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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1912
Page
7
The article warns that spring field work requires gradual start for horses weakened by scarce feed. Increase nutritious feed with corn and bran oats, care brood mares, improve colt rearing, and avoid heavy early plow work. Emphasizes proper harness, grooming, and keeping skin pores open for efficiency.
An article discusses why many chicks die, stressing prevention over cures. It lists causes like heavy winter egg production, confinement, incubation issues, improper handling, feeding timing, brooding conditions, crowding, air quality, and reused ground. Prevention hinges on vigor and proper management.
Garfield Tea claims to keep the liver in good condition, ensuring a clear head and overall health. Consume before retiring for best results.
A candid man declares he seeks money, not work, but is willing to work since labor is the only path to earnings. The exchange highlights a practical perspective on employment and compensation.
The remark notes that the so called final advancement in automobile design is described as the last word in the field and raises a playful question about naming machines as she.
Advertisement copy claiming Cole's Carboli salve stops hurt from burns or cuts and prevents scars. Mentions price two cents and free sample offers, with supplier J. W. Cole & Co. of Black River Falls Wisconsin.
A New York editor contemplates featuring a man who claims to understand birds. The quirky exchange ends with the plan to send him to interview a robin to test his claims.
An old Murine eye remedy advertisement promotes relief for red weak and watery eyes and irritated eyelids. It claims quick action and includes a book in each package.
Two young motorists in a new touring car nearly struck an old man at a crossing. After the near miss they returned to check on him and found him only winded. They then took him for a ride around the parks before taking him home to his wife.
South Carolina Senator W. H. Stewart visits Washington to push a bill placing the Catawba Indians on the same basis as other tribes. The group, about 100 people, has long been wards of the state but seeks federal recognition, land allotment, and citizenship like other Native peoples.
Mrs G A Selby of Redondo Beach California says Cuticura Soap keeps her five month old baby free from sores and chafing and that the child won a prize in a baby contest. She urges other mothers to use Cuticura and notes many homes suffer from poor soap. A free sample and 32 page booklet are offered by Cuticura Dept L Boston.
Exchange between Karl and Emmy about medical exams and familiarity. The dialogue hints at social norms and reluctance to expose oneself to a doctor. The fragment reflects early 20th century attitudes toward modesty and medical visits.
A playful note praising Garfield Tea as a cheerful remedy to bad weather, suggesting the drink brings comfort and a pleasant mood.
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