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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1920
Page
8
Experience letters praise Dr Pierce's Anuric and Pleasant Pellets for kidney and bladder trouble stomach weakness and rheumatism. Patients from Inland Dakota Stillwater Maine and Elm Street report improved mobility and digestion after using the remedies.
A brief Kansas City Journal line captures a quip about art and worry. The exchange asks what the groom fears, and a reply notes plenty of art exists to foster rather than fear.
An old advertisement extols Bayer Tablets of Aspirin with the Bayer Cross marking, noting decades of physician usage and multiple ailments they ease. It mentions small 12-tablet tins and larger packages, plus the Bayer trademark and monoa ce tic acid salicylic composition. The closing line makes a social stereotype claim about gender.
The piece argues that American farmers rapidly shifted from peace-time to war-time methods, boosted by information from federal agencies, and achieved higher yields. It highlights wheat production, fertilizer use, and improved stock quality, stressing disciplined business practices, expansion through livestock, and selective breeding to raise profitability.
National Farmers Union Senator Cupper of Kansas spoke at the Memphis convention endorsing the Kenyon Anderson bill with FTC reform aims to curb abuses in the meat packing industry. The group urged enactment and supported Capper Horsman provisions for cooperative farmer organization with safeguards against corporate misuse, while seeking an amendment to the federal force law for those without established farming reputations.
The article notes oyster shells are essential for chicks and pullets, while hens benefit from regular shell in their diet. It cites New York Agricultural Experiment Station findings that a pound of oyster shell provides enough mineral for about seven dozen eggs, emphasizing natural balance over human rumination.
The piece argues animal owners overlook lice on stock until infestations worsen. It asserts lice outbreaks occur in winter and early spring, harming thrift and vitality. It urges urgent treatment of infested animals and questions targeting a few harmless individuals instead of many affected ones.
The article explains maintaining organic soil matter by fertilizing grass lands to sustain fertility. It advises mowing until hay yields drop, then plowing for a new crop, and recommends annual top-dressing with manure or fertilizer, noting proper application rates and timing during winter.
A reader letter from Summit New Jersey endorses a vegetable compound for change of life symptoms including indigestion pain hot flashes and sleep loss. The testimonial notes improved digestion energy and work ability after using the product and urges others to try it.
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