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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1920
Page
3
The ad claims overworked kidneys caused by rich foods lead to aches and bladder issues. It promotes four ounces of Rad Salts or Jad Salts, to be taken before breakfast to flush kidneys, neutralize urine acids, and prevent irritation. The copy touts safety, low cost, and ease of use for a home remedy.
A testimonial from C A McCormick of Anderson Indiana claims five years of stomach trouble and constipation ended after using Milks Emulsion. The ad promotes Milks Emulsion as a palatable nutritive medicine that restores bowel action, boosts appetite, and aids recovery from wasting diseases, with a money back guarantee and nationwide druggist availability.
Advert shows Freezone drops ready to relieve corn pain and allow lifting with fingers. Mentions a tiny bottle costs a few cents and works for corns between toes and calluses. Also references Cuticura skin products and a proverb asserting a foolish woman depends on a man.
An advertisement touts “Diamond Dyes” as a guaranteed way to renew color on any fabric from wool to cotton. It claims the product works on dresses, blouses, stockings, skirts, children's coats, feathers, and more with a color guide included in the package.
Circumstances prevent clerk Spalding Nelson from joining the army to France. He accepts care of his great-uncle Rufus Gaston’s apartment where mysterious noises are heard. Nelson discovers a priceless pearl necklace, witnesses its theft, and begins his own inquiry aided by Barbara Bradford as secrets of a vanished marriage and stolen documents unfold.
In New York a woman named Claire Bradford and I face red carnation demands and a ten thousand dollar ransom for stolen Gaston pearls. Whispers, threats, and a park meeting loom as we suspect a web of targets, including my own past and great uncle Rufus, with no clear offender yet in sight.
In Chapter V the narrator suspects a confederate in the apartment house after notes appear in both Bradford units. He weighs whether a servant, an employee, or even his great-uncle might be involved, questioning access and motives as clues unfold.
Nelson and Barbara agree to meet frequently with plans to continue discussions. The note indicates ongoing coordination and a pending continuation of their exchange.
A selection of quotes from Lord Fisher Plutarch Swift Lowell Butler and Godkin arguing that arguing is wasteful or harmful. It contrasts fools with sensible discourse and stresses silence over pointless debate. It notes warnings about hearing both sides clouding judgment.
Doctors J. Cowan and R. H. Strong warn that many malaria cases mask quinine poisoning from high or prolonged dosing. They stress rest and protection from the sun and cold as essential, arguing drugs offer little value without proper care.
Agricultural guidance notes that green feed is valued by poultry. cabbage, turnips, beets, potatoes, and mangel are suitable. Feeding methods vary from hanging large roots to cooking potatoes and soaking clover. Sprouted grains are good but labor-intensive. aim for one daily serving the flock will consume.
Growing chicks thrive on sour milk offered freely in an open dish. When sour milk is fed, reduce beef scrap in the dry mash by half. Provide abundant fresh water, especially in hot weather, in shaded fountains. clean water dishes daily. Plenty of free range with shade aids rapid growth and vigor, while green feed and bugs reduce grain needs and disease risk.
On mature fowls the lice or their eggs hide between feathers on the fluff thighs and rear body underside of long wings and atop the head. The careful poultryman should continually look for lice as a habit.
Hawks crows rats foxes skunks weasels cats and dogs are the main predators of chicks. Poultrymen who study losses advise prevention as the best method to reduce damage this spring.
There is no best breed or variety of fowls. One person may succeed with a certain breed while a neighbor prefers another. The best plan is to select the preferred breed and, by proper mating, breed it to a high standard of quality and production.
Turkeys exposed to free range diets eagerly consume grasshoppers and various insects, highlighting natural foraging behavior. The finding suggests enhanced natural nutrition from outdoor conditions and insect-rich environments.
A Lowell Massachusetts fragment advertises a vegetable remedy for women with displacement and abdominal pain. It promises confidential, private guidance and suggests dietary relief as a treatment.
Reports from druggists show many unaware of kidney trouble and its common denial of health. Dr Kilmer'sSwampRoot is praised for mild healing effects and strong insurance implications. Tests or samplings are offered for ten cents via Dr Kilmer & Co. Binghamton NY.
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