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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1920
Page
6
An advertisement states Danderine stops hair loss and dandruff after application. It promises hair regrowth, increased brightness and thickness, with every strand showing new life. The copy adds a slogan about an ounce of kitten having more action than a ton of elephant.
Dye right with Diamond Dyes as directions claim any woman can revive worn garments and fabrics. The ad urges asking a druggist for the Diamond Dyes Color Card and notes the fadeless, rich results across wool, silk, linen, cotton, and blends.
An advertorial promoting Bochee's Syrup as a harmless soothing remedy for coughs colds bronchitis throat irritation and especially lung troubles. The copy claims wide worldwide use in thousands of households by 2014.
The U S department of agriculture finds factory driers costly, often five times home built. It promotes DIY options including a metal covered unit on a cook stove and a cheaper lath and wire screen drier to preserve garden surplus for winter.
A public health guidance outlines a balanced daily diet for growing children. It stresses including milk with each meal, fruits and vegetables, meats or substitutes, cereals, potatoes, and fats in proper variety and preparation. It notes potatoes suit many preparations and advises balancing rice with meat to avoid overreliance on one starch.
The guide advises substituting coffee for milk in cake bases, noting coffee lacks milk thickening. Use one tablespoon less coffee per cup than you would milk to maintain proper texture.
Guidance on checking potato quality by slicing one and matching halves. Juicy sticking halves indicate good potatoes.
Experiments from the United States Department of Agriculture experimental kitchen show one-fifth to one-quarter less sugar can be used in jelly and jam. Adding a quarter teaspoon of salt per cup of fruit juice reduces sweetness in nonacid fruits, with saltiness fading after weeks but enhancing overall flavor. For strongly flavored fruits or those with zest, syrups can replace part of the granulated sugar, commonly in half and half proportions.
The U S department of agriculture cautions canners about flat sour in canned corn peas beans and asparagus. To avoid it gather vegetables within five to six hours blanch cold dip pack jars individually and load into the canner promptly. rapid cooling prevents overcooking preserves clarity texture and shape.
Practical kitchen notes advise starting corn beef in cold water and portioning a four-pound fish into six or seven pieces. It suggests keeping thick holders handy, serving scrambled eggs with asparagus, and scatterable cloves to deter ants.
The writer extols Western Canada’s vast grain belts, praising wheat oats barley flax and corn yields. He projects a crop value exceeding a billion dollars with wheat alone at about 700 million and notes strong prices, large elevators, and railroad networks fueling a winter and spring buying rush.
An advertisement touts Cuticura Ointment and Cuticura Soap for improving skin conditions and dandruff. It claims fast cleansing with warm water and minutes of routine and suggests the product can aid poor complexions and rough hands. It also includes a general self help line about breaking bad habits.
A terse exchange notes a friend in the tug business and suggests he should have pulled for them. The line hints at maritime work and the speaker’s expectation of assistance within a close group.
An advertisement urges parents to insist on the word California on syrup bottles to ensure a mild remedy for indigestion and stomach issues in children. It touts the fruity taste and full directions. It also features a Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills claim and a remark on women’s ideas of happiness.
An elderly woman, Mrs. John Hill, reports relief from sour stomach after a week taking Eatonie. The ad claims Eatonie quickly relieves sour stomach indigestion heartburn bloating and distress by carrying out excess acidity and gases and promises relief for tens of thousands of users with a guarantee on a big box.
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