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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1922
Page
2
Mrs. Paul Lavreau of Rochester testifies Tanlac restored her strength after losing nineteen pounds and then gaining five. The ad claims nervousness and fatigue stem from stomach issues and that Tanlac aids digestion and vitality, urging readers to buy at local druggists.
An old Philadelphia Ledger anecdote tells of Sandy McIntosh in Scotland building a brick outhouse from the inside. As walls rise, his son John arrives with dinner and jokes about the missing door. Sandy remarks that John will become an architect despite the situation.
Diamond Dyes claim simple directions allow any woman to dye or tint old garments and household items. The ad guarantees rich, non fading color on wool silk linen cotton or blends with no spotting or running when following package instructions.
The queen laments endless polyandry and asks for a daring imported novel featuring one man and one woman in defiant romance. Seven virgins fetch a new book as she seeks a break from routine tales.
In St Joseph Missouri and White Plains New York women report relief from female ailments using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and other Pinkham remedies. Testimonies claim avoiding operations, weight gain, restored ability to work, and ongoing use of medicines as advised by physicians prior to surgery. The notices solicit letters and free literature from Lynn Massachusetts publisher for information on ailments peculiar to women.
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture, the article explains that winter is the best time to rid farm animals of internal parasites after summer pasture exposure. It notes parasites spread in warm, moist conditions, with insects and dung beetles aiding transmission, and cautions treatments should be supervised by qualified professionals to avoid harm.
The U S Department of Agriculture bureau studies how fruits and vegetables resist freezing during harvest, handling, or transport. 15 000 to 20 000 determinations cover apples strawberries potatoes sweet potatoes tomatoes and many berries and flowers, with Irish potato varieties tested under uniform conditions to assess variable freezing points and injury, guiding growers and handlers.
Illinois researchers report that plowing under green manures such as sweet clover red clover or winter vetch after lime and phosphate can make nitrogen available in the same year. Temperature moisture control nitrate timing and yields. decomposing clover may supply up to 96 pounds of nitrate nitrogen per acre, more rapid than stable manure, with timing tied to corn planting.
Silage is well suited for feeding to all livestock. Dairy cows may need it most due to its succulence. It is an economical feed for beef cattle from breeding cows to fattening steers. Sheep tolerate it well and horses and mules may be fed limited quantities with good results.
Winwood Reade notes Greeks built gymnasia in every city where young men trained and later practiced daily like Romans with baths. The gymnasium served Olympic trainees and general life, exposing routines of naked exercise as part of culture.
An advertisement extols Dr Kilmer Swamp Root claiming it cures kidney liver and bladder ailments and neutralizes uric acid to combat rheumatism. It cites sworn statements and customer testimony and offers a sample bottle by parcel post with ten cent postage. Large and medium bottles are sold at drug stores.
A twenty eight hour air mail promise links New York and San Francisco as routes are mapped inland. Air service to interior Alaska is imminent with a goal of rapid regional connections. The postal system reports two million miles flown without a fatality, signaling safety progress.
A man complains of toothache and his pompous aunt calmly retorts that people are born without teeth, reminding him with a measured moment that such a fate is already true. The scene unfolds with her matter-of-fact reading as he frets.
A tip advises painting soft wood with shellac first and letting it dry. This method saves about half the paint and yields a harder, smoother surface before applying top coats.
A witticism on communication and action contrasts planning with doing as a playful remark about effort versus expression.
In a reflective note the piece argues reputation can outweigh character, exploring how public perception shapes judgment and influence, with emphasis on personal integrity and social consequences.
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