Diamond Dyes Used To Color Child Garments
A short note mentions a woman who dyed a sweater skirt and a child's coat with Diamond Dyes. The fragment adds a proverb about a man who knows nothing and is always last to learn.
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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1923
Page
24
A short note mentions a woman who dyed a sweater skirt and a child's coat with Diamond Dyes. The fragment adds a proverb about a man who knows nothing and is always last to learn.
The Department of Agriculture issues Circular 249 detailing the three main tuberculin tests for cattle. It explains bovine tests named Balcutaneous Intradermal and ophthalmic, plus their advantages and drawbacks. It stresses veterinarians' skill judgment and diplomacy for accurate results.
Authorities at the New York college of agriculture in Ithaca say a low producing cow herd is a money loser. One herd averaged just 6.585 pounds of milk per cow per year after all costs were charged, including feed, interest on investment, depreciation, and service fees, leaving the owner with little.
The text analyzes dairy efficiency noting the poorest cows averaged 4201 pounds of milk earning 12 cents per hour for Inbor while a top cow produced 11601 pounds earning 1.46 dollars per hour. It offers college suggestions to turn losses into profits: healthy herd. low cost production. proper ration. low cost ration via legumes. ration proportions. individual drinking buckets. well ventilated lighted stalls. keep herd comfortable and content. aim for quality product. keep records.
Mrs Evia Wagenaar of 208 Gration St Portland Ore declares after nine years of illness and weight loss that the Tantac Tanlac treatment cured her general breakdown restoring health and weight. She says she spent over a thousand dollars before trying Tanlac which her husband urged and now praises the remedy as life saving. Over 35 million bottles sold.
Fall’s Catarrh Medicine promises rapid relief from catarrh and unwelcome wheatness by using an ointment for external inflammation and an internal tonic that acts on the blood to soothe mucous surfaces. Sold by druggists for over four years by Cheney & Co. Toledo, O.
The fragment presents exchanges about luck and happiness with a playful tone. It contrasts a young husband’s tough luck with a remark about successfully obtaining a steak, ending on a note of lingering merriment and jollity. Names are not clearly identified in the readable text.
An old advertisement page offers gelatin desserts as appetizing foods for convalescents and promotes Catleura products for skin and hair care. The items include watch-related humor, a miscommunication at a second-hand store, and light fiction dialogue about married life indicating era humor and domestic commerce.
Among Lancashire weavers a long standing sign language enables workers to communicate during loom noise. A forefinger and four fingers signal time, lips movements cue meanings, and pupils learn quickly to converse during breaks. A Danish navigator named John Scolvo allegedly reached America in 1476, predating Columbus, per Dr. LøfUS Larsen.
A Kansas state program warns that weighing milk and maintaining herd records takes six minutes daily per herd. It asks if farmers can manage with six minutes a day, noting the lack of practical experience behind the claim.
The article lists the 12 federal reserve banks by city: Boston New York Philadelphia Cleveland Richmond Atlanta Chicago St Louis Minneapolis Kansas City Dallas and San Francisco.
A concise item from the Orristown Times notes a shift in enforcement on jailing for debt. It states that arresting Anan for owing money is no longer viable and jokes about the impracticality when funds are present.
A humorous catalog of electric gear for the man of the house includes an electric log lighter, a humidifier, an electric cocktail mixer, a winding clock, and an immersion heater. It suggests a well appointed home den with an electric couch cover and a shaded reading light. Ireland’s One-Pound Note notes a new issue by Bank of Ireland showing Erin with a harp.
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