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Newspaper

Ferdinand News

Location

Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1920

Page

10

Cal America Fig Syrup Ad Prompts Childhood Laxative

A vintage advertisement collage touts California Fig Syrup as a child laxative with fruity taste and dosing directions. It mixes product pitches with humorous fiction lines and tips on household remedies, including Dr Peerys Dead Shot and Garfield Tea as health aids.

California Callfornia Adv

Jad Salts touted to cure kidney troubles in 1920s ad

An advertisement claims eating meat harms kidneys by increasing uric acid. It recommends four ounces of Jad Salts dissolved in water before breakfast to flush kidneys and ease back and bladder issues. The text markets Jad Salts as a safe, refreshing remedy used for generations.

Sandusky Ohio Lydia E. Pinkham Lydia Pinkham Paca Parente Stone St. Sandusky

Only Way Aspirin Should Be Taken

Bayer directions advise taking one or two glasses of water after tablets. Genuine Bayer Tablets bear the Bayer Cross and are marketed in small tin boxes of twelve, with larger packages sold by druggists. The ad touts aspirin as a physician-endorsed remedy for cold pain headache and rheumatism.

Bayer Company Bayer Lydia E. Finkham Cedar Rapids Lydia &. Pinkham Lydia Pinkham

Indiana fur trapping rules spark reform talk

Indiana trappers press for law changes as conflicts arise from current seasons. mink and muskrat may be trapped to April 1 while other fur bearers are restricted to February 2, causing injuries and culling while still alive.

Indianapolis Indiana State Conservation Commission

Dairy cows prove value of testing in Vermont study

United States Department of Agriculture highlights concrete gains from cow testing in South Chittenden Vermont. In 1917-18 average per cow production rose from 4457 to 105381 pounds with feed-cost income up from 44.05 to 86.47. Butterfat climbed and overall herd averages increased, while feed costs surged by about 30 dollars per cow, adding to dairymen’s profits.

United States Department of Agriculture United States Dairy Division Chittenden Vermont Iocone

Milk as an almost perfect food for wartime farming

Editorial urges preserving milk from farm stock to boost future raising. It stresses milk as the most wholesome food and advises breeding up, selling less, and using every drop for family, livestock, and profit rather than waste.

Skimming Rich Cream Aids Dairy Efficiency

Skim as soon after milking as possible and cool the cream. Skim cream testing at 35 to 40 percent butterfat. Richness aids proper stirring and accurate testing. Skimming rich cream leaves more skim milk at home for feed and reduces bulk for express charges.

Miee

Dairy farming notes on profit, cattle, and coop testing

The article discusses removing unprofitable cows and replacing with chickens or shoats for market. It stresses feeding cows and care of the dairy CAR, dairy annual conformation, and proper cooling methods. It advocates cooperative cow test associations to weed out losses and identify the best animals.

Biarritz Once Grand European Resort and War Zone

The French coast resort Biarritz famed as a gay and popular retreat near the Spanish border is described for its beauty and mixed language influences. Once rivaling Monte Carlo in leisure it became a hospital hub during the war as casinos and hotels housed wounded soldiers and convoys, with mines and submarine threats nearby.

Europe Biarritz France Spain Monte Carlo England Edouard VII Bay of Biacay

The Right Sorf Debate on Training a Messenger Boy

The quote questions why a boy should be trained for speed and asks what training would suit him. It suggests a messenger boy role as an alternative. The exchange reflects attitudes toward children's labor and vocational guidance.

Sorf

Get Turkey Carving Tips From Chef Charlie Baer

A hotel chef named Charlie Baer demonstrates a basic turkey carving method. He shows removing the legs and wings, then slicing the white meat, with soup from the neck and giblets making use of the leftovers.

Charlie Baer Claypeal Hotel Charlie

Honor Paid Belgium's Queen at Santa Barbara Visit

The Belgian queen becomes the first woman in nineteen years to enter the Spanish mission of Santa Barbara garden walls. Last guest was Mrs. William McKinley, wife of the president. The piece ends with a quote on living and philanthropy.

Belgium Santa Barbara William McKinley

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