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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1918
Page
7
An old advertisement touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe herbal liver and bowel cleanser. It contrasts the product with calomel, claims the tone cleanses without causing salivation or bone necrosis, and urges readers to try it with a money back guarantee.
Partial OCR text shows domestic quarrel about tacks at home and a political suffrage discussion. Mentions Mrs Jones, Jones, and generic references to voting, urging restraint and better methods, with unrelated ad phrases and quotes mixed in.
An old advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine to treat frequent colds and chronic catarrh by cleansing the blood. It claims internal action and a money back guarantee, with a Toledo company contact. Also mentions Roman Eye Balsam for tired or watery eyes and eye strain with a promotional ad tone.
A Milton North Carolina resident, Captain W G Graves, reports back and kidney relief after using Anurie Tablets. The ad copy promotes Pleasant Pellets for liver and digestion and claims lasting health benefits and ease of use.
Article extols cottage cheese as a palatable nutritious product that can replace meat pound for pound, offering 25 percent more protein per body weight than medium fat beef and costing about half as much. It outlines simple home methods and references USDA guidance to improve yields from skim milk.
An article explains cottage cheese can match meat for protein and energy at lower cost. It compares protein: one pound cottage cheese to several pounds of beef, pork, and poultry and shows energy equivalents for sirloin, round steak, chuck rib beef, fowl, ham, pork chop, lamb, and veal.
A fragment discusses needed elaborations in methods to ensure good uniform quality. It notes that both small batch production and larger scale production require careful process choices and standardized procedures.
United States Department of Agriculture poultry experts urge housewives to purchase three pound broilers and avoid squab chickens under a conservation plan. Officials say serving underdeveloped birds wastes food while proper feeding yields extra meat from by-products like buttermilk and skim milk.
Instructions describe souring milk, adding clabbering agents, heating to 100 degrees Fahrenheit for about thirty minutes, draining curd in a cloth bag, and pressing into smooth curd. Final steps cover salting, storage in glass or earthenware, and keeping cold to prevent spoilage.
Mrs Efe Hill of Blanchester Ohio reports long suffered headaches nervous distress and weakness. After four bottles of Peruna she says she gained strength and flesh and feels well. The letter reflects a testimonial tone common in patent remedy ads.
A historical note describes mixing a hair dye using water Bay tum glycerine and Barbe Compound to darken gray hair. The preparation claims to color without staining the scalp or becoming sticky, suitable for home use at low cost.
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