A Fushel of Fun and a Peck of Trouble Phrase
A brief, playful line notes that a burst of fun sometimes leads to trouble, suggesting a cautionary tone about playful behavior turning problematic.
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Newspaper
Algona Courier
Location
Algona, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1918
Page
12
A brief, playful line notes that a burst of fun sometimes leads to trouble, suggesting a cautionary tone about playful behavior turning problematic.
A quirky exchange centers on a hypnotist named Wiel who boasts of a girl who made four men fall for her. Alfred questions if all at once, and the bit ends with the hint of the Purple Cow as the setting.
In a dialogue about diet and taste two characters discuss fish as a brain friendly choice. One supports fish while the other shifts to sheep's head fish, reflecting a light whimsical exchange.
An advertisement extols Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a leading cure for kidney liver and bladder ailments. It claims widespread patient relief and urges readers to buy two bottle sizes or request a sample by mailing ten cents. It also touts Garfield Tea as a laxative and notes asbestos covers for good intentions.
A testimonial from Jules Friquet of 611 West First Street Los Angeles California reports rapid health gains after using Warner's Safe Diabetes Remedy. He says weight improved to 182 pounds, work capacity returned, and overall appearance looks better, with hundreds ready to attest to his condition.
Guidance stresses thorough cleaning and disinfection of stables to prevent animal disease outbreaks. It details removing decayed wood, relaying earth floors or installing concrete, proper disposal of manure, and using a 3 percent cresol disinfectant spray on surfaces and feeding areas. Emphasizes sunlight, fresh air, and good drainage as deterrents to disease.
A list advising milk consumers on preserving quality and safety. It urges buying the best milk, consulting health officials, preferring bottled milk, bringing milk indoors promptly, refrigerating immediately, keeping it in the original bottle, covering bottles, keeping the fridge clean, washing bottles, returning empties promptly, and recognizing clean milk as a top nutritious, economical food. The guidance stresses avoiding dirty milk, improper handling, and contamination.
Fragmentary note discusses use of acid phosphate or raw phosphate rock to reinforce manure piles in stables. Mentions daily amounts and weight comparisons, but the text is incomplete and hard to interpret.
Garden sprayers provide a germ killing solution supply for small buildings and premises. Hand sprayers in galvanized steel cost 5.50 to 5.00 dollars, brass models range 0.50 to 12.50 dollars. Smaller hand sprayers sell for 0.50 to 0.75 dollars.
A wartime appeal urges careful use of milk to prevent waste in households. Even small losses add up across millions of homes, risking billions of quarts yearly. Use milk in all forms, from soups to cottage cheese, and recycle sour milk in bread making and other dishes. Secretary Houston stresses national resource strength hinges on conserving dairy.
Well ventilated warm houses conserve heat and energy for the flock, helping save feed and supporting egg production. Proper airflow maintains good air quality and reduces feed needs while sustaining laying performance.
A fragmented note discusses lowering nitrogen when converting soil to organic matter or hymns and guides, mentioning barnyard manure as a source. It suggests reducing nitrogen in fertilizer or in sale of manure tied to fertility.
A wartime New Year message extols Canada and provinces Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta for their wartime effort. It highlights high war support, record fund contributions, strong economic resilience, and optimism for victory over despotism. Premiers Norris, Martin and Stewart express confidence in continued sacrifice and progress.
The text discusses a 20 to 25 percent increase in duties and tax collections, praising Alberta as an agricultural province contributing to the Empire’s food supply. It notes gratitude for these conclusions and highlights Alberta’s small but vital role in the granary. An advertisement and a quote about conserving food follow.
Mrs Frey of Le Mats Texas suffered eight months with rheumatism. After one box of Dodd's Kidney Pills she reports relief from joint stiffness backache dizziness and breathing issues. The ad stresses kidney trouble as a health risk and urges treatment to prevent Bright's Disease and costly care.
An advertisement touts Boschee’s German Syrup as quieting coughs and soothing throat and lung inflammation. It claims fifty two years of American use, helping rest and morning expectoration, useful for lung trouble and bronchitis, with sales in civilized countries. A separate humorous quip notes current electricity rates.
An advertisement offers a home brew for darkening gray hair using water, Bay Rum, Barbo Compound, and glycerine. It claims the mixture colors gray hair without staining the scalp or being greasy and advises following box directions. Also promotes quinine laxatives and Garfield Tea with health tips.
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