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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1922
Page
8
The piece highlights disease prevention through proper personal care and school hygiene. It promotes Gade's Pepto Mangano as a bloodstream aid to resist illness, amid an editorial note and a comic aside about Edgar Saltus and a widower remark on life and insurance.
Drugstore advert promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp-Root as a kidney liver and bladder medicine. It claims physician prescription strength and urges readers to start treatment at once. The ad notes years of use and asks for a sample bottle by sending ten cents to Dr Kilmer & Co. in Binghamton New York.
The text notes Abraham dug the Well of the Oath at Beersheba and Bedouins long used its waters. It contrasts ancient water sources with Twentieth Century methods, stating Palestine’s occupation has brought modern pumping machinery to Beersheba’s wells.
Senator Sorghum voices support for refined debate as a means to civil progress. He argues civilization relies on conversation being so pleasant and engaging that it cannot be interrupted by conflict.
An advertisement touts Cuticura for improving complexions dandruff itching and rough hands. It instructs to smear Ointment on rising and retiring wash off in five minutes with Cuticura Soap and hot water. The persuasive tone claims wonderful results for poor skin conditions.
George Bernard Shaw regaled an audience with a tale of a tourist asking a rustic if he was on the right road to Stratford-on-Avon. The rustic silences then asks, Be you he, implying a playful clash of identity with Shakespeare.
A Chicago Tribune brief notes that while Dean played with his brother Dick and neighbor John, John and Dick began fighting. The observer on the window sill asked why Dean did not intervene, remarking on family dynamics during a quick domestic incident.
The U S Department of Agriculture urges careful farm selection for lasting home and business. Emphasizing land usefulness, labor, and machinery, it notes crop yields, soil fertility, and live stock quality shape profitability. It highlights 160 acre benchmarks and promoting Farmers Bulletin 1088 for buyers.
Breeders must maintain two separate flocks to produce standard colored show birds. Cockerel mating uses two standard color males with medium dark females to bias male color while females stay dark. Pullet mating pairs medium light or lighter males with suitable barred females to bias female color, keeping males lighter for breeding.
Iowa agricultural experiment station tests show swine fed a mineral mixture with rape pasture and a corn based mash gained 27 percent over the best check lot. The group averaged 1.8 pounds daily gain over 90 days in summer trials.
The article traces dice as the oldest amusement, citing their presence on ancient Egyptian monuments and Thebes artifacts. It notes dice games in Greek and Roman laws, credits Palamedes with the invention around 1244 B C, and cites widespread popularity shown by writers, carvings, and artworks.
Proper feeding keeps flocks healthy. Clean corn stover or clover hay provides good roughage for winter. Alfalfa is nutritious but should be limited for ewes in lamb to avoid excessive fattening.
Shelter garden furniture and beds to protect lawn seating and other outdoor pieces before winter weather. Move items under cover to prevent damage as frost and cold set in.
Year after year swine pay profits to the careful breeder and feeder as demand rises for pork and breeding stock.
A three year experiment at New Mexico College of Agriculture shows sunflowers as a valuable silage crop. Bulletin 126 reports on the findings, outlining benefits and implications for farmers in New Mexico.
Farm guide notes cheap milk meat and wool come from silage and alfalfa hay plus a little grain. The scrub sire is described as the most expensive animal on the farm.
In a Chicago Journal vignette a woman shopping on State Street admires a brown velvet tricornered hat while two companions chat. The tall cousin jokes Napoleon and the others discuss the famous painting Napoleon Crossing the Delaware with mock superior tone.
New York businessman W. P. Willis has crossed the Atlantic 180 times, a remarkable record noted in Playthings. The item compares the impact of a title to an heiress in playful terms, highlighting Willis as a seasoned traveler.
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