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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1919
Page
8
A distorted OCR fragment mentions timing and payment ideas with stray phrases about a headache and preparation. It references Binghamton New York and a sample bot. The readable content is unreliable and scattered.
A story recounts remarks by an American lawyer about Russia and an eminent American actor in Petrograd. The tale includes a Petrograd theater meeting with a U S stage carpenter and a dismissive Rus slang remark. The piece references humor about justice and a London Mail quip.
Advertises Allen's Foot Ease antiseptic powder shaken into a foot bath for instant relief from corns bunions and aching tired feet. Claims soothing effect and quick comfort with no substitutes, sold everywhere.
Bess is described as universally liked with no husband noted for June. The item appears as a light society blurb from the Boston Globe.
Odd wartime style screed mixes exhortations with garbled phrases about killing flies and a dairy killer idea. It mentions 180 De Kalb Ave Brooklyn as a point of reference and ends with a wry, unfinished reflection on opinions and freight choices.
Advertisements tout bitro phosphate as the best organic phosphate to correct nerve fatigue and thinness. Claims include rapid weight gain, improved nerves, sleep, and a healthier appearance, with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. Use cautions note it should not be taken by those not seeking flesh growth.
An old public notice references federal guidance from the Railroad Administration and Bureau of Agriculture offering farm information. It invites readers to request lines of farm activity and required equipment, promising free information with no sales.
The corn root aphid attacks corn roots from the east of the Rockies, aided by brown field ants. Cultural practices include deep plowing before planting, multiple diskings, and fall or spring plowing to disrupt ant colonies and aphid hibernation. Repellents with tansy oil or sassafras are suggested if plowing is impractical, applied with fertilizer to deter ants without harming seed.
The United States Department of Agriculture reports that less than 1 percent of hog cholera serum manufactured under federal supervision was unfit for use during the last year and sales were halted. Of 271 402 530 cubic centimeters produced in licensed plants, 2 488 841 were declared unfit, a rate lower than the previous year. The policy aims to boost serum production and improve quality, with unfit or low potency products kept from the market.
The excerpt notes tomato suitability in soil that is not extremely rich or poor and mentions land previously manured yielding good tomatoes. It references agriquitura language and a brief observation about Kenyr Ayeetow, with emphasis on land age and prior manure as factors for crop quality.
A Hardin county Ohio fare bureau member saved a 20 acre late potato field by smoke from wet straw fires started at 10:80 pm to blanket the field on September 21. About ten tons of straw produced heavy smoke covering the entire enclosed area and the crop remained green through October 1.
Simple Bordeaux mixture will not kill insects add arsenate of lead at two pounds to each fifty gallons of Bordeaux or ten pounds to a 260 gallon tank. Use great care when making and applying Bordeaux never spray during damp foggy or rainy periods as it can burn leaves and russet fruit. Substitute lime sul phur solution if needed.
A Cincinnati inventor claims Freezone cures corns without pain. Apply a small amount to the corn and lift it out after it stops hurting. Sold at drug stores for a few cents, it supposedly removes hard and soft corns and calluses without irritation.
A revivalist in Philadelphia finishes an impassioned sermon and asks the crowd for questions. In the front row a pretty girl breaks the silence and asks, May I smoke, prompting a quiet moment as the audience weighs the request.
Green's August Flower described as a universal household remedy for constipation and digestive troubles. The ad claims it relieves indigestion nervous dyspepsia and related symptoms and acts as a gentle laxative with a few bottles suggested. Sold in many civilized countries through druggists.
A preacher speaks of a new heart and asks Little Bess what it means. She replies with childlike brightness that a new heart is a heavenly stomach.
An advertisement describes a lady of distinction using Cuticura Soap with hot water to cleanse pores, then Cuticura Talcum Powder to maintain clear sweet healthy skin.
A Shaw quote on money describes it as a curse when cheapened to worthlessness for some and made impossibly dear to others. The idea: social folly turns life itself into a curse under skewed economic conditions.
A brief claim describes Dr Pierce's Pleasant Follets as ending headaches constipation and indigestion with the slogan Clean house. The fragment adds a remark about thinking twice before speaking and restraint.
New York health authorities report a Brooklyn manufacturer was sentenced to the penitentiary after distributing tainted talcum powder tablets and aspirin tablets sold across the United States.
An advertisement promotes EATONIC pills for hyperacidity and acid stomach. It claims quick relief from indigestion heartburn and bloating and asserts the product improves digestion and energy. The druggist is guaranteed to refund if not effective and a large box is offered at low cost.
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