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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1917
Page
7
In a witty exchange a character asks for a bar and the waitress counters with a quip about a liquor bar versus a bar of soap, highlighting the dry humor and misdirection in the dialogue. The scene showcases sharp dialogue and urban slang as the two converse about a bar.
The ad touts California Syrup of Figs as a harmless laxative for children and adults with instructions to seek a 50 cent bottle at stores and notes Salvador's 1916 government revenues of 12,779,082 with disbursements of 12,467,028. It ends with a proverb about forgiveness versus trust.
The piece argues kidney degeneration causes premature death and advocates preventing it by drinking ample pure water and taking Anuric before meals. It claims Anuric dissolves uric acid more effectively than lithia and is available at most drug stores.
Canadian exports to Great Britain climbed by SG54s3guld while United States shipments grew by SG1,126,000, reflecting broad gains in cross border trade.
Green's August Flower advertised as a remedy for stomach troubles, indigestion, nervousness, and liver weakness. Claims include relief from sour stomach, headaches, low spirits, and constipation. Sold in 26¢ trial bottles and family sizes by G. G. Green of Woodbury New Jersey with international distribution. Queen Victoria died January 22 1901. she was born May 2 1810.
Advert says OTC treatment Othine double strength removes freckles and blemishes. Apply nightly and morning. one ounce often suffices. Money back guarantee if not effective.
A terse remark notes a well groomed drayper and mentions his valet once served as an ostler. The casual line hints at social roles and past connections within the service class.
A Sioux City resident testifies that Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets regulate the stomach and bowels and maintain health. His wife also finds relief for stomach trouble. The ad notes pellets were developed nearly fifty years ago and may be obtained through a druggist or by mailing twenty five cents to Dr W M Pierce in Buffalo New York.
The USDA lists nine distinct alfalfa strains with differing climate needs and yields. It notes dry land seed lacks drought advantage, Southern strains resist cold less but yield more, and Peruvian alfalfa thrives only in mild winters. Seed quality cues include plump olive green seeds and low impurity content.
Alfalfa hays command high prices on the general market as feeders learn its value as a corn substitute. Light crops in many areas push prices up while timothy and clover remain plentiful and prairie hay is scarcer than in other years.
Guide argues livestock on farmland boosts soil fertility by manure and improves crop yield. Emphasizes keeping cattle on the land to enrich the soil and increase profits.
Cabbage lettuce and cauliflower in cold frames need little water just enough to keep soil moist. Do not overwater as it stops growth. keep plants dormant. If snow covers the sash leave it. if mild weather, sweep off. For deep freezes spray leaves with cold water and keep straw mats on sash. Lift sash slightly on mild days for air.
Orchards near homes receive more constant care and attention since their needs are prioritized by owners. Proximity to towns or cities provides protection from prowlers, a key concern for residents living nearby.
An obstinate case of soft shells in the flock may be cured by adding a tablespoon of Mime water to each quart of drinking water daily for a week. Provide plentiful greens and reduce high fat feeds to restore condition.
The article argues that proper land management increases land value yearly by feeding crops to preferred animals. It stresses choosing cattle, sheep, or hogs to maximize returns from farming operations.
If the corn planter gave trouble last spring, order a new one now. A poor planter is an expensive implement to use. Even though the planter dropped satisfactorily last year, it should be tested with this year's seed supply before planting time arrives.
The note compares feeding skim milk to laying hens versus hogs at current egg prices. It suggests skim milk may be more valuable for laying hens if the hens have strong laying qualities, but the decision hinges on natural laying performance.
Chicago resident Mrs. Jos O Br yan reports two years of illness resolved by Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound. The notice touts the remedy for displacements inflammation ulceration irregularities periodic pains backache bearing down weakness and nervous prostration claiming it strengthens users and is a standard female remedy.
A fragment shows a character estranged from home seeks calm through gambling. The lines reveal tension with a spouse and a curious claim about a twenty dollar note meant to pacify concerns. The scene hints at personal conflict and small stakes.
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