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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1923
Page
1
Mrs Gussie E Hansen of 916 West 52nd Street credits Tanlac with curing her stomach trouble nervousness and run down condition. She says appetite returned back pain eased sleep improved and reports over 87 million bottles sold. Tanlac sold by all good druggists with no substitutes.
An ad argues pills and salts can cause permanent injury and promotes Nujol as a harmless natural lubricant that softens and moves waste. It claims Nujol is not a medicine, fits in hospitals, and should be bought from a druggist. The closing line shifts to a separate note about finances.
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as the standout cure for kidney liver and bladder ailments. It claims quick gentle healing effects and urges readers to start treatment immediately with sample requests by mailing ten cents to Dr Bighamton N Y and noting the paper.
A United States Department of Agriculture guide stresses shared responsibility for clean safe dairy products. Producers should remove manure heaps fill low spots repair screens sterilize equipment and ensure rapid cooling. Distributors must clean plants fix pipelines and maintain ample ice. Consumers should retrieve bottles promptly keep milk cold avoid cross contamination and keep bottles clean.
The United States Department of Agriculture entomology bureau outlines control work focused on securing beneficial parasite species to aid in the fight against gypsy and Browntail moths. The December 1922 note describes acquiring allied parasites that themselves are not injurious.
The United States Bureau of Public Roads finds that rounding the inlet end of a pipe culvert, instead of a sharp square entrance, increases flow capacity. Tests show 10 percent gain with a bell end plus further 2 to 12 percent when mortared rounding is used, with less eddying and smoother entry boosting efficiency and lowering costs.
Sore hands advice urges soaking with Cuticura Soap and Ointment with tissue removal of excess product. It touts Cuticura as a multi use toilet aid. A second bluing ad promotes Red Cross Ball Blue for clean, streak free clothes. A funeral note mentions mourners in the Isle of Wight including a dead man's pony.
A study of 62 Ohio farmers shows spraying increased yields by about 81 bushels per acre, matching 82 others from 1921 data with 81 4 bushel gains. L H Parks of Ohio State notes gains ranged from none to 87 bushels, and 80 tests exceeded 50 bushels per acre. Net cash gain averaged 80.28 per acre. Four applications yielded the highest returns, with thorough spraying essential to prevent hopper burn by drenched undersides of leaves.
Pocket gophers damage orchards by feeding on tender roots and severing the root system. They can even pull a tree from the ground, harming the grove and reducing tree stability and growth.
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