Spring Wooing Brings Joy in Happy Marriages
Psychology of sex experts say lasting marriages begin with spring time love making and lasting love as a factor for happiness.
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Psychology
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Newspaper
Remington Press
Location
Remington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1922
Page
7
Tanlac credited with restoring strength in Omaha man
W. Meadville of 7604 North Twenty-ninth Street Omaha says Tanlac eased liver and kidney trouble and back pains after weeks in bed. He reports rapid improvement and stronger health, adding Tanlac is sold by all good druggists.
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Tanlac
Meadville
North Twenty-ninth St
Omaha
Neb
Barber in fits at shop amid changing clientele
A Birmingham barber who has fits in the rear of his shop is replaced by the proprietor. He defends keeping Bill despite the condition, noting women seeking hair bobbs increased the strain and that Bill is a good worker.
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Bill
Birmingham Age-Herald
Bayer Aspirin Advertisement Emphasizes Safe Use
Bayer promotes aspirin use with a cautioned directive to follow package directions and the Bayer Cross safety stamp. It notes aspirin has been prescribed by physicians for over twenty-one years and highlights Bayer as the introducer to physicians over two decades ago.
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Bayer
Foreground Disruption: Golf Ball Hits Man on Links
In a brief incident at the golf course a man was struck by a golf ball when bystander activity crowded the foreground. The event drew attention to safety on public fairways and the need for spectators to keep clear of play.
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Smith
Jones
Dr Kilmer Swamp Root Ad Promises Pure Kidney Remedy
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a pure safe kidney liver and bladder remedy made from vegetable herbs. It says the medicine is non stimulant taken by teaspoonfuls and sold in medium and large bottles with a sworn purity statement with every bottle and a sample offer by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
Undertakers in New York plan livelier funerals
A Detroit Free Press comment mocks New York undertakers who aim to reduce funeral lugubriousness and even jazz up funeral dirges, suggesting a shift toward lighter observances.
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New York
Scott
Detroit
Gas Warfare Tested to Control Birds and Pests
United States Department of Agriculture trials explore using war gases to kill marsh birds in the Imperial Valley California and to target burrowing rodents such as rats prairie dogs ground squirrels and woodchucks. Early results show chlorine and phosgene potential with safety measures, while hydrocyanic acid and carbon bisulphide remain preferred for certain pests.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Biological
Chemical Warfare Service
Imperial Valley
California
The
Biological Survey
Porto Rico
War Department
Hot Formaldehyde Treats Potatoes for Seed
Minnesota growers favor a hot formaldehyde seed treatment that saves time and reduces metal corrosion. Mix two pints of 40 percent formaldehyde with 30 gallons of water, heat to 118 to 122 degrees F, dip potatoes for two minutes, then cover for one hour before drying or planting. Non heated maldehyde needs 90 minutes to control scab and fails to curb rhizoctonia.
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Minnesota
Plan for Greasing Wagons
A method for greasing wagons describes lifting by burr removal on one side, greasing, and letting wheels hang two inches out, then moving to the other side to remove burrs and shove the wagon toward the loose wheels.
Hessian Fly Harms Winter Wheat Crop Discovered in Samples
A Hessian fly outbreak is reported across multiple areas with winter wheat severely affected. Early planting and favorable conditions foster larvae survival. plow under infested fields and volunteer last year seedings, and send samples to the state entomologist for confirmation.
British Germ Zoo Guide Issued By Medical Research Council
The British Medical Research Council publishes a guide for its national collection of living disease germs kept at the Lister Institute. The catalog lists each germ name donor and gift year, enabling doctors and researchers to obtain specific strains quickly. Similar germ banks exist in Paris New York and Vienna.
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British Medical Research Council
Pasteur Institute
Paris
Museum of Natural History
New York
Vienna
Lister Institute
Romance in Chinese Literature on Foot Binding
J P Donovan writes in the Forum that beauty once favored small feet and courtly gentility. He recounts Yao Niang, the emperor Li Yu’s concubine, whose dance pleased him. he had golden lily petals made for her to walk on and she had her feet compressed to resemble a lily bud, ending at three inches.
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J. P. Donovan
Forum
England
Yao Niang
Li Yu
Plans to Control Erosion in Gully Lands
Farmers receive guidance from United States Department of Agriculture in Farmers Bulletin 1234 by C. E. Rammer. It details ten erosion loss mechanisms, stresses soil loss, and offers methods to curb erosion including plowing seedings tree planting and dam construction. Free bulletin from Washington DC.
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Guilies
C. E. Rameer
United States
Washington, D. C
Plan to Eradicate Sorrel From the Land
The simplest method to kill sorrel is spraying with copperas solution by dissolving two pounds of copperas in one gallon of water and applying as growth begins. Another method is to slake lime over the plants.
Longest Winded Woman Quip Sparks Family Exchange
A man recalls Junior asking Miss Jones to inflate his football after both parents failed. The boy claims his dad says she is the longest winded woman ever breathed, provoking a tense moment between neighbors during a walk.
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Junior
Miss Jones
Not Well Liked Neighbor Mr Grampson Seen By City
A Birmingham Age-Herald quip notes Mr Grampson is disliked by neighbors. The line claims his only good point is not trying to play a musical instrument. The column moves to a joke about consumer joy rides and money’s limits.
Tempest in a Teapot Sparks Courtroom Quip
A judge quips about Dubbs brewing trouble as a tempest in a teapot. Wry commentary questions a wife acting possessed and mocks the idea of a successful liar with an innocent bystander having no misgivings.
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Dubbs
Judge
Criticism and a Greenwich Village tea tale
Theodore Dreiser remarks that criticism is a lost art. A couple views a picture titled Saved showing a Newfoundland dragging an unconscious child from a river. The woman comments that the child fainted after rescuing the dog, revealing a humorous misreading of the scene.
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Theodore Dreiser
Greenwich Village
Ain't It the Truth Halloo Old Top
Bertie greets Jack on the platform about missing the last train. Jack laments the rear lights fading as Bertie jokes that the married man who misses the last train always catches it.
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Bertie
Jack
Man who keeps umbrellas in place saves money
A saying notes that skillful people who always store their umbrellas correctly can save money, implying prudence and practical thrift.
One Way of Knowing
Two friends stay at a hotel. One wakes early for a walk and returns before breakfast. The second teases with a joke, noting the other's distinctive cough as the telltale sign. The exchange reveals how habits mark people more than appearances.
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Jim
Bill
Me Thuselah Said to Live A Trifle More Than Eighty
The Birmingham Age-Herald notes confusion over Me thuselah’s age and mockingly questions how a man could gain a reputation for great longevity without reporters inflating his years for sensational front pages. The remark ends by warning against being deceived by appearances, as some fear they may entertain an angel unawares.
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Methuselah
Birmingham Age-Herald
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