65, to succeed Franklin K. Lane as secretary of the interior noting his prior role as Shipping Board chairman since last August. He indicated willingness to serve if confirmed, aims to finish Shipping Board and Emergency Fleet reorganizations and complete German ship sales. Payne, a Virginia native and longtime Chicago figure, formerly served as judge of the superior court and as president of the Board of South Park Commissioners.
El Paso district commander General Robert Lee Howie told a Senate subcommittee the Mexican situation has deteriorated for a decade. He described conditions as intolerable and said Mexican leadership has offered no friendly acts toward the United States, worsening relations and rising resentment.
Bayer Tablets of Aspirin carry the Bayer Cross and promise genuine Aspirin trusted by physicians for pain relief including headaches neuralgia and joint pains. Pack sizes vary from twelve tablets to larger tins with clear directions for use.
An advertisement touts Cascarete as a gentle overnight remedy for stomach, liver, and bowel troubles. It claims the product cleanses and soothes without gripe or shock, urging readers to pursue health with calm persistence.
Thousands of women with kidney and bladder issues are urged to seek treatment. The ad promotes Dr Kilmer’s Swamp-Root as a remedy, claiming kidney health affects other organs and lists symptoms like back pain and nervousness. It urges buying a bottle or sending ten cents for a sample, with references to Castoria and old child care ads included.
A terse exchange shows a voice trial and imminent conversation as Trient enters the show manager's office. The dialogue suggests forthcoming legal or performance proceedings with a friend noting the likelihood of a conference.
Advertisement-like prose argues long delays waste time and claim blood cleansing remedy S S S cures rheumatism by removing the disease cause through cleansing the blood. Encourages purchase at drug stores and directs medical contact at Swift Laboratory Atlanta Ga. Procrastination is the thief of time and necessity is the mother of invention.
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