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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1922
Page
7
Advertised remedy Tanlac claimed to relieve rheumatism and stomach trouble by correcting digestion. Testimonial from Robert Trotter of St Paul says sour stomach and rheumatic pain vanished after use, with early digestion toxins noted as cause. Promotion urges readers to buy at local druggists.
A London Times correspondent calls Werth a thirsty township in the empire. Ten adult Europeans live there, four liquor licenses exist, and planning a festive fete.
An eminent medical authority warns against laxatives that relieve constipation briefly but cause permanent injury. A newer approach uses Nujol, a natural lubricant that keeps waste soft without griping. Nujol is not a medicine, is harmless, and prescribed by physicians in hospitals. obtain a bottle from a druggist.
Thousands of women suffer undiagnosed kidney or bladder trouble causing back pain headaches nervousness and general malaise. Kilmer’s Swamp Root marketed as a physician’s remedy available at drug stores and by mail for a sample bottle with a small fee.
A correspondent cites Jonathan Swift to explain absentmindedness with a humorous line about a flapper in the family. The Boston Transcript notes contrast a quirky headline idea with Swift’s wording.
A fragment lists Diamond Dyes used to color clothing while a stray dialogue shows a pompous elder questioned by a character from Ronypus Ridge and a retort about “skying the thunder” from a boy. Other snippets include jokes about an incurable case and a doctor’s reply.
Warren Rice Joseph Glackson and George Wortilow of Coell County Maryland led a U S Department of Agriculture prepared delegation to compete in livestock judging at the Royal Agricultural Society Show in England. They defeated club teams in cattle and horse judging, earning the Northeatte Gold Cup for American youths on tour with the Southeastern Fair Association Ajanta Ga.
A report describes about 20 English club members touring the United States to study gardens livestock and bee culture led by London Daily Mall. Observations by Lord Northcliffe spurred the cross Atlantic exchange, with visits to Edinburgh auctions in Doncaster and a Mastite Day celebration in Paris after a Royal Agricultural Society show.
Methods tested at Fort Hays Branch Station show that sowing wheat in stubble without full tillage after harvest yields higher than late plowing and nearly matches early plowing. Across Kansas, extended time between harvest and seeding boosts yields. cropping in stubble or uncultivated ground produced about 20 bushels per acre, with potential gains from timelier operations.
Sudan grass pasture has grown in popularity across the country as a reliable forage for work stock and dairy cattle. Trials in New Mexico show irrigated Sudan pasture yielding high milk, butterfat profits, while a prominent farmer reports efficient, easily gathered butter from his dairy herd, highlighting the crop’s value and manageable risks under proper care.
Bureau of Public Roads figures show federal aid road grading costs per cubic yard rising from 35 cents in 1917 to a peak around 50 cents in 1920, then easing. For recent three months on federal aid work the averages were 23 cents in April, 32 in May, and 4 cents in June. Other earthwork items trend toward stabilization, though uneven across regions.
In a nostalgic note, old style knights joust with rings on lances in revised form across the South, inspired by colonial Virginia and Maryland roots near Washington. The page also advertises Cuticura products and recounts a car crash tale, a home burglary, and a Sweden parliament trivia line, each illustrating quirky historical glimpses and consumer plugs.
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