Milks Emulsion Ended Longstanding Digestive Troubles
A testimonial from C A McCormick of Anderson Indiana describes five years of stomach trouble and constipation finally relieved by Milks Emulsion after three bottles. The ad touts Milks Emulsion as a palatable nutritive emulsion aiding digestion and appetite, with a money back guarantee and pricing at 50 cents and 1.20. It claims quick relief, especially for chronic cases and weakened patients, and notes availability from druggists nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. McCormick
Anderson
Ind
McCormick
Milka Emulsion Co
Terre Haute
Adv
Like a Fly in a Glass of Soda Water
A spectacled tourist asks a farmer how he felt during a cyclone wrecking his home and sending him flying on the wind. The farmer replies he felt like a fly in a glass of soda water, present but unable to quiet the uproar.
Lift Off Corns With Fingers Freezone Ad Claim
Ad claims Freezone quickly relieves corns and calluses with no pain using a small daily amount bought from a druggist. It touts a Cincinnati inventor and promises easy corn removal without irritation. Also mentions steam misperception and a miscaptioned medical ad for a worm remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Adv
Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and Never Suspect It
Reports from druggists show many with kidney issues unaware of the problem. Dr Kilmer Swamp Root is claimed to help and is said to have a strong success record. An insurer noted kidney trouble can cause insurance denials, while many untreated cases go unnoticed. The product is sold in two bottle sizes at stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilmer
Asem
Stone Aera
Sega
Holland Plans Pilgrim Fathers Centenary Observance
A Dutch committee forms plans for a September centenary celebration of the Pilgrim Fathers voyage. The congress will convene at Leyden University with American and Dutch speakers, then move to Amsterdam for a memorial and religious services. A Sailors Rest for American seamen at Delfshaven named Speedwell is proposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
New York
Netherlands
J. Irvin Brown
New York World
Leyden
Henry van Dyke
Princeton
Z. Rendel Harris
Manchester
America
England
Viscount Bryce
Europe
Lord Reay
Mackay
Great Britain
Leyden University
Congress
Pieterskerk
St. Peter's Church
Amsterdam
State Picture Gallery
Pancient Bagynekerk
Delfshaven
New England
Rotterdam
Cathedral of St. Lawrence
Bagenhof
Reformed Church of
Amellen
Hotland
Chiurch F
United States
Tigris
Hherty
Totland
Flethand
Tiderstead
Stites
Holand
Southampton
Plymouth
Scrooby
Leyder Commission
Holland Commission On Pilgrim Fathers
Heerenstraat
Bogynhof
Pilgelms
Great Republic
Women to Work on Farms in Lehigh Field Plan
Details of a plan by the Harteton Chamber of Commerce to furnish women labor for Lehigh area farms next spring. Workers would be paid 15 a week or 50 a month, with a minimum tenants agreeing to stay for at least a month. Farm laborers are to come from Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harteton
Lehigh Field
Chamber of Commerce
Philadelphia
Dairy competition shifts global butter market pressure
U S dairy specialists warn that to meet foreign competition American farmers must boost butter quality and cut costs. Danish imports affect New York prices while Argentina's rapid dairy growth and surplus may export to Europe or the United States. Canada and Australia-New Zealand show strong quality and supervision as Argentina may export more sought after cheese. The bureau of markets urges dairymen to prepare for increased international competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Bureau of Markets
United States Department of Agriculture
New York City
Argentina
Siberia
South Africa
New Zealand
Australia
Canada
New York
Cans Offer Easier Milk Handling Than Buckets
Milk and cream from cows are easier to manage in regular milk cans than shallow pans and wide-mouthed buckets. Cans come in various sizes for barn collection and home transfer. The shotgun can, used with separators or sour cream, is convenient to cover, submerge, and bundle for storage.
Factors in Difficult Churning of Cream
The text cites several causes for churning problems including too thin cream and improper temperature. It notes 60 degrees as about the right temperature and mentions high fat content from certain feeds. Sour cream is said to churn more poorly than sweet cream.
Kidney Health Reminder and Jad Salts Ad
The ad urges Americans to protect kidneys from overworked filtering by using four ounces of Jad Salts daily, a grape and lemon acid blend with bicarbonate for kidney flushing. It sells the product as inexpensive, safe, and a homemaker’s aid, noting its effervescent taste and urinary benefits. It closes with a joke about wages in Togoland and a quip on dry novels.
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Mr. McCormick
de. Peery
Coast Guards
United States Shipping Board
Lake Duval
Southnaptop
L. 1
Hylda Lewis
Misa Hylda Lewin
Hyde Park
Lesdon
EEA
Togoland
Banner Lye
The
Pens Chemical Works
USA
Texas Ranger Producing & Refining Company
Curb, Particulars. Co
D. Knapp, Jr. & Co
Broadway News
U.S. Army
Arig
Tye A
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