Peruna Advert Says Women Suffer Long Ills
Humorous quip from the Birmingham Age-Herald notes a woman with chronic illness for twenty six years and jokes about solutions like chloroform being illegal, reflecting era medicinal advertising tone.
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Newspaper
Paoli Republican
Location
Paoli, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1920
Page
8
Humorous quip from the Birmingham Age-Herald notes a woman with chronic illness for twenty six years and jokes about solutions like chloroform being illegal, reflecting era medicinal advertising tone.
Booth Tarkington recalls Munich before the war as an earthly paradise where ten cents buys a beer and a meal as students drink and listen to Wagner. A tale of Student Cobb from Missouri features a waiter and manager in a Munich beer garden. Cobb orders four frankfurters.
A brief échange quotes a husband known for firm beliefs, contrasted with a claim about his mental strength. The remark suggests tension between stated convictions and perceived intellect in a domestic context.
Valerie Henning of Panola county Mississippi, sixteen, holds the state poultry club championship. Her 1919 flock yielded 2840 eggs from January 1 to October 16 and profits from the year total $525.85, funding her agricultural high school education. She started with $18.50 borrowed from a bank to buy four hens and a cockerel.
The article advises farmers to grow their laying flock with care. It notes women and girls often manage poultry and can increase numbers if range, feed, and shelter are adequate. It warns that keeping poor hens wastes resources and that valuable hens should be selected.
A witty remark notes that a true friend often not only avoids criticizing foolish acts but also participates with you, turning shared folly into a kind of camaraderie and inside joke.
Regulations urge poultry traders to shield ducks and hens from sunlight as part of safe market handling. The guidance claims sun exposure can affect egg fertility and overall product quality, underscoring prudent health and supply considerations for sellers and buyers.
A golf ball maker Jack Jolly recalls a Scotsman who age 81 still improves at golf. a friend asks if he will ever learn. Another item shows Mrs Benham doubting a doctor’s warning about appendicitis from pocket money irritation.
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