27 Jul 1911
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1911
Page
1
Advert overstated claim that Hoods Sarsaparilla acts directly on the blood to purify enrich and revitalize the entire system. It promotes liquid form or chocolate coated Sarsatabs for immediate use.
In difficult days at Tuskegee Booker T. Washington asks an old colored man to help clean out a henhouse at nine o'clock the next morning. The elder warns against daytime work, reflecting harsh conditions and practical improvisation in the school’s early survival efforts.
Old time laundry chores were heavy and exhausting. The advertisement touts Hewitt's Easy Task soap as reducing work by half and promises a money back offer if the first cake fails to satisfy after two cakes cost ten cents.
The excerpt shows a dialogue about a corset trust with characters Jane and Jiggs debating its eco impact. Jiggs questions the knowledge behind the claim while noting a misprint about waste.
Mrs Willis urges the Ladies’ Aid to prepare simple foods for front line troops. She notes soldiers’ sorties and asks why readers cannot supply recipes to cook at home and send to the boys overseas.
A personal note quotes Gurrylona Barber saying there is room at the top, followed by a customer challenge over baldness and the manager’s restrained reply.
A Florida reader reports coffee caused biliousness headaches and nervousness. After switching to Postum she regained health, with clearer skin and steadier nerves. The letter endorses Postum and cites the book The Road to Wellville as context.
The article discusses proper care for herd bulls to keep them healthy and effective breeders. It compares confinement in box stalls with more active setups, endorsing a Purdue experiment station method where bulls run in a pen connected to a shed, with dry shelter, water tank, and controlled feeding to maintain breeding condition.
G M Frier announces a seed testing program with the United States Department of Agriculture and Purdue University. Indiana farmers may submit alfalfa seed samples for analysis of purity, inert matter, weed impurities, and germination to ensure high quality seed before purchase.
Manufacturers of spray putuys and spray materials report Indiana business grows surpassing prior levels. Growth credited to the horticultural department and orchard demonstration work across the state.
One of the largest apple shows ever held in Indiana will take place in Indianapolis in November under the auspices of the Indiana Horticultural Society. The event will run for one week with further announcements to follow.
Prof O C Cunningham of Ohio State University dairy department scored Purdue cows in an experiment. Results show Ida and Pur due figures with percentages near eighty six to eighty seven, based on tested cows and sites.
A fragment from Fliegende Blaetter notes a cook in the doctor’s household. The doctor’s wife receives supper, and breakfast is prepared for patients. The text centers on the cook’s location and duties within the residence.
Sheep readily eat most plants at some growth stage and no animal survives on a single kind of food. The statement notes that both domestic and wild animals cannot subsist on only one type of nutrition.
A teacher challenges Edward about the word rabbit spelling with two t s. Edward asks which t to omit and replies Yer ma am asking which to drop. The dialogue captures a classroom spelling moment.
A fragment mentions cleanliness in poultry areas, urging proper sanitation and ground censing around the coop and yards. It hints at enforcement or guidance for keeping the poultry environment hygienic. The wording suggests rural practice notes from a local periodical.
It notes a strong need for 60 000 extra farm hands to harvest grain across Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta. It listsAuthorized government agents in the US offering low rail rates to recruit harvest labor and promote western lands. Harvest begins July 25 and runs five to six weeks with work into November.
Senator Sorghum recalls denying requests from men and says their anger faded as he displayed grief, causing them to leave and sympathize with his position. The exchange emphasizes emotional conduct influencing political pressure.
The article cites Mr Herbert from World's Work arguing we should savor meals by eating less for greater pleasure. It contrasts with Mr Fisher who scorns gluttony and endorses restraint to heighten taste.
A historical ad touts Castoria as a safe remedy for infants and children. It claims over 30 years of use and urges parents to give Fletcher's Castoria to their children, highlighting its trusted signature.
A police officer questions a man found loafing with his wife nearby. The man claims they are out walking together, with the wife following in a hobble skirt. The dialogue suggests hardship and the man’s confession about his situation reflects on his circumstances.
Ottumwa Iowa report cites Mrs Harriet F Ampler of 5248 Ransom Street praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for curing years of female disorders. The letter urges women to try the remedy before surgical options and notes Mrs Pinkham offers free confidential advice from Lynn Massachusetts.
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