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Newspaper
Hartford Republican
Location
Hartford, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1920
Page
6
Nutrition guidance from the Farm Department covers meat and egg portions for children two and older, plus alternate foods and milk. It advises broiling tender cuts, stewing tough meat, and avoiding fried fats. Included are a corn relish recipe and poultry breed tips. Also sections urge efficient heating, mite control for fowls, and wound care with Borozone.
Australia reissues nickel coins in a square shape with rounded corners. The change aims to cut material costs and improve stacking. Square coins are not new and have long been used in Far East settlements.
A Utica hospital cancer patient irritated by radium on a diseased spot removed the bandage and discarded it. The $23,000 radium cesium remains missing and is being searched for in the hospital sewers.
The Washington Post reports a broad downturn as industry seeks a return to normalcy. The Pennsylvania Rail Road System reduced about 19,000 workers in the last month and other lines cut staff while the rubber ore industry continues to shrink with roughly 60,000 former employees affected. Some factories operate short time or close.
London reports former Emperor William at Doorn Castle discussed finances with his children during visits. He plans to present each child about £85,000 in Dutch money, enabling them to continue living as part of the Hohenzollern family and maintain status.
Mia and Hattie of Glenn Missouri claim Dr LeGear Stock Powders boosted cow milk by half a gallon daily and butter by a pound. The powder is praised as a digestive aid for stock animals and a tonic, claiming benefits for cows horses hogs and sheep. They note the doctor’s 28 years of veterinary practice and offer a money back guarantee through dealers.
President Seitz notes worsening fuel and food conditions in Austria with 30,000 children under 16 being fed by the American child feeding fund. The American relief association has provided 63 million free meals in Austria in 16 months, with Austrian volunteers running the program and only four Americans on the staff.
A health tip advises enjoying meals by moderating intake, chewing thoroughly, and spacing five hours between meals. It promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as a remedy to improve digestion and make meals more pleasurable.
California voters approve a law barring aliens not eligible for citizenship from owning or leasing land. The tense issue draws international interest as negotiations continue between Washington and Tokyo for a settlement amid mood shifts in both nations.
The piece blends commentary on wartime policy and Christian ideals with a product advert for Chamberlain’s Tablets. It argues against harsh actions toward Japan while noting Californians’ fear of Japanese competition, then pitches the tonic as a gentle liver and bowel aid to relieve indigestion and constipation.
A Kansas City physician has designed a steel chamber for treating certain patients with compressed air. The chamber is 88 feet long and 10 feet in diameter, arranged like a sleeping car, and can accommodate 72 people. Patients spend three to 12 hours daily under 5 to 20 pounds of pressure, claimed to quiet nerves, promote sleep, stimulate appetite and renew energy.
The Free State nationalist congress at Cape Town proclaimed the right to self determination and to secede from the British empire or break bonds with Great Britain. It opposed imperial union and urged a referendum before any secession step if a majority desires.
A French investigator finds house fly larvae survive winter inside snail bodies. In an experiment, fifty snails in warm jars yielded fly larvae emerging from nine specimens, showing how snails carry larvae through winter and fuel next season’s pest surge.
Directory items list county and district officials across Hartford Beaver Dam Fordaville and surrounding towns. Includes names for judge, clerk, sheriff, treasurer, coroner, surveyor, and school officials, plus meeting dates and exam schedules for teachers and exams for diplomas.
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