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Newspaper
Encampment Echo
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1920
Page
10
An authority warns daily meat intake acidifies blood and strains kidneys causing dull kidney pain headaches dizziness and rheumatic twinges. Jad Salts, a grape lemon acid drink, is promoted to cleanse kidneys and neutralize urine acids. The ad claims it ends bladder weakness and brightens complexion.
An old notice extols Cascarets as a gentle laxative alternative to calomel and harsh purgatives. It claims quick relief from constipation biliousness indigestion gases and sick headaches, with the product working overnight to cleanse waste and strengthen bowel muscles.
A Bayonne reader claims six months of illness ended by a popular patent medicine. The letter extols back leg pain relief and general health improvement, urging friends to try the remedy while defending its forty year success and virtue.
The United States Department of Agriculture urges farmers to shift tasks to dry days and complete indirect work before field activity. With high wages drawing laborers away, experts say careful planning and prioritizing rush tasks can boost efficiency and prevent production losses this year.
The piece notes farmers increasingly enter marketing and retail wholesale, highlighting 18 000 farmers organizations and about 2 000 000 members per the Bureau of Markets US Department of Agriculture. It discusses market information needs and the growing reach of farmer groups toward terminal and distributing centers.
A speaker outlines plans to buy 10 purchase supplies at wholesale and keep part of middleman commissions. The approach emphasizes direct marketing to reduce costs for consumers and increase profit via wholesale sourcing and marketing.
The text advises grooming cows twice daily before milking and removing manure from the barn twice daily. It notes storing farm machinery under a poor roof is unhelpful and emphasizes keeping udders clean. It also states success comes from the quality of cows kept, not just herd size.
In a May Dawson shoe shop a self assured salesman Dawson woos Doris with a proposal and fashion talk. Doris accepts his plan and letter while defending high heels until a street crowd frees her from a grating. Dawson hurries home to his sister as Doris rides away, later revealed to have said yes.
In a fragmentary note Webster laments dwindling funds and energy for his linguistic reforms. He claims to have made discoveries across over twenty dialects that could reshape Hebrew Greek and Latin lexicons if published. He fears bankruptcy as he plans to sell his house to feed his children.
Senator Sorghum replies with uncertainty about delivering multiple campaign speeches. He mentions potential strategy by another candidate and notes FE and VU as factors shaping audience reception and popularity.
A Cincinnati genius creates Freezone a simple drop on a corn stops hurting instantly and lets the corn be lifted out. A tiny bottle costs a few cents at drug stores and removes hard soft or toe corn without soreness or irritation.
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