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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1921
Page
2
Mrs. A. Shain of 402 W. Illinois St Kirksville recounts severe post grippe weakness and recovery after using Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. She praises its strength building effects and notes it contains no alcohol or narcotics. A trial tablet package is offered by mail from Dr. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel Buffalo NY.
Mrs G P Hicks says four Eatonic tablets relieved her sour stomach and recommends it to others. The ad explains Eatonic digests and carries out acidity and gases for quick relief, suggesting after meal use to prevent discomfort and promote healthy digestion. A big box is inexpensive under a druggist guarantee.
A brief observation highlights a paradox where certain individuals give generously yet expect personal gain or praise in return, provoking discussion on motives and social behavior.
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmers Swamp Root as a pure non stimulant kidney liver and bladder remedy made from vegetable herbs. It claims strict purity in every bottle with a sworn statement and offers samples by mailing ten cents to Binghamton New York. Also promotes Cuticura Toilet Trio and Garfield Tea as health aids and hints at forming good habits.
Washington sees a social battle as Senate wives organize groups by husbands' years in office to receive guests in the Senate office building. House wives protest lacking room for such ceremonies, fearing official status and privilege from Senate arrangements.
Texas led the nation in farm crop value with 727.4 million dollars in 1920, followed by Iowa at 469.2 million and Illinois at 459.2 million. California rose to fourth, New York fifth, and North Carolina dropped to sixth. many states showed shifts in ranking from the prior year.
The Congressional Record cites Senator Norris describing a mysterious, unnamed figure labeled "Diamond T" in Packers’ memos. The character supposedly provided Washington with valuable insider information on legislation, but no name or signature ties him to any documents. The true identity remains unknown.
Nominations list 11 officers for major general including James W. McAndrew and Henry T. Allen, both leading forces in France and Germany. Other corps commanders like David Shanks and Adelbert Cronkhite appear among 22 brigadiers named. Total pending nominations reach 5 684 across all grades from colonel to second lieutenant under Pershing chaired board per 1920 act.
United States Department of Agriculture experts describe trap nests as precise tools to gauge each hen’s egg output, tame birds, and raise flock standards. Guidelines detail flock sizing, daily nest visits, nesting construction, and parts to build a three compartment trap nest with adjustable doors and ventilation.
Breeding ducks need protection from cold rain and snow and a dry roosting floor. A simple, inexpensive shed or building should be provided before winter to keep the birds dry and safe.
The USDA Bureau of Animal Industry report cites Clay County Mississippi Island County Washington Clatsop County Oregon and the District of Columbia as testing all cattle within their borders last fiscal year. Officials expect faster eradication when tests cover entire areas rather than single farms.
Blackhead is the most destructive infectious turkey disease. When turkeys forage freely from hatch to market, cases are infrequent. No cure exists, but free range and avoiding overfeeding help in rearing turkeys.
Farley notes that corn silage with grains beginning to harden is first class sheep feed. Feed in limited amounts, about 1.5 to 3 pounds daily per ewe around 1500 pounds. It provides the right amount when fresh and of good quality. Do not feed spoiled or inferior silage.
Department of Agriculture specialists say cowpea hay is better for feeding cows than horses. The hay’s large vines and uneven quality make curing difficult, and its coarseness limits its standing as a city feed.
An Ohio station finds 20 bushels of soybeans yield 40 percent more protein and 28 percent more fat than 50 bushels of corn, or 80 percent more protein and 65 percent more fat than two tons of clover hay. Practical value of bay bean forage noted for feeding grain.
Stenia Linx wiler of Evansville Indiana reports relief from irregular menstrual cycles and cramps after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She states the medicine made her period symptoms less severe and urges other affected girls to try it.
H. H. Von Schlick of Pittsburgh reports receiving thousands of letters praising Bulgarian Blood Tea for quick cold relief and flu or pneumonia protection. Advert claims show the tea eases constipation stomach issues and bowel discomfort and urges readers to buy from a pharmacist or grocer. A closing line notes a neck boil is embarrassing.
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