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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1920
Page
12
An advertisement promotes a three ounce cough syrup offered by The Grand-Ald Co. of Fort Wayne. It urges buyers to ask their druggist, warns against substitutions, and promises a money back refund if unsatisfied.
An old newspaper filler advertises Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a pure non habit forming remedy for kidney, liver and bladder issues. It promotes sample bottles by mail and urges readers to mention the paper. Also contains scattered ad copy and public service style lines.
A fragmented old note discusses the idea that wealth cannot buy happiness without digestion health. It quotes a physician about the stomach’s role in well being and blood quality, stressing digestion as essential to happiness and vitality.
The article cites U.S. Department of Agriculture findings on soil carryover of cucumber diseases and virus spread by beetles. It highlights impacts on cucumber crops from cucumber mosaic virus and downy mildew, plus recommended seed treatments, soil rotation, and timely spraying with Bordeaux mixture to limit infections and deformities.
The article explains how widespread use of purebred sires enables rapid grading up of scrub stock. Within three generations most animals resemble purebreds in appearance, and with further breeding become highly useful for meat and other products. It notes the value difference for breeding and that purebreds are eligible for registration. The Agriculture Department offers information and an emblem for farmers using purebred sires.
Winter wheat in the United States during 1920 is reported as somewhat above average in quality by grain handlers to the Bureau of Crop Estimates. About 80 percent are graded No 1, 42 percent No 2, 18 percent No 3 and 10 percent below No 3.
The life of cotton duck used for farm machinery protection sacked grain market fruits and field crops may be prolonged and the cloth made more serviceable by simple water proofing and mildew proofing methods developed by the United States Department of Agriculture.
Prices for corn at the farms of the produce era show the Rocky Mountain and Pacific states posting the highest averages in periods from 1860-75 to 1896-1905, while the South Atlantic farmers hold the top position in earlier years.
Fragmentary notes describe crops remaining full at night with the tods and harvests awaiting morning light for action. Unclear context and missing details limit precise reporting.
A 1920 kitchen pamphlet describes open sandwiches with nuts olives and cheese, plus varied fillings like cold boiled tongue and fried eggs. It also presents chicken Mississippi style stuffing, beat cake with butter and maple frosting, and scalloped chicken goblet using leftovers and corn pulp with cream sauce.
A disobedient patient challenges a physician named Syrus, altering the dynamic between caregiver and patient and prompting discussions on trust and professional boundaries.
Boschee's Syrup is advertised as soothing throat and wing inflammation from irritation and coughs. The copy claims it helps colds bronchitis and lung troubles and has been a household remedy for fifty four years providing rest and easy mornings.
An old advertisement touts Dead Shot by Dr Posry claiming a single dose removes worms. The terse copy reads as a medical cure badged for domestic use and highlights quick results.
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