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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1920
Page
9
A testimonial from Mrs. Coor of 2106 N. Market Street praises Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription for women. She reports feeling dragged and worn out before using the tonic and notes quick, noticeable improvement in her whole system after taking the medicine in tablet or liquid form. The ad cites widespread United States availability and emphasizes strength and vitality restoration.
Mrs. Dors Williams recalls a year plus of illness from a bad stomach and credits Eatonic with her recovery. She states Eatonic alleviated excess acidity and gases that caused indigestion and related symptoms and still recommends it for stomach trouble after meals.
The article argues training horses hinges on memory and habit, using reward and immediate punishment to shape obedience. It warns against brutality, notes that gentle handling suits sensitive horses while firmer tactics suit duller ones, and stresses patience and consistency to prevent setbacks.
The U S Department of Agriculture bureau of entomology urges fall plowing to expose soil pests and prevent outbreaks. It cites the Hessian fly and other grain enemies and advises farmers to stock insecticides and spraying gear, monitor crops, and report outbreaks to the county adviser or bureau.
Hay as a cash crop has been exceptionally profitable for the past two years and likely to stay strong. A baling machine offers a good investment for farmers or ranchers with surplus hay. Used at odd times, a baler enables neighborly cooperation and practical help when other work is light.
An old Bayer aspirin advertisement touts genuine Bayer Tablets claiming safety proven by millions and physician usage for over twenty years. It urges acceptance of an unbroken Bayer package with relief for headache toothache earache neuralgia rheumatism colds and pain. Small 12 tablet tins cost a few cents with larger packages also sold by druggists.
An advertisement urges daily use of Cuticura Ointment for itchy scalp and dandruff, followed by Cuticura Soap and hot water shampoo. It claims gentle rubbing spots reduces itching and advises making these products part of daily toilet preparations for clear skin and soft, white bands.
Quote from Louisville Courier-Journal notes a boating race between boathouses at Planktown on the river. The snippet mentions a humorous exchange about summering and a brisk pace.
The New York Sun reports British peers the Earl of Lonsdale and Hon. Lancelot Lowther popularizing side whiskers amid war era shifts from military mustaches. London fashions are contrasted with earlier frowns and the sporting atmosphere of their circles.
A witty exchange notes that some groups lack use for children and mocks parental sentiment. The text contrasts the olive branch as peace with the orange blossom as war, hinting at marital tensions and social satire.
A Breeders Gazette remark notes that weather and hardship shape cattle breeding more than money. It highlights how large beef herds were built with limited resources and under clear handicaps, stressing natural factors in industry success.
Farmers struggling to preserve stands of clover and alfalfa turn to timothy hay as a practical midseason addition. It helps round out rotations and ensures a crop with relatively low labor demands, making timothy a reliable option for hay growers.
Quote from Prof. W J Frazer of Minnesota University warns that a poor sire can cause lasting harm to a dairy herd. He notes a single poor sire may reduce annual milk yield by substantial amounts, affecting daughter's production credit in breeding improvements.
Farmers warned that much soil fertility is lost each winter through washing and erosion. Suggestions include keeping hills in field 04, planting cover crops, installing underdrainage, and filling gullies with brush to stabilize ground.
Ad touts Cascarets as a nightly hobby to keep lives and bowels regular. Claims relief from biliousness constipation headaches and stomach upset with no griping. Suitable for children with prices 10 25 50 cents.
A brief note quotes Lomw and Newman debating price avoidance in Tit-Bita style. The fragment hints at forming a society to discourage purchasing at current price levels but provides no concrete details or actions.
Diamond Dyes packages offer simple directions for diamond-dyeing wool silk cotton or blends. The advertisement promises perfect results and highlights a 16 color card from Drugeist.
A Japan expert notes paper kimonos resemble silk wraps in look and feel and could become everyday wear. He cites the soft pliable paper and low cost about $1.50 compared with $50 silk outfits.
A dialogue fragment shows a couple debating marriage with a repeated yesterday’s answer. The exchange hints at social pressure and personal resolve amidst a resignation to a formal proposal.
Gladys explains her husband took her to a game and Mae sighs wishing he would talk to the cook as he does to the umpire, leaving the judge to weigh the scene.
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