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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1920
Page
6
A fragmented passage recalls rent increases and a casual Q&A about a remedy. It mentions Cole’n Carhollenive and claims healing skin diseases and burns without scars. The text references The J. W. Cole Co. in Rockford Illinois and hints at licensing cooks under a new law.
Over fifty years ago a physician practiced in a rural district, later in Buffalo, and created Golden Medical Discovery a tonic and blood-maker. The remedy, made from natural roots and barks, was sold nationwide in drugstores and used for stomach liver and heart health. More than twenty four million bottles have been sold.
General Harris explains the University in Khaki program to educate foreign born recruits. Camps at Camp Dix Camp Grant Camp Pike Camp Jackson and Camp Lewis train illiterates in English grammar and trades, using the apprenticeship method to prepare soldiers for civilian life.
The Bureau of Public Roads warns against diverting funds from maintaining existing highways as auto use surges. U S stats show 1919 motor vehicle registrations at 65.4 million, up 28 percent from 1918, boosting highway wear and revenue from licenses. Maryland seeks Interstate Commerce Commission aid for material shipments amid shortages.
The article argues that better roads in the nation’s productive zones will benefit producers and consumers by lowering storage and freight costs, reducing fall congestion, and promoting year round marketing. It suggests diversified farming and broader profitable production as well as more uniform distribution of farm products.
A prospective farm buyer weighs soil adaptability for farming tasks and considers home life, schools, churches, and social activities shaped by road access, noting highways affect both agricultural use and community vitality.
Ontario agricultural college figures from 140 herds using grade bulls and 81 using purebreds show first cross progeny on the average dairy herd increases income by 32 dollars per cow per year. The study compares performance of purebred bulls with grade bulls across multiple herds.
Carrollton Kentucky resident Linman Tharp describes years of female weakness and inability to work. After twelve bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, she recovered enough to work as a State Hospital attendant and now recommends the product to friends. The ad invites readers to write for free medical advice.
Mrs Harris proclaims Batente a cure for indigestion and excess acidity. Thousands testify Datonic relieves indigestion, heartburn, bloating, and gas by taking up and carrying out excess acidity. Acid stomach is linked to many ailments. a big box promises value with a druggist guarantee.
Fragmentary dialogue from a barber chair about trouble and time, with garbled OCR letters. The readable lines reference a polite inquiry and a policy on charges for lettuce and slime hair, hinting at misreadage rather than coherent event.
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