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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1921
Page
5
Bend Indiana resident Mrs Helen Bennett recounts how Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription assisted her sister who was bedridden at age 16. She credits the medicine with immediate relief and eventual cure after doctors had given up.
A collage of quips on animals women and politics cites a gag line about a man as animal and a woman making him jump through hoops. It mocks political promises and fairy tale wishes with a wry, humorous tone.
An advertisement touts the 20th Century Kidney Treatment as the most thorough cure for Bright's Disease and urinary troubles. It claims a 20 day course costs under seven cents daily and urges immediate purchase with mail order from The Mitchell Chemical Company of Altoona Pennsylvania.
A United States Department of Agriculture comparison of cowpeas velvet beans and soybeans as summer annuals notes similar climatic and soil needs yet distinct uses. Soybeans offer versatile forage seed oil and human food value while velvet beans excel for grazing and soil improvement, with cowpeas adaptable across belts.
United States Department of Agriculture experts in Farmers Bulletin 1123 warn that brush and crowding slow seedling development. Selective cutting of older trees, allowing 3 to 5 year gaps after openings form, yields better growth while pruning is often unnecessary and risky.
The invention by O Mettler of Menno B D introduces a device to clean, cool, and dry various grains using blasts. It aims for simple construction no moving parts and no lubrication. Crowding ewes causes many unborn lambs to die and can kill the mother as well.
A health note argues that weak germs in eggs or inadequate care will not hatch strong chicks. It emphasizes that neither a hen nor an incubator can overcome poor quality eggs.
Farmers urged to burn or bury all fowls dying from roup to prevent spread. Weak flocks suffer repeated illnesses. suggestion to cull and introduce new stock. The piece warns that cutting clover too low harms first crop and reduces forage.
A reporter cites Bishop Leon ard of Cleveland disputing empty churches. He says democratic, Christian churches are full while some cater to the rich show vacant pews. He recalls a Victorian era vicar blessing a baronet and ladies, then mercy on the poor governess and the sinners.
A cryptic old note suggests Father Time is testing a woman in an unspecified manner, implying a year of challenge or ordeal. The text hints at time’s pressure on a female subject, with no clear names, dates, or outcomes provided.
In a prison a prisoner prepared to hang himself using a torn blanket rope fixed to a cell bar. The warden intervened, lifted him from the stool and held him, then urged him to try again. The man chose to live.
A closing line on public sentiment notes some people act as if at a continuous funeral service. The reformer voice urges resilience and communal support amid ongoing grief and social strain.
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