Work While You Sleep Health Claim Ad
An archaic health ad promises sleep time work for cure and urges a 10a box purchase as a lifetime alternative to other remedies, claiming a universal benefit and quick impact from Lowel medicine.
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Newspaper
Algona Courier
Location
Algona, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1911
Page
8
An archaic health ad promises sleep time work for cure and urges a 10a box purchase as a lifetime alternative to other remedies, claiming a universal benefit and quick impact from Lowel medicine.
An advertisement praises Defiance Starch for its strength allowing thinner application without dulling appearance or wear. It also encourages supporting boys in agriculture and education, urging practical farming efforts and opportunities to improve future outcomes through guidance and training.
A garbled Plaindealer note mocks Linotype output and lampoons editorials. The piece references Honorable Thomtn se Rott with satirical jabs, capturing a Puck style quip about newsroom bluntness and misprints.
An odd wobble interrupts a reading of Dr Eliot's Baryard Classics. The narrator wonders how far the reader progressed before the stop near the bookcase. The piece laments how scandal fuels breezy chatter and rewards a fool with wealth through self-promotion.
A guide on fruit tree spraying outlines two insect groups and how to combat them, notes spraying is essential and cumulative, and describes Bordeaux mixture and arsenate use. It also details stain removal from fabrics and wood, with cures for grass, wine, milk, and grease stains, plus care to avoid damage.
Instructions describe making grafting wax by melting rosin, beeswax, and tallow in specified ratios, mixing thoroughly, cooling in cold water, and pulling into sticks or balls to harden. The process yields usable grafting wax portions ready for storage.
A writer in an exchange argues that when 68 farmers raise cattle horses or sheep they earn less per labor and feed than modern farmers, hindering wealth for the state and family welfare. He notes farmers as a group owe more to the community, given their numbers, even though individuals differ in obligation among professions.
Break one pint of dry brown bread and half a cup of stale white bread into small pieces. Melt a tablespoon of butter in a large frying pan then add the bread. Cover with one pint or more of milk and simmer until the bread is soft and the milk absorbed. Salt to taste.
A luncheon salad idea calling for lettuce leaf and pineapple slice on a dish with red pepper. Top with olive oil and vinegar drizzle, then pepper and salt to taste. Describes a favorite luncheon salad based on simple vegetables and fruit.
Fragmentary OCR text describes washing celery hearts and cooling to crisp, then mashing with fresh cream and cheese. It mentions adding chopped nuts and olives, then stirring before serving.
A playful duel of desserts sees walnuts and angel cake side by side in a home kitchen scene. The brief note highlights a preference for walnuts as the preferred topping and flavors, with a casual tone and no further details.
An old promotional text extols Hood's Sarsaparilla and Sarsatabs as spring remedies for impure blood from winter living. It claims unmatched purification and broad health rebuilding, noting it contains over twenty ingredients and insisting on Hood's with no substitute. A burglar anecdote from Judge's Library is included.
Annie Telford of Ballyantral Ayrshire extolls Resinol Ointment as a valuable remedy for skin troubles and poisoned wounds, reporting highly satisfactory results in eczema cases. The clipping also mentions various health quips and old advertisements including foot powder, a cold remedy, and a laxative herbal product.
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