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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1922
Page
7
An advertisement urging women to dye or tint worn and shabby garments and draperies to refresh their appearance. It promises a simple solution to revive fabrics and extend wardrobe life with practical at home dyeing.
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as simple to use for dyeing any worn item. It claims directions are easy for any woman and promises color choices at the drug store.
A lively social scene unfolds as Ecstatic Financee makes an impression on attendees. The exchange hints at favorable prospects and a growing interest in ongoing dealings and partnerships.
An old advertisement touts California Fig Syrup as a harmless laxative for bilious, constipated babies and children. It claims the syrup sweetens the stomach and starts the liver and bowels without griping, contains no narcotics, and urges buyers to insist on genuine California Fig Syrup with directions.
Advertisement notes a humorous view of a person by comparing him to a vehicle engine and praising Red Cross Ball Blue for achieving snowy-white clothes after a hard day of work.
Briggins says he came from a good family during a long hike. He jokes that someone will bet he is footsore after the trek. The remarks reflect light humor amid a strenuous journey.
The USDA outlines steps to boost local markets by cutting consumer costs and raising producer returns. In Blair County near Altoona, eggs, potatoes and dressed poultry were under 10 to 22 percent of local supply, with potato freight to meet the deficit in 1922–23 ranging 15 to 40 cents per bushel. Surveys at other centers will follow to develop a nationwide local market method.
The Rhode Island Red breed originated in Rhode Island over fifty years ago from Buff Leghorns Wyandottes and Cochins. It was admitted to the American Poultry Association standard in 1895 and is known for large brown eggs and yellow skin and legs.
A ration for dairy cows should include a high protein feed such as alfalfa hay sweet clover hay cotton seed meal linseed oil meal or soy bean meal. Protein feeds cost more and are harder to produce yet omitting them reduces milk production and is poor economy.
Farm weekly income from milk cows and chickens covers routine expenses leaving other enterprises to meet larger infrequent costs and provide savings on most farms.
The United States Department of Agriculture warns that large imports of red clover seed may enter the American market for spring 1924. Trials across several states show Italian seed is unreliable, with winter-killing and disease damage common north of Ohio. a few U S strains fared better yet results varied by location.
The article discusses artificial lighting to extend day length for laying hens, improving feed intake and egg output. It notes health concerns in winter, mixed results on disease, and Purdue's A G Philips stating lighting as a management choice. Timing may shift molt and January production strategies for specific flocks.
Wheat is presented as a suitable feed for both young chickens and laying hens and can be profitably used at the current low prices. Changes in feed should be gradual to avoid drops in egg production. Suggested mixes include corn and wheat in equal parts, with a mash of ground corn, medium ground wheat, and meat scraps or tankage. An oats option uses corn, wheat, oats, and meat scrap or tankage in specified ratios.
The article states sodium fluorid can be safely used on pullets by the pinch method. A small pinch under each wing and under the vent is applied, with possible extra for lice on the back and breast, worked into the feathers. Smaller amounts are required for pullets than for hens.
The text advises baby chicks require grit and charcoal for best results. It recommends oyster shell sittings or clean sharp sand for litter on house floors. It also notes charcoal should be mixed with chick and developing mashes for optimal growth.
Mrs Leona Culpepper a trained nurse of fifteen years from 17 Lucile Avenue Atlanta describes Tanlac as effective after four to five years of nervous indigestion loss of appetite and debilitating symptoms she reports gaining sixteen pounds after three bottles and urges readers to buy Tanlac from reputable druggists.
A vintage advertisement touts Danderine as a 35 cent tonic that rejuvenates neglected hair and restores scalp health. It claims to stop itching and dandruff, strengthen thinning hair, and leave hair glossy without stickiness.
A brisk exchange unfolds as a business man questions spelling, while the stenographer replies with a wry nod to the ease of spelling that word, hinting at playful office banter and sharp wit.
An advertisement touts Cuticura Soap for daily cleansing and scalp care with Cuticura Ointment for hands. It also features Cuticura Talcum as part of a fragrant toilet trio and mixes in a Brandreth Pins laxative nod. A closing quip credits a tolerant listener.
The text questions regret over spending for good times and asserts that failure to achieve success is the individual's burden to overcome. It notes experiments with spider silk as a substitute in Madagascar and warns about people who provoke argument.
Promote using Mother Castoria as a safe substitute for harsh mother remedies. Claims over 30 years of use and no narcotics with directions on each package. Cites physicians endorsement and universal family trust.
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