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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1919
Page
5
Speakers at medical meetings argue tuberculosis is a nutritional disease. They note most adults bear scars of healed TB, but poverty and poor living conditions drive disease. Emphasis falls on nutrition classes to build strong bodies from childhood, aiming to end TB as a cause of death.
Ad offers Triumph Pills as a safe dependable remedy not sold in drug stores. It urges delaying irregular use and refusing others to avoid disappointment. Readers are instructed to write for "Relief" and particulars at National Medical Institute Milwaukee Wis. dated 10 11 19.
A fragmented notice urges readers to renew subscriptions before the final day. It references a letter and a check enclosed, mentioning Mickie and Merrly and accusing a treasurer of delays. The tone complains of late renewals and pressure to act now.
The Milwaukee Journal editorial argues the war’s end marks a shift to a higher national ethos. It praises service, new values, and shared sacrifice while condemning old political motives, inflationary dangers, and exploitation as nations return to industry and peace.
A barber foregoes a chatter about a boy’s tale and asks if the editor prefers a brief synopsis. The editor nods eagerly, requesting a concise summary, leading to a brisk exchange about length.
Fall plowing and high vitality seed yield favorable conditions. Agronomist R A Moore predicts a record breaking crop in both acreage and yield as most ground was fall-plowed for early planting. June weather supports rapid growth and ripening before frost. Most Wisconsin acreage uses home grown varieties.
The article lists sprays for potato bugs cabbage worms and plant lice including arsenate of lead lime and talc arsenate and lead arsenate or paris green in soapy water for cabbage worms nicotine sulphate for lice and Bordeaux Mixture for flea beetles and blight. It notes a shift away from paris green and provides preparation steps and dilution details for Bordeaux Mixture and lime milk mixes.
Do not delay reading this summer plan for warm days and vacations. If you live near a library, use it and ask the librarian for assistance. The Wisconsin Free Library Commission in Madison can mail travel ing libraries or small books groups to individuals and send detailed plans on request. In Winnebago County Holstein breeders sponsored an auction with 25 top sires and bull calves for their first annual sale.
Washington D. C. Up to June 1, 223,311,766 had been loaned to 87,816 farmers by the Federal Land Banks under the Farm Loan act. In May the number of loans was 3,686 totaling 11,342,855. May loan applications reached 6,204 seeking 20,354,620 while 5,944 were approved for 17,608,080. All loans are long term at low interest, unavailable before the Land Banks.
A collection of punch and nonalcoholic drinks including Loganberry Fizz and Canton Tea Cup blends. Recipes feature loganberry juice, tea, ginger, citrus, spices, and carbonated water, with chilling on ice and serving in tall glasses or punch bowls.
The tablets are intended for stomach troubles biliousness and constipation. If you have any troubles of this sort give them a trial and realize what a first class medicine will do for you. They only cost a quarter.
Government outlines steps to restore health and effect self support for disabled soldiers and sailors. It details hospital care, medical treatment, free artificial limbs, post discharge medical care, and free vocational training through the Federal Board for Vocational Education. Compensation, family allotments, and job placement help are described, with emphasis on voluntary participation and long term support.
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