For Sale Eatery Depicting Debilene Item
Fragmentary classified snippet shows an ad likely offering sale of a product or item. Readable terms mention sale and a vendor, but full details are obscured by corruption.
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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1912
Page
7
Fragmentary classified snippet shows an ad likely offering sale of a product or item. Readable terms mention sale and a vendor, but full details are obscured by corruption.
Ample preparations are needed before lambing begins with dry ventilated lambing pens and quick setup hurdles. The shepherd should isolate ewes for birth, be ready to assist in delivery, warm weak lambs, and use techniques to foster adoption of lambs by other ewes when milk is insufficient.
Following Indiana Corn Growers Association sessions at Purdue in January, farmers across the state plan to plant more alfalfa. Prof. A T Wiancko notes alfalfa can yield two to four times more hay than clover and is adaptable to Indiana soils, with weed control and proper inoculation key to success. The extension department runs special trains to share Purdue findings with thousands of interested farmers.
The article notes corn fodder as one of the most dependable roughage crops. It emphasizes its reliability for feeding livestock.
Night Editor suggests shortening to convey danger. The line proposes replacing clutches with jaws to mirror the same loan shark threat without excess length.
G Bau mel of Chicago describes three years of persistent facial acne with itching and disfigurement. After trying pills and other remedies, he used Cuticura Soap and Ointment following a booklet guide. Within weeks his condition improved and he was cured, praising the products and requesting free samples from Cuticura, Dept. L, Boston.
An odd brief from the Toston Evening Transcript noting a remark about “easiest answer” and a spirited exchange on the price of eggs. The line implies a mock dispute over cost and value in a local context.
Philadelphia's Hahnemann hospital invites 100 men and women with warts to join experiments for wart removal. The ad notes a surge of wart bearing applicants turning the hospital into a vast beauty parlor like setting. Paxtine Antiseptic is advertised as superior and available at 2 cents a box or by post from The Paxton Toilet Co. Boston.
A courtroom exchange features a judge quipping about a daring dress and urging closer ties to fact. Fact and Fancy clash in a witty moment as the judge comments on costume flamboyance vs reality.
A fragmented satirical note contends that a person should not speak gossip more than they hear. It argues a woman should have two ears to hear gossip and one tongue to repeat it, and that a man cannot form an impartial opinion of himself.
A vendor touts a remedy with promises to cure piles in 6 to 14 days and claims Itching bleeding or protruding piles can be treated. The text contains odd lines about marriage and gender roles while recommending a product called Nature's Medicine and Garntid Tea.
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