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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1920
Page
7
A testimonial from a Mrs. Coenspon Bos recounts severe postnatal weakness after births. She credits Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with restoring health and urges other women to write for confidential advice from the company.
A garbled Tealing News item comments on yard tasks and a morning routine, noting plans to wipe dew off the chase and keep the back yard tidy as part of a local life vignette. Names appear garbled, but the piece centers on mundane domestic chores and a character named Mr Peartety.
fragments describe wartime footwear care and medical powders used by army and nearby regions after conflict. references to feet, water therapy, and powder remedies hint at public health practices. a husband asks about a design impacting a cloak as a matter of intrigue and social standing.
The United States Department of Agriculture notes labor is scarce while binder twine should be plentiful and cheaper this year. Despite low fiber prices, harvest labor remains a concern as farmers warn of reduced planting and a potential labor shortfall in key wheat states. Officials mobilize college students and volunteers to aid harvest efforts nationwide.
Guidance on thrashing timing to saver moisture and avoid wasting grain. Dry thrash preferred, early or after sweating. damp grain sweats too much, becomes hot and burnt. Community thrashing advised for small farms. clean separators, remove seed from straw, and stack straw for feed or bedding. Contact USDA for Farmers' Bulletin 678 Growing Hard Spring Wheat.
Announce purchase of labor saving machinery and implements noting scarcity and high prices. Encourages buyers to acquire tools to improve efficiency and reduce labor costs.
Corn yields per acre could be doubled within a few years without extra work or expense. It is not the unreasonable belief that double the present output could be achieved. the aim is to produce enough on fewer acres with less labor, reducing plowing harrowing cultivating and harvesting efforts.
Feed stocker calves and yearlings 1 to 3 pounds of concentrate daily. Include cottonseed cake as part of the diet. Provide pasture as usual, except in severe weather when roughage should be added.
A compact farming column urges locating farm buildings to save steps and encourages song birds as allies. It asserts rich land is often the cheapest when net profits are considered and notes loco weed thrives where moisture is abundant.
Fragmented OCR text mentions The News Monetay and infemen details about Pete Whety and a quoted line about twenty five or test. Reads like garbled note referencing names and an event without clear facts or dates.
A garbled OCR fragment suggests someone named Sarpre with a new beau, a man possibly called Neilie or nearby, but the text is unreadable and does not provide clear names, dates, or events to confirm.
An old ad boast praising Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a cure for kidney liver and bladder ailments claiming many testimonials and urging readers to request a sample bottle by mail from Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton NY with ten cents and to buy at drug stores Adv.
A local dispute centers on a neighbor's claim that ironwork installed by SES Kone Barlen does not scratch the surface. The case highlights tensions over property damage and the true state of the fence.
A short advisory urges mothers to inspect every bottle of Castoria, the long used infant remedy, ensuring proper labeling and packaging for safety and reliability. The note underscores careful health practices for families using familiar medicines.
The fragment presents a dialogue about belonging to the poor or the new rich, with Olson style phrasing indicating a split between old and new wealth. Becker counters that neither Jones nor he belongs to the new or old elite.
The text reads like an odd mix of cosmetic product claims and satirical musings. It references a facial wash and ointment, mentions a soap, and notes vague improvements for complexions. A lengthy stray reflection on work life and social observation follows, ending with disjointed numbers and names.
An old medical ad claims eczema stems from blood infection and promotes S. S. S. as a thorough blood cleanse. It urges readers to get a bottle at Medical-110 Swift Laboratory in Atlanta, Ga, for visible results.
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