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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1920
Page
6
Health ad promotes Jad Salts to cleanse and stimulate kidneys by daily use of four ounces of Rad Salts in water before breakfast. Claims include reducing bladder irritation and backache, with emphasis on high water intake and grape lemon acid composition.
An exchange shows Algy claiming his dog knows as much as he does while Miss Keen remarks on his oddity. She says most men boast about their dogs, highlighting a witty social clash.
Boschee's Syrup touted as a long trusted cure for coughs bronchitis colds and throat irritation. The ad claims it aids restful sleep and easy morning expectoration and notes its American-made production and wide home use worldwide.
A public discussion notes that the office should seek the man but many argue the woman deserves consideration as part of a broader candidate evaluation. The dialogue emphasizes inclusivity in political selection.
An old advertisement offers 100 for any catarrh cure failure and promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine taken internally to act on mucous surfaces. It notes forty years of sale by B J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio and offers free testimonials with price hc.
A playful exchange notes an English baronet visiting with a horse described in a dream. The other party quips that it is a knight mare, a pun linking knighthood and mare in a light conversational moment.
A mix of Bay Rum Barbo Compound and glycerine is suggested to darken gray hair gradually without staining the scalp, plus a Dr Peery Dead Bhot ad promises single dose worm expulsion with stomach and bowel benefits. An unrelated self improvement line ends the piece.
An old advertisement touts St Jacobs Oil as a rapid cure for backache lumbago sciatica and rheumatism. The copy urges readers to apply a small trial bottle to the aching area and count to fifty to feel relief. It also claims the product is harmless and penetrates clothing with instant results.
USDA guidance recommends molasses or syrup as a sugar substitute in pork curing during shortages. It outlines two methods, sweet pickle brine and dry cure, with specific proportions and curing times, noting that dry cured meat improves with age and long storage possible.
Readers are urged to include plenty of vegetables in winter diets to prevent fatigue and support growth in children. The article explains digestibility of mashed vegetables for youngsters, salt needs, and tips for cooking with minimal water. It also notes canned and dried vegetables can be tasty with proper seasoning and provides a recipe using spinach pepper and rice. Investigations from the U S Department of Agriculture find dried vegetables perform well without soaking only if of good quality.
Radiators finished with ordinary or enameled paint emit more heat than those finished with aluminum or copper bronze.
A delicate offbeat Met lace pin tray mounted on glass and set in a frame creates a charming gift idea. The piece blends vintage textile with a clear display, offering a unique decorative heirloom appeal.
Cornmeal and oatmeal are cheap cereals that become delicious when cooked properly. For five servings, mix 144 cups corn meal with 2 level tsp salt and 5 to 6 cups water and boil then simmer at least 30 minutes, ideally 3 hours or overnight in a double boiler. For oatmeal, combine 2 1/4 cups oats with 2 1/2 level tsp salt and 5 to 6 cups water and cook one hour or overnight.
The text urges washing dried figs dates and nuts before use due to possible contamination. It questions whether oranges lemons are washed before table use or zesting and notes many fruits are dirty. It recommends washing shells nuts bought in markets, then scalding and drying with a clean cloth before consumption.
Oysters chopped and served in steak gravy taste delicious. Have the butcher send home meat trimmings. A dessert spoonful of olive oil thrice daily aids digestion and adds fat for the thin. Add a quarter teaspoon of baking soda to the water when boiling onions or cabbage to reduce odor. Beat carpets first on the wrong side, then lightly on the right to extend their life. A sample from a Weare Rake.
The Food Products Inspection Service of the U S Department of Agriculture operates in 80 large cities with inspections extending to about 140 more. Since 1917 the service provides certificates of shipment quality on request, aiding buyers and shippers and reducing disputes in interstate commerce.
The water supply will be an important factor on your farm. If you do not have an abundant supply in summer, prepare for it now.
Chambers of Commerce and similar bodies assist in providing information on dealer standing Useful credit ratings come from rating firms but may be inaccurate Individual verification is essential Local bankers and the Bureau of Markets offer extra dealer lists and guidance Maintaining a stable connection with a reliable firm yields better results than chasing higher prices elsewhere
The United States department of agriculture advises that an ice house on a dairy farm should be as close as possible to the milk house to minimize ice handling. On a general farm the ice house should be near the residence, with porous sloping ground to aid drainage and natural protection from hot winds.
Beet-top silage shown to have high value for winter feed according to the United States Department of Agriculture. It appears to boost digestion and help animals derive maximum nutrients from all feeds consumed.
The passage discusses saving farm waste for soil fertility, inoculating alfalfa or soybeans for reliable crops, potato growth patterns from foliage to tubers, adjusting water in silage after filling, and expanding timber supplies by planting woodiote across several acres by American settlers.
The article stresses drainage as essential to spring road maintenance on heavy soils. Daily checks of drains and ditches prevent washouts, while a road drag clears slush and preserves the crown. Early grading and consolidation ahead of summer dryness avert dust and later repairs.
Advocate urges permanent water channels when rebuilding bridges or culverts to allow ample runoff. Proper runways could reduce repair costs, redirect funds into durable infrastructure, and yield effective results throughout the year.
The farmer aiming to attract trade should improve the farm’s appearance as passersby judge farm management by visible signs of neglect. The road bed for concrete roads is nearly as important as the wearing surface itself.
The readable portion shows fragmented phrases with indecipherable names and garbled words, providing no clear event, person, or location to summarize into a coherent news item.
Ad promotes Begg's Mustarine as a ready to use mustard plaster with added pain killers. Claims quick relief for lameness, sore muscles, stiff neck, cramps, earache, backache, headache and toothache. Urges purchase in a yellow box from 8. C. Wells & Co. Le Roy New York.
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