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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1918
Page
2
A tour of the laboratory reveals careful processes behind Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The article notes 350000 pounds of herbs used annually, seasonal harvesting, solvent extraction, sterile equipment, pasteurization, and sealed bottles, attributing the medicine's success to precise preparation and testimonials from women restored to health.
A 1918 report notes Popular Science Monthly praising electric tattoo machines as nearly painless. Six needles puncture the skin while ink is forced through tiny punctures, with the device using two electro magnets and a needle bar. Operators call the craft a pleasant profession and a skilled art.
In the Louisville Courier-Journal snippet a man muses that money talks and even the kaiser can hear it, noting a proverb about seldom finding a perfectmunn without a mirror.
The guide notes that neglect by beekeepers leads to spring colony losses. It emphasizes the importance of high quality stores from fall to spring, warns against forestalling with low quality honey, and advises feeding five pounds or more of syrup after brood-rearing ends. It recommends 16 to 20 pounds in the winter hive.
United States Department of Agriculture notes strong farmer cooperation in war farming programs. Telegrams report Blaine county reaches 550 members and Valley county 825 members, despite drought, with plans to support food administration and improve conditions through farm bureau methods.
A fragment discusses bee colony management and honey gathering. It notes that for a brood to reach full strength and spring honey flow, a colony requires more than 15 units in the hive, with 450 ends of honey deemed insufficient to fully power the brood growth and colony recovery.
The United States Department of Agriculture urges keeping detailed farm accounts to identify profitable and unprofitable branches. Long term records help adjust enterprise mix gradually, noting effects on overall farm activity and avoiding hasty, isolated conclusions.
A concrete water tank should be reinforced with woven wire fencing or mild steel rods. A mix of one part cement five parts sand and three parts stone with sufficient water yields a watertight concrete. High protein for cows noted, with alfalfa hay as a dairy cow feed.
Breeders aim to select ewes for the Beléct breeding area targeting improved lineage. The draft lists ewes under consideration, emphasizing readiness and quality for future breeding.
A reflective phrase contrasts past strength from firm convictions with present drift from mere opinions. It emphasizes steadfast belief guiding action and value.
A kitchen guide lists hearty noon meals using small meat portions. Dishes include Spanish Meat Chow, Hash From Boiled Dinner, Rice and Egg Omelet, Egg and Sausage Omelet, fried oysters in batter, and baked sweet potatoes with butter. A final quip by Tennyson ends the column.
An essay extols hospitality as inviting and generous hosting without overspending. It praises the hostess who shares her best with friends, values originality in meals amid substitutes, and earns respect by serving within her means. It contrasts genuine care with extravagant displays.
An old advertisement touts Knowlton’s Danderine as a quick inexpensive solution to dandruff itching and hair loss. It claims the product cleans scalp, stimulates hair growth, adds gloss and softness, and leaves the user with abundant fluffy hair within minutes.
A Scottish anecdote recounts President Wilson saying speeches must be spoken extemporaneously. He cites an old Scotchwoman who quips a minister who reads his sermons is “gettin on like a crow in a taters field” with two dabs and a look-up.
Promotes Caticura soap for relief from itching skins and recommends hot baths, drying, and applying Ointment. Claims fast healing and offers free samples from Syntlencas Dept. X, Boston. Ointment priced 25 and 50 cents at druggists.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a community notice noting Mrs Church’s urgent need or request. The readable portion suggests a local appeal or support for Mrs Church. Further details are unclear in the surviving text.
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