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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1921
Page
6
A fragment notes insults toward a knightly persona with a quip about frost among girls and cites an advertisement for Wright’s Indian Vegetable Pills to aid digestion. The snippet reads as a mixed column of satire and patent medicine promotion from the Louisville Courier-Journal.
The text presents a dialogue exploring the worth of every man, with a quip about counting one in every census. It reflects a social measure of usefulness and individual value within a community.
An advertisement urges women to use Diamond Dyes for wool silk cotton linen or blended fabrics. It warns of poor results such as streaks fades or ruined material and directs readers to buy Diamond Dyes only with a druggist Color Card.
The Southern Pacific railway wooden snowsheds across the Sierra Nevada may be rebuilt in concrete with tops framed as roadways for automobiles, turning a rail structure into highway use.
Advert says Othine double strength clears freckles and lightens skin when applied nightly and morningly from a druggist. Claims heavy freckles may need more than one ounce for full clearing with money back guarantee if ineffective.
A Birmingham Age-Herald quote shows a disgruntled citizen arguing a man may appear a statesman yet be a club. Senator Shortsworthy replies that it sometimes takes the constituents of such an officeholder twenty years to grasp his true nature.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine is advertised as a constitutional remedy taken internally to purify the blood and mucous surfaces. It claims to destroy the disease’s foundation, strengthen the patient, and aid nature. Circles and information offered by F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio. Pilgrim descendants in Cape May County noted as tracing back to Mayflower passengers with Howe uncovering local ancestry.
United States Department of Agriculture specialists say a tenth of an acre can supply most family's vegetables, costing 5 to 18 dollars for seeds and fertilizer. Planting 20 weeks at five to six hours weekly fits workers' schedules and cuts living costs while boosting health and employment through home gardens.
United States Department of Agriculture specialists say parcel post pricing should balance producer gains with better consumer product quality. Agreements may start written then verbal, with agreed market quotations as price basis. Contracts cover weekly quantities, cash in advance, and rebates for broken eggs.
Beginners in gardening grow excited in spring and may plant many vegetables from seed catalogs. Experts advise limiting to 15 or 20 kinds, with well prepared seed beds and pulverized soil. Egg production requires meat milk clover bran and vegetables plus corn for winter layers. Quality eggs from standard bred hens command better prices than mixed flocks.
Good trees for windbreak include Black Hill spruce and White spruce as durable evergreens. Quicker but shorter lasting choices listed are Willow, Norway poplar and Box elder.
In a note from New York, the Swiss government decrees 24hour time for railroads prompting local concern that commuters could miss trains by a full day. The bemused comment questions the practicality and cites a sharp quip about misreading a smile.
Volunteers step in as a human relief network described in colorful local lore as ever present. The exchange hints at communal care mobilized through the Herald's charity efforts and neighborly support.
An advertisement touts Cuticura Ointment for facial skin and hands followed by washing with Cuticura Soap. The copy claims dramatic complexion improvements and mentions a Greek philosopher Hipparachus cataloguing stars in 134, then a note on aristocratic suitcases looking well traveled.
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