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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1922
Page
6
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer and Co of Binghamton New York offering Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney liver and blood issues. It promises sample bottles by parcel post and urges readers to purchase larger bottles at drug stores.
A woman protests poor service at a grocer complaining about long wait times and shorter weights. The exchange notes yesterday’s complaint centered on short weight. Names are not provided in the readable text.
A United States Department of Agriculture dairy division study shows cooling milk to 50 degrees quickly with a surface cooler preserves quality. Precooling, ice tanks, and insulated cans dramatically lessen temperature rise during hot weather transport from farm to railroad station, with taped results across various can styles and miles traveled.
The Department of Agriculture urges veterinarians and farmers to inject hog cholera serum in the flank or auxiliary tissue rather than the dam or fatty areas to reduce abscess risk. Guidance covers position, needle direction, and avoiding abdominal injections, with pig handling tips and Farm Bulletin 8384 for full hog cholera control details.
Dairy extension specialist from the university urges farm owners to renew efforts to boost income. He questions whether cow stock is being kept and suggests WV programs aim to help farms grow revenue.
Farmers are urged to save every shovelful of manure to enrich vegetable plots and truck patches. The note emphasizes manure as a key soil stimulant for improving yields on poor soil.
Improvement notes emphasize cement walks as a top upgrade for farm properties. Outside of paint, few improvements match cement sidewalks for practicality. Gravel or cinder paths are presented as inferior to cement for durability and ease of use.
Fragmentary note suggests farm manure could be reinforced by adding phosphate or by a floating method. The text is unclear and lacks full context or sources.
A brief local item notes upcoming poultry sales with timing and venue details, highlighting the fastest available lot and public access. The notice mentions a seller and a nearby market at a stated location, urging readers to mark the date.
A collage of newspaper snips notes themes of girls leaving home on Monday for Bargain day. The Chicago Evening Post and a Boston transcript reference social habits and family dynamics with brief quips about laundry and daily routines.
Aged people need a blood tonic to purge poisons and restore vitality. Gude's Pepto-Mangan purifies the blood, boosts resistance, and supports weak, run-down individuals. Sold in liquid or tablet form by all druggists and endorsed by physicians for 30 years.
Humorous one liner from Bon's Weekly mocks a girl’s lack of musical ear while praising her elbows. The fragment hints at light gossip and comic banter about vanity and talent.
An advertisement touts Cuticura Tateum as a antiseptic cosmetic powder for face skin baby and dusting needs. It markets the Cuticura Toilet Trio Soap Ointment Tateum as economical and perfumed, claiming other perfumes become superfluous.
Marty answers a question about favorite movie heroine and mentions his wife as someone who endures through many roles. The remark appears in a courtroom setting with the judge present.
Martha four and Katherine six visited the office with hopes of finding their father. Clerks could not locate him and inquiries yielded no information about his whereabouts. Martha finally said, I guess daddy knows himself where he is.
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