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Newspaper
New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1925
Page
10
Covington Kentucky woman describes crippling back and abdominal pain from bearing down and weakness. After trying Vegetable Compound Blood Medicine Sanative Wash she improves and offers to share experience with others and answer letters.
The article explains nail growth, proper trimming and filing, and hygiene to prevent infections. It advises keeping nails round not long and pointed, trimming before washing, soaking in hot soapy water, and drying thoroughly. It notes white spots mean bruising and ridges may follow illness but will grow out.
The article cites H R Ennis of Kansas City urging better city growth and planning to restore beauty and order to American cities. It argues that billboards, signs, dirty lots, and derelict shacks degrade districts and hinder property rights and civic pride.
An article warns that increased swimming this summer raises risk of ear infections among youth. It cites water in ears, nose, and throat spreading germs, stresses wearing rubber caps with ear laps, plugging the nose, and avoiding cold or stagnant water to prevent middle ear infections that can cause deafness or serious complications.
A photo shows a flour bin crafted from an old lard can. With a tight fitting lid, the repurposed container stores flour efficiently and highlights how household ingenuity can create useful storage at little to no cost.
A Virginia woman redesigned a wooden crate to store flour, aging it with a white paint finish and casters for mobility. She built a handmade kitchen cabinet from local lumber with a hidden space beneath for the flour bin. The photo was taken by the U S Department of Agriculture.
Practical guidance from the USDA on preserving berries including blackberries blueberries dewberries huckleberries loganberries and raspberries using water bath or pressure canning. Steps cover fruit selection washing packing with hot syrup gooseberries require thicker syrup jars and cans sealing processing times and proper cooling and labeling.
Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin announces that extending private home ownership is central to Britain’s housing policy. He stresses that people should own homes, warns against less private property, and argues a good home reflects individual personality and benefits the state.
The article argues that beautifying home grounds is a key artistic effort for landscape designers. It urges communities to involve citizens in improving all surrounding plots rather than focusing only on individual properties to enhance neighborhood beauty.
The interior cleaning reflects occupant taste while a tidy exterior with a well kept lawn and attractive shrubs gains neighborhood interest and citywide pride, suggesting every yard reaching full marks could earn the town a national spotless reputation.
A farmer's boy finds a friend waiting by the road for Dylly Smith to arrive for an evening class. The friend insists he is waiting tonight, though the class is tomorrow, because when in love a fellow won’t wait for a schedule.
Telephone linemen may erect lines along any road roof or yard of any house under a Persian government decree.
An advertisement touts a beauty routine by a refined woman, noting the perfume influence and cleansing with Cuticura Soap and hot water to purify pores, followed by Cuticura Talcum powder for a clear healthy complexion.
The new line from Ogulin to Split reduces travel time to 14 hours and halves the fare, expanding service along Dalmatia. The railway promises faster links between inland Croatia and the Adriatic coast, improving regional connections.
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