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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1923
Page
6
St Paul woman reports relief from menopause symptoms and fatigue after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad promotes the herbal remedy for women forty five to fifty five, claims no harmful drugs, and offers a free private booklet from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co.
An OCR fragment notes a seaside family lineage with a marine insurance link and mentions Red Cross Ball Blue as a housekeeping staple. The tone blends late era magazine flavor with advertisement copy. This item reads as a clipped, era-specific indulgence in branding and domestic chores.
A fragment notes a wife recalling a conversation this afternoon and asks who was the listener, implying a personal or domestic moment. The lines suggest curiosity about who heard the discussion.
The USDA describes fruit evaporation to salvage blemished crops and stabilize prices. It notes varied small farm setups, calls for standardized equipment, and highlights labor-saving evaporators described in Bulletin 1141. Community drying plants are proposed where markets are sparse. Researchers encourage obtaining Bulletin 1141 from Washington, D. C.
A. J. McGuire of the University of Minnesota district extension division urges creameries to educate patrons on improving cream quality. He notes delivering cream twice weekly and cleaner handling can raise prices and reduce losses from poor butter quality. Continuous low butter prices threaten creameries' survival.
Summer is the time to begin looking after borers. Paradi-chloro penzine has established itself as an efficient control for borers in peach and plum orchards. If the same substance may help control root insects on strawberries and perhaps woolly aphis on apples, it could be a boon to a new class of growers.
The fragment discusses whether straw is a valuable cow feed and how often to give it. It mentions that straw may be used in reasonable quantities every two or three days, and notes potential effects on cattle appetite and body condition if fed exclusively as roughage.
The Live Stock Improvement association in Kentucky boosts pure bred stock through state and federal programs. In Union County ten days of meetings increased farms using pure bred sires from 78 to 270, with members including bankers and farmers. The campaign distributes emblematic recognition to participants.
The New York agricultural experiment station urges growing more nectarines and promotes the Hunter variety. Described as large vigorous hardy and productive, the fruit is handsome in color and of good quality. It could suit home orchards and may have commercial potential on a small scale.
The new blackberry shoots should be pinched back when they reach about thirty inches. This stimulates branching to increase next year’s fruiting area, while making the canes stockier and more accessible, with berries held off the ground.
The piece warns that feeding cows excessive corn creates a narrow ration. This can lead to more flesh production than milk, a result viewed as detrimental to dairy output and overall herd nutrition.
In over 400 demonstrations sprayed potatoes showed no yield increase, while disease-free seed gave a 69 bushel per acre gain. The report questions whether spraying is cost effective for potato crops.
The Geneva experiment station reports best results for cabbage aphid control with 1 percent nicotine lime dust applied by a hand blow gun. Dusting targets only infested plants, using about thirty pounds per acre and typically requires two applications.
Rape serves as good fall pasture. Sow broadcast about 7 pounds per acre. Do not graze until the plants reach 10 or 12 inches in height.
Farmers are advised to remove garlic and other strong flavored weeds from pastures at least four hours before milking to protect milk flavor. The guideline stresses early pasture management and consistent feeding schedules for dairy herds.
A fragment notes whole corn is thrifty for calves but may cause scours compared to ground corn. It highlights feeding method concerns and potential digestive issues in young cattle. The text lacks dates or organizations.
The Chevrolet 5-Passenger Sedan is marketed for family use offering year round weather protection and a home-like atmosphere for five. It emphasizes power reliability and low upkeep for up to two passengers, appealing to men and women for its design and finish, priced at $860 fob Flint Michigan.
The advertisement extols Red Cross Ball Blue as the finest product of its kind. It claims every woman who uses it knows the statement to be true and urges readers to read their future in a mirror.
Mothers recall Tletcher's Castoria as a safe over thirty year substitute for Castor Oil Paregoric teething drops and soothing syrups with no narcotics and physician backed guidance on every package bearing the genuine signature.
Townley-Hello greets an old man asking about his busy season while Subbubs confirms the area is buzzing with mosquitoes.
Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root praised as a remedy for kidneys liver and bladder. It is sold by druggists on merit with claims of long-standing test and broad support. A sample bottle offer invites ten cents for home trial.
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