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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1922
Page
2
An advertisement extols a product called Nujel as a natural lubricant for constipation relief. It claims medical authorities endorse its gentle action and compare it to Nature's own lubricant, noting it is not a medicine and is prescription-free for use in hospitals and by physicians.
A fragmented Modern Interest piece shows a dialogue about a poem titled Unik and mentions questions about its meaning. The text also references a Red Cross item and a grocery advertisement pitch, hinting at a mix of poetry, politics, and consumer culture in a brief, garbled tidbit.
A Boston Transcript note warns that fires cannot endure severe cold. By catching them and placing in the refrigerator, they become harmless and unable to fly about or bother you.
Maryland boys Warren Rice Joseph Glacklen and George Worrilow of Cecil county won the Northelite gold cup for livestock judging at the Royal Agricultural Society show in England after defeating English club teams. Accompanied by E G Jenkins and C L Chambers the group toured Edinburgh Doncaster Paris and Bastille Day celebrations while inspecting British Friesians Guernseys and Dairy Shorthorns and studying generations of American farm education programs.
Sudan grass remains a favored pasture crop eight years after its first publicity. It provides summer grazing for work stock dairy cows and other livestock with minimal prussic acid risk east of the 98th meridian and little danger west of it unless drought strikes. New Mexico reports irrigated pasture yielding two milk cows per acre with butterfat profits after grain costs. A Kansas farmer also runs Sudan grain pasture for dairy cattle, noting quick butter yield and firm texture versus alfalfa fed milk.
Bureau of Public Roads data from the US Department of Agriculture indicates grading costs for federal-aid roads peaked at 66 cents per cubic yard in 1920 after 88 cents in 1917 and have since tapered. For recent federal-aid contracts the US average per cubic yard was 33 cents in April, 32 cents in May, and 34 cents in June, with other road work items also trending toward stabilization.
A low roofed thick walled poultry house with good ventilation yields the best results. The design emphasizes airflow and airy conditions to improve bird health and production efficiency.
Farmer advised to inspect wood stave silo routinely after emptiness as staves dry and hoops loosen. Tightening hoops when no other support is present keeps staves firm and may prevent collapse.
The phrase highlights farming care for chicks and hens as key to generating income. It emphasizes nurturing young poultry to build a productive flock and economic returns, reflecting traditional agricultural advice.
To be a successful breeder you must love the breed you select and have a clear idea of the animal you wish to produce. Ensure the idea suits the locality of your breeding program for best results.
When hogs sell for six to eight cents they prove better feed customers than the elevator man because of the manure left on the farm. The note highlights manure value as a farm byproduct and its impact on feed decisions.
A brief note on evaluating promising pullets for an egg-laying event. It mentions keeping one nest per six hens and suggests a balanced approach to judging their performance.
The United States produces between 25,000,000 and 30,000,000 packs of playing cards annually and imports fewer than 100,000 packs. The note highlights domestic output and modest import levels for card production.
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as simple to use for wool silk linen cotton and blends. It guarantees no spots fades or changes and directs readers to ask their druggist about fabric type before dyeing.
A Washington Star city editor is asked by a visitor to identify the city editor. The exchange highlights common sensational rumors about newspaper work and a new, blunt question from a woman who confronts the editor directly.
Advertisement extols Cuticura Ointment and Soap for skin, dandruff, itching, and red rough hands with a five minute wash. It suggests daily use on rising and retiring for clear complexions and smooth hands. A separate line notes a woman branding a man a woman hater over disapproval. Devotion to duty is praised as paying bigger dividends.
A Lawrence Massachusetts mother testifies her seven member family uses Father John's Medicine for colds and pneumonia recovery. She says it restored health quickly and credits cod liver oil as the vitamin rich basis.
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