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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1922
Page
6
A letter from Kutztown Pennsylvania praises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a trusted remedy for reproductive troubles. The writer shares personal relief and urges others to try the product, citing a longstanding reputation and many testimonials.
United States Department of Agriculture studies show hot water cleaning vastly reduces bacteria in milking machines. On 13 farms with simple cleaning, counts exceed 2,000,000 per cm³. after hot water sterilization the average of 261 samples falls below 20,000, with one sample at 1,000. Machines require weekly disassembly and thorough brushing. vacuum lines every two weeks. pails and covers sterilized after each milking.
The wild cucumber vine and common milkweed are principal hosts for cucumber mosaic or white pickle disease. Spread occurs via striped cucumber beetles and the melonaphis, with seeds from infected crops unlikely to pass on the disease. Eradication of these wild hosts is urged to reduce incidence and delay onset, improving yields.
Fragmentary note discusses corn varieties for silage with mention of early planting and profitability. The readable text references seed and a large variety, but lacks complete details on dates places or specific outcomes.
The Department of Agriculture estimates it costs $1.82 to keep a rat for a year. Even after removing the dollar figure the rat remains an expensive luxury with 2 cents of the expense funding rat-proof cribs and bins and interest on the money.
After onions are pulled in August the beds are cultivated and ready for lettuce seed. The plants will come up quickly with fall showers aiding growth.
Reader guidance warns about seed potato quality and testing before planting. Caution urged regarding old seeds and proper seed treatment to ensure clean, high grade tubers and good yields.
A brief exchange explores color choice for a bride’s vest as a light note in a Boys' Magazine piece. The dialogue contrasts a white preference with a personal take on bridal attire amid gendered expectations in marriage.
An advertisement notes that a distinguished lady’s charm stems from a scented perfume. It advises cleansing pores with Cuticura Soap and hot water then dusting with Cuticura Talcum for clear healthy skin. It also references a paint supply question and an honest effort sentiment from the Louisville Courier-Journal.
Advertisement touts Bayer as the true aspirins ever since 1900. It claims the name Bayer is stamped on every tablet and package for protection against imitators. The copy ends with a quirky line about a man on top not always waiting in the elevator.
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