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Newspaper

Anita Record

Location

Anita, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1922

Page

7

Autos Named After Owners Stir Paris Social Scene

Autos in Paris increasingly bear the owner’s chosen names on radiators reflecting a rising fashion. Personal names are seen more than literary or historical allusions, sparking light gossip among observers.

Paris

Advert for Dr Pierce’s medicines from Davenport readers

Davenport readers praise Dr Pierces Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription as remedies for health and menopause symptoms. They claim repeated use restored health and urge others to obtain tablets or liquid and write for free medical advice from the Invalids Hotel in Buffalo New York.

Davenport Iowa P. Plumb S- 11 Dr. Pierce Invalids Buffalo N. Y

Egg Circles Aid Farmers In Solving Marketing Problems

United States Department of Agriculture outlines how egg circles organize farmers and wives into producer groups to improve egg quality, standardize breeds, and secure better prices. They operate incubator houses, receiving rooms, and packing lines, with dividends and contracts, plus trade with hotels and creamery sales.

United States Department of Agriculture Department of Agriculture

Avail of Winter Care to Milk and Butter Odors

In winter smells travel into milk and butter as readily as in summer. Keep these dairy products in the house and use heat to prevent freezing. Close confinement risks imparting unpleasant smells or tastes to milk and cream. Never store milk near the kitchen. If done, bad odors will affect the dairy.

Department of Agriculture

Charcoal Good Preventive for Fowls Health

The value of charcoal for all ages of fowls as a preventive of bowel disorders and disease is emphasized. It should be kept before the birds at all times as there is no danger of overconsumption and its purifying effect absorbs noxious gases and aids digestion.

Essentials for Dairy Bulls

The article stresses proper housing and care for dairy bulls. It notes the bull is half the herd and influences calf quality, urging clean stalls, good feed, and ample exercise. Young bulls require liberal feeding to reach full size, as undersized animals are viewed unfavorably.

Calf Rearing Principles Emphasize Health and Gradual Feeding

A feeder must possess general knowledge and apply it practically. Sanitation is crucial in calf raising. Milk should not be cooler than the calf’s body temperature. Feed amounts should be increased gradually to ensure healthy development.

Good Dairyman Defined by Knowledge and Breeding

A good dairyman is defined by networking with fellow dairymen who know cow handling. Read agricultural papers and breed-focused periodicals. Learn each animal’s strengths and weaknesses and prevent recurring faults in offspring through skillful mating.

Grit for Hens Suggested in Simple Poultry Tip

Farmers are advised to provide hens with grit through sharp sand dumped near the hen house or washed and graded sand stone grit sold commercially. The grit aids digestion and should be made readily available for poultry maintenance.

Aera Mid Pps A United States Canada Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta British Columbia

Telephone Greeting Across Distances Described

A brief exchange notes pleasure in hearing a voice across a distance with affectionate terms. The dialogue emphasizes connection between two speakers and the distant setting of New York.

Geraldine Gerald New York Sun

California Fig Syrup Advertisement

A promotional notice touts California Fig Syrup as a trusted remedy for constipated and sick children. It claims a teaspoon cleanses the liver and bowels within hours, leaving a healthy, playful child, and urges mothers to ask druggists for genuine California Fig Syrup with proper dosing directions.

California

Connubial Pleasantry and Santa Claus Exchange

Exchange blends humor and whimsy as a woman queries waiting and a man responds with a jibe about wife time. A separate quip has Freddy asking Johnny about Santa Claus, and Freddy replying he accepts him in principle.

Johnny Santa Claus Freddy New York Sun

An Insightful Quip on Women Inventors and Fortune

The remark ponders why more women inventors do not emerge citing nerves to explore new ideas. It contrasts masculine fortune with self made work, suggesting a mold of fortune is shaped by one’s own hands.

Cole's Carbolisalwe Heals Burns and Skin Ailments

An old advertisement claims Cole's Carbolisalwe relieves burning itching and skin diseases. It promises instant pain relief from burns and scarless healing. The ad urges readers to buy for 36 cents or contact The J. W. Cole Co. in Rockford Illinois.

Cole J. W. Cole Co Rockford, Ill

When Fame Returns to the Average Man

A reflective line notes that true fame for the ordinary man arrives only after his life is set in a lasting memorial. The phrase emphasizes the enduring value of a person’s legacy beyond transient acclaim.

Taken Literally: A Laughing Exchange in The Argonaut

A brief dialogue depicts She expressing no interest in men while He notes his marriage. The exchange preserves a witty, ironic tone characteristic of the periodical page.

the Argonaut

Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad From Early Ad

An advertisement promotes Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root as a top remedy for kidney liver and bladder ailments. It touts gentle fast action and asks readers to mail ten cents to Dr Binghamton NY for a sample while noting availability in two bottle sizes.

Kilmer

No man as dangerous as he thinks you think he is

A compact reflection on perception of threat overconfidence, arguing that many fear themselves more than others fear them. The line suggests caution against misjudging an opponent's danger and the psychological gap between assumed and actual risk.

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