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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1922
Page
10
An old advertisement touts Gude’s Pepto Mangan as a remedy for fatigue weak vitality bad breath pale lips and weight loss. It claims physicians have prescribed it for 30 years and promotes iron tonics in tablet and liquid forms available widely. A brief note contrasts paternal influence on Charles with a quip about his father’s view on work.
An advertisement notes many Americans suffer kidney trouble without realizing it. It promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a mild healing remedy claimed to have a high success rate. Readers are urged to send ten cents for a test bottle and to mention the ad.
A fragmented line item notes hair nets sold by Lossom Hair and associates. Mentions a 60 percent profit and references pages eight and nine, with stray product and location hints including Wool- ORK and AR. Reading uncertain, the core claim is profit on hair nets in a listed sale context.
A United States Department of Agriculture survey warns mosaic disease can devastate potato yields in the West. Insects spread infection in fields and seeds transmit it generation to generation. partial weeding could help little. Yields drop about 30 percent, with some areas seeing two thirds normal output. Experts urge highly trained specialists to manage seed improvement as climate and culture affect disease expression.
United States Department of Agriculture highlights alfalfa as a nearly perfect forage. It praises its value for general feeding, pasture, and silage, and notes its strong soil-improving properties. The bulletin covers haymaking to alfalfa meal and warns against overenthusiastic uses. It targets dairy and beef cattle hogs sheep horses and poultry, with guidance on various forms and emphasizes it is not a universal cure.
The piece urges Irish potato cultivation for small gardens and discusses using high quality seed and soil. Wisconsin highway engineer A R Hirst notes that experts remain unsure which road types will endure future traffic, predicting a long period before widespread travel. thus, the demand for superior highways continues.
A historic note outlines the initial move to establish a farm cooperative based on practical tools and shared resources. It emphasizes organizing with a simple plan, common sense, and the time to assemble an inventory and working sheets for a sound business foundation.
A local suiting discussion centers on whether a caretaker’s role caused illness in poultry. Officials stress the issue is not a fault of the caretaker, while some residents push for direct action.
Letters from readers describe relief after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. Mrs Elmer Heasley of Youngstown Ohio reports dramatic improvement after eight bottles and urges others to write for confirmation. Mrs L E Wiese of New Orleans and Mrs Elizabeth Ramirez of Indiana share similar recoveries and thank the company.
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as simple to use for dyeing wool silk linen cotton or blends. It claims no spotting running or fading and guarantees home dyeing success for any woman, with guidance for fabric type. The piece ends with a light joke about locksmiths.
A fragmentary quip describes a loafer misidentified as a worker and pressed to join action, with Uncle cautioning against unnecessary trouble as the humor turns on mistaken identity.
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