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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1919
Page
5
Forest supervisor Rudolph Diffenbach warns that poachers are depleting one of the country’s few remaining big game sections in the Pisgah forest. They operate mainly at night driving deer from preserves and killing them, with the slaughter reaching alarming levels.
An advertisement explains how acid stomach prevents nourishment despite eating and causes systemic weakness. It promotes BATONIC tablets as a quick remedy to absorb excess acid, relieve indigestion, belching, and bloating. The copy promises a money back guarantee if BATONIC does not help.
United States Department of Agriculture notes how John Alexander started with a few egg settings in 1912 and rapidly built a poultry business. He won county, state and national acclaim, sold eggs across New England, and expanded to manage his own plant while serving as superintendent at a state institution's poultry farm.
The article urges county groups to pursue a few clear projects such as road work agricultural fairs rural telephone systems school improvements and livestock breeding. It emphasizes lasting plans concrete goals limited in number and strong early effort to build momentum for sustained organization.
The piece extols prioritizing a ready water supply for both house and barn. It argues for installing a pressurized pipe system to provide easy access and overall satisfaction, noting how life improves with water on demand.
Cowpeas with corn are valued mainly as pasture for hogs and as economical fattening feed. When properly cured they are excellent for dairy cows and also suit horses. Mixed with corn they work, though running varieties with tender foliage are preferred.
Experiments at Dick inson North Dakota Cheyenne Wyoming Nephi Utah and California show wide yield ranges among common durum and winter wheat oats barley and spring wheat. Varieties differ greatly year to year with some delivering higher average returns.
Agriculture officials urge spring cleanup to deprive insects of hiding places. They note many pests spend winter in rubbish and vegetation and should be burned. In the upper Mississippi basin grasshopper eggs are laid along ditch banks and should be destroyed by thorough disking during water months.
A vintage ad promotes Freezone corn remover costing a few cents at drug stores. It claims a few drops remove corns and calluses leaving pink healthy skin and no soreness. The ad includes a quote attributed to Rev. A K H Boyd about loving ourselves.
A old advertising piece touts Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a cure for kidney liver and bladder ailments. It urges readers to request a sample bottle by mail from Kilmer Co and includes a testimonial from a druggist praising the remedy.
A humorous advice column urges caution before impulsive decisions about marriage. It notes that careful choices may spare regret, suggesting prudence for singles considering long term commitments.
An advertisement extols Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a systemic remedy that cleanses the blood and treats catarrh on mucous surfaces. It claims to prevent frequent colds, warns against chronic catarrh, and offers free testimonials plus a $100 promise of cure.
Old time remedy pitched as a blood maker and herbal tonic to strengthen the body for colds influenza and catarrh. Claims include improving digestion aiding blood formation and aiding lungs and coughs with ingredients such as wild cherry bark stillingia Oregon grape root and queen's root. Offers a 10 cent trial kit by mail from Buffalo New York.
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