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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1918
Page
2
A Chicago resident reports severe back pain and kidney issues described as Zumbago. After using Doan’s Kidney Pills, the symptoms disappeared and he fully recovered, recommending the remedy to others.
A British pilot recalls the brutal air battles of war describing German planes spinning to earth with engine failures and decisive dives. He notes the hawk like persistence of attackers and the risky, quick judgments that decide life or death in each encounter.
The 1917 metallic production of Utal totaled 96 322 000 dollars. The report notes noted figures and mentions a separate line about keenevities apt to nike cutting remarks.
A vintage column offers practical dishes using leftovers from canning and fish. Recipes include Shepherd's Pie with flaked fish, a Turbot fish custard, Delmonico Halibut with mashed potato and cheese, and Codfish Balls with potatoes, butter, cream, and egg, all baked or fried with simple seasonings.
A fragment ponders the endless cycle of night and day noting that even the darkest hour precedes dawn and every evening leads to morning with no true perpetual darkness.
Advisable to start swine gradually before turning them into corn fields. Alfalfa is best green forage, with other options like red clover, crimson clover, soybeans, cowpeas, rape, velvet beans, and peanuts. Hogs need limited access, and corn must be corralled to dent or glaze before grazing.
Fall plowing deepens soil and stores moisture for dry spells. Use plenty of grit as lack of grit is a fault when fowl are confined.
All young male birds large enough for broiler sale and not needed for next year’s service should be disposed of immediately to save unnecessary expense and conserve resources.
A fragmented note stresses high hay demand and urges conservation for livestock feed. It warns that surplus hay is unlikely and recommends preserving as much as possible for winter and shortages. The tone emphasizes urgency for farmers and suppliers.
A Farm Bulletin outlines five principal ways to move bees from box hives to movable-frame hives while minimizing losses. It details timing during fruit bloom or after the first swarm, and notes that widespread adoption could add millions of pounds to national honey supplies.
Changing the kind of wheat grown should aim at proven local improvement. New varieties advertised at high prices should be disregarded unless they are clearly better for that locality and proven beyond question.
The article notes that corn silage or barley stew can serve as valuable substitutes for corn silage for dairy cows. It mentions that cheap substitutes provide excellent roughage compared with mixed hay and that mangels may be grown successfully for dairy cattle. Carrots are recommended for feeding and improving dairy production.
A garbled note reads as a guidance about picking apples when fully mature. The fragment suggests timing and handling to ensure fruit quality but lacks clear details or context.
Adeline B Lynch of Providence describes prolonged ill health including backache and nervousness. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she reports improved energy, weight gain, and relief, encouraging other women to seek the remedy and contact the Lydia E Pinkham Medical Company for advice.
A Boston Transcript script notes a shopper discusses shoe prices with phrases about an $8 pair and a $2 bargain. The dialogue contrasts costs and implies skepticism over value. The exchange centers on pricing and perceived parity between items.
Overworked readers urged to take Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules three per day to cure a range of ailments from uric acid poisoning to kidney issues and stomach derangement. Advertisers tout 200 years of tested relief from Holland, with money-back guarantee if not helped and demand to seek the original imported capsules.
A Southern parson asks if Sam can stay on the straight and narrow path. Sam answers he can, if there are no water patches along the road, implying possible temptations or obstacles. Transcript notes casual dialect and reflective tone from a Boston Evening source.
The Boston Transcript notes Meanleigh comes from a solid family and is not known for betting. It emphasizes his reputation as a dependable figure, calling him “the only thing I know against’t.”
Purported cosmetic ad touts Cuticura Soap and Ointment as the best for cleansing and beautifying the skin hands and hair. Free samples offered by writing Cuticura Dept X Boston with Mini. Prices listed 25 cents for soap and 25 and 50 cents for the ointment.
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