Tanlac Praised By West Coast Reader In Letter
Mrs J A Burrington of Los Angeles credits Tanlac with ending years of indigestion and stomach trouble. She recalls strict dieting in childhood, enduring distress, and gaining weight after two years of use. She reports restored appetite and strength after four bottles and says she keeps Tanlac on hand. Tanlac sold by leading druggists.
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Tanlace
J. A. Burrington
Stanford Ave
Los Angeles
Calif
Tate
Taniae
Estain 10
Weizsht
Tanlac
Aly
Blikers’ Sweetheart Notch Draws Mixed Notion from Crew
A terse exchange reveals personal jests as Cholly compliments a Bricks helper and Percy recalls an episode where she allegedly pressed herself on him. The dialogue hints at informal tensions within the group.
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Cholly
Percy
Whisky as Drugstore Item Sparks Market Debate
A claim argues whisky should not be treated as a drug since it is sold in drug stores. The note discusses regulatory perceptions and consumer accessibility in retail settings.
Cuticura Soap Ad Promises Clean Shave and Skin Health
An advertisement claims Cuticura Soap doubles razor efficiency and promotes skin purity, comfort, and health. It touts no mug, no slime, no germs, no waste, and no irritation even with twice daily shaving. One soap for shaving bathing and shampooing.
The Mosquito and the Fly The Odd Courtship
A humorous old verse compares the mosquito drawn to a bare arm with a fly attracted to a bald pate, highlighting odd animal passions in a tongue in cheek tone.
Freckles Fade with Othine Double Strength
Advert says Othine double strength removes freckles with nightly applications. One ounce often suffices to clear skin. money back guarantee if it fails. Also mentions a 21 model hammock suitable for one or two.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promotes Natural Healing
Catarrh is described as a local disease influenced by constitutional conditions. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is presented as a tonic and blood purifier that cleanses the blood and builds up the system to restore normal conditions and support Nature's healing. Circulars free from Druggists. Ir. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
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Hall
Nature
Ir. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Man With Lobster Appetite Notices Prune Income
A quirky note suggests a man who loves lobster often earns little money. The phrase playfully contrasts lavish seafood cravings with modest earnings, implying a humorous or ironic situation.
Red Cross Ball Blue and Swiss Coinage Note
A quirky shopper tip urges saying Red Cross Ball Blue to grocers for better results. The note adds that Swiss people were the first to date their coinage, a separate historical aside.
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Red Cross
Milk substitutes fall short for growing calves says farmer
A Missouri farmer cited by the U S Department of Agriculture argues no substitute for fresh milk exists for veal calves and warns starvation and poor feeding harm growth. He recalls pioneer Iowa life and says milk kept him healthy, noting that malaria and stunted growth followed poor nutrition.
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Iowa
Ife
Potato Growing Tips For Home Gardeners In Spring
The article advises planning rich soil with manure and potash heavy fertilizer for Irish potatoes. Prepare soil eight to nine inches deep, plant seed pieces with proper spacing, and use disease free seed from Maine New York Michigan or Wisconsin. It also covers perennial plants like asparagus rhubarb grapes and horseradish plus seed potato storage and plant depth.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Mbps
Maine
New York
Michigan
Wisconsin
New Yorker
Ohio
Triumph
Green Mountain
Production of Good Horses Pushes City Market Growth
Horse dealers report a rebound in horse sales with more draft horses sold for city use than in years past. The Minnesota Horse Breeders' association notes increased production of quality horses addressing a critical need, as Wayne Dinsmore predicts farmers will find a better market for surplus stock.
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Horse Association of America
J. Ts. Kuehn
University Farm
Minnesota Horse Breeders’ Association
Wayne Dinsmore
High sills blamed for pig losses and stunting
A Nebraska swine grower writes to Agriculture blaming high sills in front of hog pens for many pigs dying or becoming runts. He urges stockmen to check equipment and ensure small pigs can follow sows into pens, stressing balanced rations sanitation and clean water to prevent runts.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bush Velvet Bean Favored by 400 Cooperators in 1920 Tests
Reports from 400 cooperators of the United States Department of Agriculture show bush velvet bean tested in 1920 is widely recommended. About three quarters rate it a market success and over half deem it superior to other varieties. Noted uses include field corn as a nonwinding cover and green manure in citrus orchards, where it may cut fertilizer costs.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Benefit of Stable Manure Balanced with Acid Phosphate
Manure provides humus plant materials and bacteria to aid crops but should be balanced with acid phosphate to maximize its benefits. Acid phosphate is inexpensive and enhances manure effectiveness for soils.
Harness Repair Guidelines for Durability and Safety
Neglecting harness upkeep weakens durability and risks injury. Inspect waxed linen seams, keep buckles solid, and wash and maintain harnesses regularly to ensure reliability and safety.
Unsealed Letter Misplaced in Desk Drawer
A writer recalls placing a letter in a desk drawer and sealing it later to mail. A formal note arrived thanking him for a small file he had in the drawer, and noting there is no need for such trouble since she has a complete ivory set. The writer explains the file slipped in by accident and apologizes.
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Chicago Tribune
Late Crop After Potatoes
The article explains planting dates for a late crop after potatoes including sweet corn between potato rows two weeks before harvest and interplanting late cabbage and turnips. It notes late potatoes sown around June 1–20 in the north and late July in the south, occupying ground until frost for winter use.
Bootleg Magazine Sales Reported On City Street Newsstands
An Indianapolis resident said police barred sales of magazines from sidewalk stands except at one corner where a stand was bootlegging them. The attendant cited enforcement targeting non newspaper items at street vendors.
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Indianapolis
Sandy Soil Virtues and Flaws in Plant Growth
The chief virtue of sandy soil is its easy root penetration while its main fault is rapid drying. Clay soil holds water well but compacts and hardens. Both soils benefit from stable manure to loosen clay and retain moisture for sand.
First Day Oddities Stirring Remark From Maurice
On Maurice's first day at school he lingered by the doorway watching the principal and janitor. He tells the principal you boss your husband around like his mother does hers. The comment reflects a child’s blunt humor on a new school scene.
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Little Maurice
Indianapolis News
It All Depends On How Near He Comes To Hitting Me
Humorous exchange where a child asks what to call a man who drives a motor car and the father replies it depends on how close he comes to hitting him, reflecting a light comic moment.
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Papa
British Women Demand Diplomatic Pasts Now
British women push for disclosure of diplomatic histories. The movement seeks transparency about past postings and affiliations, urging official records be opened to public scrutiny.
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