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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1919
Page
3
John W. Phillips of Terre Haute Indiana extols Pepgen the tonic after claiming relief from stomach and nerve problems. He says he now eats regularly and has gained weight while noting widespread local newspaper reports of Pepgen benefits. The ad urges obtaining Pepgen at leading drug stores. Lamb joke inserted as aside.
An article promotes nitro phosphate as a tonic to strengthen nerves and increase body weight. It claims healthy nerve tissue supports robust health and that phosphoric elements help nerve energy, improving sleep, mood, and attractiveness, with a caution to monitor weight gain.
Agricultural guidance outlines vigilance in meadows and fields to detect army worms early. It details spraying with paris green or arsenate of lead, poisoned bran bait, and physical barriers to contain and destroy outbreaks, plus steps for safe application on nonforage crops.
The passage notes that combining cowpeas and soybeans yields high quality hay and recommends continued cultivation to prevent soil hardening. Sudan grass is advised as a strong annual or emergency pasture. It also discusses the value of grass lands, tomatoes as indispensable in a farm garden, and similar cultivation methods for sweet potatoes.
The U S Department of Agriculture offers Farmers Bulletin 856 free by request. It details how to detect destructive insects and diseases in vegetables and how to prevent and combat them for home gardeners.
Control of garden insects and diseases is easy with a cheap hand sprayer or sprinkling can. Dusting powders with cheesecloth or gunny sack works for dry applications. Total gear cost need not exceed a dollar. Also notes on watering frequency and buying fertilizers.
An advertisement extols Dr Peerys Dead Shot claiming a single dose cures worms and tapeworms at minimal cost. The copy emphasizes quick, painless use and promotes the product as an arid effective remedy.
The excerpt offers practical farming notes on coop width and sun reach to avoid dampness, recommended as fourteen feet. It covers insect control by crop cultivation, egg price trends, corn production both white and yellow, potato disease and insect management, low land mixtures of redtop, alfalfa and timothy, and weed control by thinning crowded vegetables to prevent mutual harm.
An old age health claim asserts Haarlem Oil eases digestive and eye weakness and general disability. The ad touts tasteless tablets and a gold medal as proof of relief for aging individuals.
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