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Newspaper

Akron Register Tribune

Location

Akron, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1921

Page

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Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Story

A note from Eliza Reid Corley of Edmund, South Carolina details relief from nervousness, backaches, and monthly troubles after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. The letter praises the medicine’s impact and urges others to consider it, asserting it helped her and her friends beyond medical doctors.

Edmund Lydia Pinkham ElizaReid Corley A. P. Corley S. C Lydis EK. Pinkham Mrs. Corley

High School Pupils Show Higher Heart Disease Rates

Dr Royal S Copeland of the Public Education Association notes a complete exam of 616 eastern district high school pupils in Brooklyn found 8 percent with cardiac disease, compared with 1.5 percent among elementary students. Boys showed 15 percent and girls 7 percent with cardiac trouble.

Royal S. Copeland Public Education Association of New York City Brooklyn Copeland

Supposed Applicant Impresses Mrs Gazippe in Interview

A dialogue shows Mrs Gazippe evaluating a job applicant who claims prior service with the duke and duchess of St Stephen's. She expresses interest after a testy exchange and asks for a full account, noting the start of spring as a sign of renewal.

QOR Incubator Investment Size and Setup

United States Department of Agriculture advised that incubator choice should fit needs and reliability matters. Best size varies. many Poultry specialists recommend at least 150 egg capacity, with larger units more economical per egg. single small machines can complement larger ones for efficiency and uniform hatch. Incubators operate successfully in cellars or dedicated incubator houses, especially when equipment is extensive or mammoth machines are used.

United Stated Department of Agriculture

Incubator Rooms and Cellars for Safe Hatching

The text stresses well ventilated roofs and walls, above ground placement with double walls and good insulation. Incubator cellars or rooms above ground work best, though single walls can suffice in mild climates. Ensure space around machines, consider ventilation, use muslin screens, and prefer cement floors for cleanliness.

Highest prices for ducks in market stock data

Prices for green ducks usually unchanged from July to September. The best prices are realized about May. From then until July prices gradually decline until they pick up for the holiday trade.

Birds Aid Greatly In War On Insects

Special investigations by the United States Department of Agriculture show 25 of 27 bird species examined eat grasshoppers, with 19 species having all individuals on the menu. Lark sparrows meadow larks Franklin gulls Arkansas kingbird crow blackbird and common kingbird noted as top eaters. Farmers should ally with birds as defensive aerial cavalry to protect crops, though poison campaigns cause minimal bird loss.

United State Department of Agricuture bureau of biological survey United States Department of Agriculture Arkansas New England California Dakotas mim speriatistes

Seed Testing Pleases Boy in Schoolroom Fun

An engaging seed testing activity helps prevent dullness by linking school and home. Students examine seed germination and impurities using simple equipment, including blotting paper and two plates, with guidance from USDA Mariners Bulletin 428.

Jack United States Department of Agriculture

Salt Improves Cowpea Hay For Palatability And Fermenta tion

Salt is recommended by growers for mowing cowpea hay to enhance palatability and aid in preventing fermentation in hay not fully cured. About eight quarts of salt are used per ton of hay.

Two suits interpret ages in spring and summer fashion

The article compares two suits illustrating youth and maturity. A beige poirer twill ensemble features a short, rippling peplum, minimal decorations, and a Milan braid hat with a fruit wreath. The navy tricotine outfit for younger women includes a side-plaited skirt, short jacket, gray silk lining, self embroidery, and a blue satin sash with silk fringe.

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Little Girls Dress Up Styles for Spring Frocks

Busy mothers weigh ready made frocks for little girls in light chambray and ginghams with white lawn collars. Black taffeta bolero suits feature bright embroidered accents, while organdy and swiss dot dresses show simple lines and sunbonnets with organdy flowers and parasols for sun protection. White petticoats and well crafted footwear complete the well dressed outfits.

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Vintage Leather Ball Trade Sparks Fashion Inked Goods

A fragment notes hand painted leather balls and land-painted leather bette rs linked to new cloth frocks, suggesting a small trade items feature in a Western newspaper. The item hints at fashion and craft aspects with relation to leathery sports goods and cloth outfits.

To Finish Collare and Cuffs

A brief note describes finishing techniques for clothing detailing. It mentions narrow plattings used to tinlap vollars nil quits. The text emphasizes garment construction steps and finishing touches in a period tone.

Remarkable New York Man Endorses Tanlac Health Cure

James J. Beasley of Rochester, longtime water works official, testifies to Tanlac’s powers after a decade of dyspepsia. He describes sour stomach, bloating, nausea, palpitations, and nerves, saying Tanlac relieved indigestion and restored energy, and urges others to use it. Tanlac is sold by leading druggists.

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Begin Right Now to Conquer Your Rheumatism

Begin Right Now to Conquer Your Rheumatism offers a dated health claim about rheumatism being caused by germs in the blood and promotes a blood remedy 8.9,5. It promises expert, free medical advice from the Chief Medical Director at 160 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga, and urges readers to begin the remedy today.

Swift Laboratory Atlanta

Walter as He Grows Up Aboard a Visitor’s Gibe

A New England lad named Walter surprises a visitor with his growth as he ponders why adults expect children to stay small. The tale, from a local Rehoboth Sunday Herald item, reflects on perception of stature and intelligence in youth.

New England litte Walter Rehoboth Sunday Herald

Important to Mothers Dxxmine Careful Bottle Check

A guidance note urges mothers to examine every bottle of a well known elder remedy for infants and children to ensure it bears the correct labels and claims. The warning emphasizes avoiding misbranded products and ensuring safe use for young patients.

GASTONIA ofante De Aliedes

No Dart Along. A girl buys a chicken in a store

A girl walked briskly into a store and dropped her bag on the counter. She asked for a chicken and declined a pallet when the store keeper offered one. The exchange concludes with the girl insisting on the chicken.

Cuticura Ad Claims Skin Benefits and Quick Results

An old advertisement praises Cuticura Ointment and Cuticura Soap for improving skin, dandruff, and itching while noting quick cleansing effects. It mentions a speaker named Jud Tunking and hints at a political or social remark about vitality and age.

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