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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1919
Page
2
The article details a government backed checklist to reduce quarrels in farm leases. It lists dates, parties, farm details, renewal terms, cropping plans, rent forms, division of proceeds, improvements, and dispute resolution mechanisms to promote harmony and stability between landlords and tenants.
A local ad notes cures for Sure Eyes Blood-Shot Eyes Watery Eyes and Bucky Eyes with nightly Roman in Balsam applications. It features a dialogic exchange about poets and jazz, attributed to the Birmingham Age-Herald.
A bride's father laments the marriage as a money issue with marriage bringing another mouth to feed and rising living costs, while the groom-to-be is framed as a welcomed son-in-law despite financial strains.
The article notes that adding water to cereal foods during cooking increases bulk but not nutrition. One cup of oatmeal can yield four cups of porridge without adding nourishment. Three cups of flour mix into a loaf of bread provide similar food value to the loaf. It also offers stain removal and lamp chimney cleaning tips.
Fragmentary readable phrases mention cleaning silverware and names like dante and elopieet, suggesting a miscellaneous notes item.
Corduroy is a kind of cotton velvet which may be washed providing it is not rubbed squeezed or ironed. If it is made up at home stitch the seam with a loose stitch to prevent puckering when washed. Before laundering babies coats or other lined garments loosen the lining at the bottom to avoid bagging. Use a solution of mud soap or for dark colors a solution of soap bark. So use the garment up and down in a soapy water changing the water as it becomes soiled. Rinse in several clear waters until no more dirt and soap come out. Hang the garment up dripping wet so that it will dry in the shape in which it is worn. Dry in the wind if possible. When dry brush briskly to raise the nap.
A fragmented list offers advice on olive oil as a leather and scalp remedy, eggplant seasoning, lemon juice for cleaning metals, mustard poultices with egg white, deep breathing for warmth, removing paint with ammonia and turpentine, and poaching eggs with rapid stirring.
In an effort to reduce the cost of living, 31 farmers and Burtington railroad workers organize to run wares shops selling groceries meats and work clothes. Plans call for handling all kinds of merchandise.
Open high low close figures headline a Chicago market overview with detailed grain flour hay cattle hogs and sheep price ranges. The article notes persistent taxpayer sentiment remains unpopular regardless of tax rate levels.
Advertisement in a New York paper seeks twenty men for night shift work loading ships. The terse notice hints at industrial labor needs and urban employment during a period of busy harbor activity.
Farmers waste value feed as steers trample $100 worth of feed into mud rather than buy a $25 feed rack. This example illustrates how short term saving leads to larger losses for agricultural operations.
Farmers note that grasses and weeds crop in stubble can feed sheep profitably. Practical guidance outlines selecting palatable forage, managing pasture, and maintaining flock health while utilizing harvested field residues.
The passage urges farmers to wage war on rations, save all by-products, and choose a name for the farm. It notes the silo as beyond experiment, gasoline engines as labor savers, and the value of seed corn and soybeans when grown with corn. It warns weather as a destructive influence on farm machinery left outdoors.
Readers from Conneaut Ashtabula and nearby share testimonials praising Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription for relief from uterine and menstrual discomfort. They credit long-standing health improvements and recommend it to young girls and mothers alike.
Land market notices from Meridian Mississippi advertise free maps and a guide titled Hot Seekers' Guide to Black Lands. The item promotes land opportunities and geographic information for buyers.
A base hospital singer with a deep bass voice substitutes Roll Dem Bones for Amen after songs. The doughboy member of the double quartet at Fort Sam Houston Tex performs the line with gusto. Red Cross musical director fears he may forget it during Sunday choir.
A vintage warning touts California Fig Syrup as a child laxative with claims of gentle relief for stomach liver and bowels. The ad urges mothers to insist on the California label and promises measured doses on each bottle.
An advertisement extols Green's August Flower as a long trusted household remedy for constipation, indigestion, torpid liver, and nervous dyspepsia. It promises relief after a few doses and labels the product as a gentle laxative available through druggists worldwide.
Quotation emphasizes that a man bears today’s burden best. It warns that adding tomorrow’s burden makes the load unbearable. The message highlights resilience in facing daily trials and the compounding effect of future stress.
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