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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1920
Page
5
A fragmentary notice mentions Daisy Cherry of 813 Gar street seeking cure from rheumatism using Anuric after other medicines failed. The text implies the medicine did not complete a cure.
Regular users seek fast relief from cold or cough with Dinree remedy. The ad touts long standing quality and growing popularity for over fifty years. Sold at druggists for 60 cents to $1.20 per bottle.
A laboratory advertising blurb touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a tonic laxative that quickly stimulates bowel movement, cleanses waste, and boosts energy. It claims gentle, thorough cleansing without danger, with price listed as 50 cents.
The United States Department of Agriculture and the Public Health Service report widespread ivy and sumac poisoning with large economic losses and urge broad eradication efforts. They advise gloves for handling plants, thorough washing after exposure, and careful changing of contaminated clothing and footwear. Public campaigns aim to eradicate these noxious plants, with eradication methods including grubbing plows, repeated mowing, and kerosene sprays when safe for adjacent vegetation. Authorities note no absolute immunity to poison ivy or sumac and warn against risky home remedies.
Budapest correspondence reports their dispatches must pass four censorship layers. A local official two tremists and bolsheviks in Vienna along with an unknown fourth censor believed to be enemy neighbors pressure the censorship process.
Discrepancies in official statements and newspaper reports about a mutiny of Polish troops at Kovno. Government says the revolt was suppressed with no arrests, while other messages claim ongoing fighting and bolshevik-tinged activity.
Oxford professor Frederick Boddy explains in a recgat publication that producing gold from base metals is not extravagant. He cites methods involving mercury and beta particle emissions to transform mercury atoms.
An excerpt discusses potatoes as energy sources and minerals, noting starches and iron content, with cautions on minerals. It compares potatoes with cereals, suggests milk and legumes for minerals, and promotes baking and steaming. It then lists vintage recipes including date jam, baked ham in milk, milk chicken, Spanish canapes, and a honeyed dressing.
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