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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1920
Page
5
An OCR filled clump of ads and quips includes the slogan California Fig Syrup for children, claims of a safe laxative, and lines urging mothers to seek the California name. It also contains a joke about a raise, a boast about Dr. Peerys Dead Shot, an inquiry about truth, Garfield Tea, and several product shouts including Red Cross Ball Blue.
dialogue snippet shows two men, Dick and Tom, discussing engagement with a girl. Tom notes she is ten years older now and warns Dick not to lose her again.
A home or druggist prepared treatise suggests mixing Bay Rum Barbo Compound and glycerine in water to darken gray hair gradually. Recommended application twice weekly to soften hair and add gloss without scalp cooling or stickiness.
A communist argues that people should live without working and asserts he must set an example by not going to work. His stance challenges conventional labor norms and invites debate on work and societal obligation.
A brief exchange contrasts a pessimist who sees no sure things with a philosopher who notes hidden costs. The dialogue underscores how unforeseen expenses can undermine plans and stability.
Copy promotes Pape's Cold Compound as instant relief for severe colds. It claims the first dose clears nasal congestion and headaches, with doses every two hours for a total of three. Advertises low cost at drug stores and notes no quinine.
The United States Department of Agriculture urges Americans to plant early and garden widely to ease high food costs. In the Gulf Coast region, frost dates suggest starting peas onions lettuce radishes and beets now with multiple plantings for hardy crops like cabbage beans and squash. Emphasis on greens spinach kale turnips beet greens and Swiss chard as season-long production guidance.
The passage discusses maintaining gardening interest to ensure an early start and continuous supply. It notes that if not killed, early vegetables will be produced, with second and third plantings providing ongoing yields, and emphasizes keeping up cultivation through the season as hardy vegetables are planted.
The passage explains that no single grain can meet all hen nutrition needs. It outlines that different foods are required to form yolk, whites, membranes, and the shell. Proper combinations sustain the hen's health and egg quality.
A brief note extols exercise as highly beneficial for fowls in winter. It stresses this activity as a key factor in maintaining health and vigor during the cold season.
A concise call urging action to repair or tighten a harness, emphasizing timely maintenance and readiness. The fragment suggests emphasis on preparation and securing equipment before use.
A home made poultry fountain uses a watertight barrel connected to a drinking tank by a pipe with an elbow. A float and plunger form a self locking valve that stops water flow when the tank is full, keeping a constant supply as water is consumed.
Green foods may lack strong nutritive value but are valued for their succulence and salt content which aid digestion. In winter, green feed helps laying stock stay in good tone, aids digestion, and many poultry keepers use it to boost egg production.
To rejuvenate a worn out pasture spread manure liberally as secured. The guidance emphasizes generous application to restore soil health and improve forage growth.
A brief reflection on farming discipline, contrasting careless and careful approaches. The text emphasizes that negligence can ruin fertile land while prudent care can restore and improve a struggling farm.
Instructs urgent action to replace broken panes and clean the poultry house. Warns of neglect and ordering immediate repairs and sanitation measures.
Potatoes thrive on well drained and somewhat sandy soil, though such soils are often shallow and lack richness, requiring careful management to ensure healthy growth.
One of the main essentials in fruit growing is keeping up the soil fertility and maintaining a surface rich in humus.
Practical guide highlights basics for backyard flocks including feed, charcoal, and grit. Advises balanced diets, clean water, and safe coop practices to maintain flock health and productivity.
A fragment suggests a product named Danderine claimed to stop hair loss. The teaser mentions urgency and a quick result but provides no verifiable details or sources.
An early 20th century advertisement touts Danderine as a tonic that cools and cleanses the scalp, revitalizes hair roots, stops shedding, and reduces dandruff. It claims visible improvements in hair life, brightness, color, and thickness after a few applications, with a bottle sold cheaply at drug or toilet counters.
In the humorous exchange a respondent asks if the person earns by spen. The reply, witty and concise, asserts the use of a typewriter to avoid implying paid writing. The remark plays on spelling and tools of the trade.
An old advertisement promotes Bayer Tablets of Aspirin with the Bayer Cross on every tablet and package. It lists uses for common ailments and notes inexpensive 12 tablet tins and larger packs sold by druggists. Additional lines reference Garfield Tea for constipation and a jab at politicians’ ethics.
Cuticura Soap bath and Cuticura Ointment soothe baby rashes with a fragrant dusting of Cuticura Talcum. Advertising copy claims cleanliness and purity with a finish. The ad ends with a quip about people unloading troubles onto others.
An advertisement touts Bly's Cream Balm as a fast remedy for catarrh and nasal congestion. It promises clear air passages and relief from headaches, nasal discharge, and nighttime breathing difficulties after applying the cream in the nose.
Mrs John Bishop of Cleveland praises Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription claiming it cured her severe back and bearing down pains after a long illness. Another testimonial from Mrs Reta Ruthenberg of Cleveland credits the tonic with keeping her strong during motherhood and for general health. The ads invite readers to obtain tablets or liquid form from druggists or write for free medical advice.
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