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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1910
Page
6
UGA Ocock outlines need for sanitary dairy housing and proper cow fastening. Explains stalls as preferable to rigid stanchions, advises clean, concrete floors with slope for drainage, and notes 26 percent of national forest proceeds directed to states for schools and roads, amounting to $477,000 last year.
Farmers urged to treat potatoes like apples when feeding calves to avoid bruising. Bruised spuds can delay digestion and impact growth, welfare officials say.
A Connersville Indiana woman recalls years of kidney trouble and nearly failing health until she used Dean's Kidney Pills. She reports rapid relief and no recurrence over five years. Also included is a light anecdote about Lady Betty, four, at a restaurant who ponders the fate of eggs when a kitchen screen might fail.
A promotional snippet touts Pape's Diapepsin for quick stomach relief after meals. It claims five minute digestion boost, reduction of sourness, gas, and foul breath, and lifelong value for a family. Also mentions Dr Pierce's Pellets for constipation.
Mrs H. J. Clemmer of Sunbury Pa reports a dramatic recovery in three weeks using Resinol. After four months of failed remedies and a disfigured face, the product healed her baby’s eczema, restoring a healthy complexion and rosy cheeks.
A tense scene unfolds as two dubious specialists subject a patient to probing and taunting, joking about appendicitis while delaying surgery. The patient resists, accusing them of treating him like a cheese. The absurdity escalates as they debate when to operate and the patient demands respect.
James Porter of Porter Land Co. offers a Thursday December trip to San Joaquin Valley California for a group seeking early fruit lands. Promises profits of 500 to 1000 dollars per acre yearly and to arrange farm selections with three months hold. Describes warm climate, friendly neighbors, and wealth from fruit farming. Mail for booklet and trip details from Marquette Building Chicago.
Little Hob frets that his sister Adelaide and baby brother will have birthdays before him. He begs the mother to rush his own birthday but Adelaide insists nobody can change a birth date.
An old warning advert prints a reward offer from Cheney and Marvin Toledo druggists for untrustworthy dealings. The page also features Folly cures and quirky lines about education and ambition, reflecting a jumble of ads and miscellany.
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