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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1923
Page
18
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as a universal home dyeing solution. It claims wool silk linen cotton and mixed fabrics can be dyed or tinted safely, with guarantees against fading streaking or spotting. The copy urges telling the druggist the material type for best results and ends with a quip about a man who knows nothing.
The USDA prepared piece reviews three main cattle tests subcutaneous intradermic and ophthalmic detailing their advantages and drawbacks. It notes skilled veterinarians with good judgment are needed for valid results and outlines chapters on tuberculin, testing poultry and swine, animal identification, postmortem checks, and follow up work.
New York State College of Agriculture at Ithaca notes a herd where each cow yielded about 6 585 pounds of milk per year. After all costs including feed, interest, depreciation, and service fees, the owner still faced a loss, illustrating the economic challenge of low producing dairy cattle.
The article examines cow labor efficiency and milk yield, noting three poor cows averaging 4201 pounds and a best cow at 11501 pounds, yielding owner profits. It offers ten college recommendations: healthy herd, low-cost producers, proper ration, cheapest feed, proportional milk mix, individual water buckets, well ventilated stalls, comfort, quality product, and keeping records.
Kangag State College states six minutes daily are required for weighings to keep dairy records. The note suggests the practice is part of routine record keeping and invites ideas for more efficient daily tasks.
Mrs Elia Wagenaar of 208 Graham St Portland Ore credits Tantac treatment with saving her life after nine years of illness. She suffered a general breakdown, loss of forty pounds, insomnia, fainting spells, and unable to keep food down. After trying many remedies and spending over a thousand dollars, she improved dramatically and praises Taniae, sold by druggists with over 85 million bottles sold.
A historical ad style item promotes convalescent meals with Plymouth Rock Genutine jelly as especially welcome. It also features Cuticura advertisements claiming facial benefits from a regimen of Cuticura Ointment and Soap, and a light quip about married life.
An old advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine treats catarrh and deafness with an ointment and a blood-acting tonic. The copy notes a price and distributor J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio and shifts to a joke about steak and marriage showing a humorous aside.
An old Lancashire weaving custom uses hand signs and lip movements to communicate during loud shifts. Learners grasp the time of day signals and gradually understand the system, enabling quick exchange when looms rumble and speech is inaudible.
The twelve Federal Reserve Banks are in Boston New York Philadelphia Cleveland Richmond Atlanta Chicago St Louis Minneapolis Kansas City Dallas and San Francisco with Ottawa and other centers shown in regional tables for reference.
A vintage reminder urges mothers to examine every bottle of Castoria, the long trusted remedy for infants and children, ensuring the signature remains legible. The ad emphasizes Castoria’s over eighty years in use and notes that children cry for Fletcher's Castoria.
The article outlines a man's den equipped with modern electric conveniences. Features include an electric log fireplace, an electric cigar lighter, a tobacco-smell clearing humidifier, an electric cocktail mixer, a non winding clock, an immersion heater, and an electric reclining couch with a full comfort feature and a soft reading light.
The Bank of Ireland issues a new £1 note in circulation, the same size as the former Treasury note and claimed to be forgery resistant. Central design features include an oval green panel with “One Pound” and £1, and an Erin figure replacing Parliament houses on the reverse. A humorous line notes a man’s appearance when he’s chasing debts.
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