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Newspaper

Denver Tribune

Location

Denver, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1909

Page

2

Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Testimonials From Camden and Gardiner

Mrs W P Valentine of Camden New Jersey praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from headaches back pain and nervous fatigue. A resident of Gardiner Maine reports cure of a female disease after doctors advised hospital operation. The advertisement urges trials for conditions such as inflammation ulceration displacements fibroid tumors irregularities and dizziness.

W. P. Valentine Lincoln Avenue Camden N. J Gardiner Lydia E. Pinkham

Cuticura Remedies Tout for Dandruff Milk Crust Cure

An anecdotal endorsement from Mrs J A Darling of Carthage Ohio praises Cuticura Soap and Ointment for removing dandruff and milk crust on her daughter's scalp after missionary life in the Southwest. The note credits complete success and cites the product as a blessing. The quotation is attributed to a 1908 date with Potter Drug & Chem as sole proprietors.

Cullonra Southwest J. A. Darling Fifth St Carthage Ohio Potter Drug & Chem., Corp Cuticura Boston

Allen's Foot-Ease Promises Quick Relief for Tired Feet

Mrs Matilda Holtert of Providence reports lasting relief from sore feet after using Allen's Foot-Ease, praising it as a rare good thing. The product sells by all druggists for 25 cents and invites customers to ask today.

Allen Matilda Holtert Providence R. 1

Japanese Government Plans Major Budget Curtailments

The cabinet approves a policy cutting expenditures by 100 million dollars with 50 percent from the army and 10 percent from the navy. The international exposition is postponed not only for finances but due to insufficient prep, slated for 1917 to mark the Emperor’s accession. A Red Cross Ball Blue ad and a dog carrying a woman’s train anecdote follow.

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Insects and Insecticides and Dairy Farming Complaints

A colonial article lists inexpensive remedies for pests including lime water copperas and street dust to kill plant lice and worms, plus methods for gapeworms in chicks and dairy conditions. It also cites Missouri plain bred corn trials showing higher yields and potential economic gains for Kansas farmers and the Agricultural College.

London Paris Missouri Experiment Station Kansas Missouri Agricultural College and Experiment Station

Potatoes and Dairy Notes on Farm Practices

A fragmentary agricultural note discusses potato growing tips including soil types seed selection, rotation, fertilizer rates, storage, planting timing, and pest spray. It contrasts with a critique of poor cow stables, noting cold damp conditions, inadequate bedding, and poor ventilation in dairy housing.

Green Mountain

Feed for Work Horses Highlights Mixed Rations and Corn Value

The piece discusses feeding work horses by needs and costs, noting corn can be a valuable feed and may outperform oats in some cases. It stresses palatability and efficiency, the potential of mixed rations, and cautions against exclusive corn or oats for mares with foals or brood mares. It also includes unrelated egg and kitchen tips tucked in the text.

Bayonne Recorder Lets Woman Decide Husband Sentence

Hyman Lazarus, longtime Bayonne recorder, faced a hearing where a woman accused her husband of beating her. He challenged her to pronounce the sentence, pressing for a quick choice among six months, three months, two months, or one month. She hesitated then finally declared a sentence, after which Lazarus quipped about granting him six months for both.

Hyman Lazarus Bayonne N. J Lazarus

Sign Posted in Wal Office Fragments Show Age Note

A fragmentary sign in an outer Wal office area reads Please do not whistle. The readable portion notes age related instruction and appears as a cut piece from a larger notice. No further context is available.

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