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New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1925

Page

8

Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound touted by Michigan writer

Mrs Henry Hozister of Wyandotte Michigan credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for healing after childbirth and years of pain. She says it helped her nurse her baby Wes and she recommends the remedy to others. The ad asserts the product is dependable for all women and available at druggists.

Michigan Wes Lydia E. Pinkham Lydia E Henry Ho Zister R. F.D. No Box 7 Wyandotte, Mich

How to Keep Well Addin Head Wilson on Fleas

Head Wilson warns fleas irritate dogs and may spread disease. A study of eight people showed severe inflammation in one, while the rest had little irritation. Fleas, especially rat and dog fleas, can carry bubonic plague. rats play a role in transmission. To control infestation, treat animals with flea soap and creolin cautiously, use pyrethrum powder, and fumigate rooms with mothballs after sealing them for 24 hours.

Wilson Europe London Man

Does Alcohol Shorten Life A Debate Across Sectors

The article weighs whether alcohol harms longevity across science, law, business and society. It cites railroad policies banning drinking, insurance data showing higher death rates among drinkers, and the unresolved question of alcohol as food or poison. It notes conflicting expert views and echoes Mr Dooley on the persistent debate.

Mtmch Mr. Dooley Dilnte Dooley

Lighter Lunches for Picnics Promote Quick Outdoor Feasts

The USDA notes picnics now emphasize recreation and fresh foods over heavy cooking. Assemblies favor salads, crisp vegetables, cheese, fruit, and portable items. Lightweight lunches with fruit, lettuce, tomatoes, and a thermos suit hot weather and enhance summer comfort.

United States Department of Agriculture Mother

Swiss chard the most valuable green for food

The Department of Agriculture advises Swiss chard as a versatile summer green. Leaves cook quickly like spinach, stalks cook like asparagus, and the plant stores well. Rich in vitamins A and B with calcium and iron, chard thrives in heat and pairs with kale, duck, sorrel, mustard, or dandelion.

United States Department of Agriculture

Important Protein Foods and Their Nutrients

The USDA identifies meat poultry fish eggs milk soy beans and peanuts as key dietary protein sources. Milk remains essential for growing children and is difficult to replace. Meats and egg yolks provide minerals, while milk and peanuts supply calcium and phosphorus. Some proteins also deliver vitamins A and B.

United States Department of Agriculture

Whipped Cream Uses and Preparation Tips

A U S Department of Agriculture note highlights whipped cream as a versatile ingredient. It advises on desserts like Charlotte russe and gingerbread, beverages such as hot chocolate, and savory uses like mayonnaise dressing, with guidance on cream fat content and pasteurization for best whipping.

United States Department of Agriculture

Children Like Rice and Cherries as a Dessert

A simple child friendly dish combines cooked fluffy rice sugar cherries and whipped cream. Use one cup each of cream and cherries plus one cup of cooked rice and a dash of salt. Chill thoroughly before serving.

United States Department of Agriculture

Japs Rebuild Shinto Shrines After Earthquake

A Shinto shrine reconstruction committee decided to rebuild 193 destroyed shrines in Pohya and nearby areas using fireproof materials. The project estimates total cost at 4,562,103 sen.

Tour Shinto Shrine Reconstruction Committee Tn Pohya

Partridge killed by wires in Brockton Pleasant Street

A partridge was fatally struck as it flew over Pleasant Street in Brockton Moss near Boston. A passerby found its severed body near telephone wires and noted the bird had collided with the wires mid flight. An unrelated advertisement promotes Cuticura products for hands and toiletry use.

Pleasant Street Brockton Moss Boston

Tough Luck Waiter Diner Joke Dampens Dining Mood

A diner berates a waiter over a steak that evokes a family black sheep joke turning a meal sour. The exchange highlights humor and frustration in a casual dining scene.

Insurance policy worth after death debated

A garbled note discusses whether a woman who has lived a prudent life gains value from an insurance policy after death, contrasting with one who has not. It hints at moral judgments shaping financial worth and estate considerations.

Dave's Mentha Pensin Promises Quick Stomach Relief

Classified style advertisement urges readers to try Dave's Mentha Pensin for indigestion gas belching heaviness and stomach distress. Claims rapid relief for acute cases with one or two doses and longer use for chronic issues, offering a money back guarantee if not helpful.

Dave

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