No harmful drugs in Garfield Tea claim
A fragment claims Garfield Tea is free of harmful drugs and made from health-giving herbs. A dialogue follows with a maid and Norah referencing a policeman and rest.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1912
Page
10
A fragment claims Garfield Tea is free of harmful drugs and made from health-giving herbs. A dialogue follows with a maid and Norah referencing a policeman and rest.
A county fair scene features a suffragist speaker facing heckling from geese, eliciting laughter as a judge remarks the birds oppose woman suffrage. The exchange uses humorous banter to illustrate the crowd’s reactions.
A dialogue contrasts interpretations of Shakespeare with a humorous paraphrase about not waiting for a disaster to strike, mentioning Myrtle and George.
Practical guidance on thorough disinfection after contagion. Explains germ theory, sources of pathogens, and the need for complete removal of infection. Describes sun light and heat roles, plus acceptable disinfectants like carbolic acid and cresol. Includes a Bible theft anecdote and a Paxtine Antiseptic promotion.
A feeding trial with twelve hens tested salt levels in fowl rations. Up to .063 ounces per day caused diarrhea that subsided when reduced. Free salt access produced no clear effects. Egg yield rose in older hens fed salt. Later guidance suggested one ounce per day per 100 fowls as safe, later refined to five ounces per 100 pounds of food, with caution not to feed salt to chicks under two to three months.
Rushing outlines four essentials for high grass yields: a smooth, graded surface. thorough soil preparation. abundant healthy seed. and ample fertility with moisture. He favors heavy land work with a cut-away disc and repeated smoothing through July and August to ensure dense seeding and two blades of grass per patch, noting nitrogen and potash boost growth and color.
A playful exchange ends with a judge remark promising homemade fudge if he returns Monday night. The dialogue hints at a lighthearted bet or dating gesture for the year, capturing a quaint courtroom banter tone.
An advertisement for Allen's Foot Ease offers antiseptic powder to shrink shoe size and mentions a free sample in Le Roy New York. Additional lines promote a skin salve by Cole and Co offering cures for burns and skin diseases with prices. The text ends with a moral remark about multiple women in the world.
An ad for Dr J H Rindlaub specialist in Eye Ear Nose and Throat practice in Fargo North Dakota. It promotes Garfield Tea as a remedy for constipation and notes the value of good health tied to regular habits. The copy includes marketing lines about money talks and modest self-presentation.
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