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Newspaper
Pendleton Times
Location
Pendleton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1922
Page
2
Mrs. Paul Lavreau of Rochester endorses Tanlac claiming a nineteen pound loss followed by five pounds gained after two bottles restoring strength. The ad links nervousness and tiredness to stomach health and urges readers to buy Tanlac from druggists.
The piece notes a South American saying that the coconut palm can supply food drink shelter fuel utensils and even clothing. It cites the notion that a coconut tree is a bride's dowry per the Boston Transcript.
South Pend. Ind. woman describes organic troubles pains and fatigue. After using Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription she gained strength from ninety to 140 pounds and reports being free of aches and able to work. Sold by all druggists in tablets or liquid.
Drace and Shottle chase Stepho la Vitte by river toward Farnum's Landing aboard the Bumblebee. A stop at a wine dealer’s leads to a lead on Stepho and a plan to visit General Bethpage, famed river legend and former colonel with a Georgian roulette tale.
A poultry guide explains scaly leg disease in chickens caused by a tiny mite. Treatments include warm foot baths to soften crusts, then applying a mite killer. recipes feature caraway in lard or vaseline or sulfur mixtures, with kerosene and raw linseed oil cited as speedy options.
A late 1860s steamboat tale on the Mississippi shows Virgil Drace pursuing revenge for his father’s murder while entangled with Nadine la Vitte and the rogue Stepho de Vitte. Drace partners with Liberty Shottle to uncover Nadine’s true lineage amid gambling and intrigue on board and in New Orleans.
After a ceremonial visit with Colonel Josh, Drace and Shoettle learn they are implicated in a riot. The New Orleans police demand they register aboard the Bumblebee steamer at dawn to avoid capture. Desperate, Drace hunts for Stephon Vitte as time runs out before departure.
A Washington DC poultry operation feeding well-selected garbage to about 1000 fowls reports high profits. Garbage is hauled twice daily and fed fresh at mid morning and mid afternoon, with feeding spots rotated to prevent contamination. Turkeys and cockerels also gain from the scavenged scraps.
Advice on starting a small chicken flock for meat and eggs. A pair of productive hens can lay eggs to sell, with low start costs. Chickens thrive on waste and require only moderate space.
The note urges giving growing chicks clean water and abundant green feed. It links losses from rice and mites to gold value, advises nest provisioning with at least one nest per six hens, and recommends ample straw in nests. It also says high producing hens are wedge shaped with a front point and emphasizes seasonal care in spring, fall, and winter.
A quoted exchange from London Tit-Bits mocks a parent and child after a school exam. The neighbor’s clever daughter Marjorie Daniels passes with honors while Kathleen laments. The child retorts that Marjorie’s clever parents influence her success.
The Savannah completed a 1819 transatlantic crossing from Savannah Georgia to Liverpool in 29 days 11 hours, using steam-assisted sailing. In 1833 the Royal William of 830 tons built in Canada made the first entirely steam powered transatlantic voyage.
In a life moment, Famela resists a parental prompt to brush teeth, expressing dislike while the mother notes the ongoing instruction. The exchange reflects household routine and tension around daily hygiene.
A friend quips to the proud father of a new A M degree recipient that a Ph D may follow but the graduate will seek a job instead. The remark comes from a St. Louis Christian Evangelist cartoon caption.
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