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Reporter Boyden

Location

Boyden, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1920

Page

3

Eatonic Offers Strong Benefits for Digestive Relief

A Chicago advertorial reports thousands of U S readers have tested Eatonic with best results after a few weeks of taking one or two tablets after meals. It claims lasting relief from belching bloating and heartburn and promotes Satonic to remove acids and gases from the system. рекламы

Chicago U.S Adv

National remedy ads and stray notices echo in page

An assortment of ad copy and snippets appears, featuring a Holland kidney liver remedy with Gold Medal branding, contact details for PROPUOCTS CO, and miscellaneous chatter about Bilkins and wages. Also includes Cuticura baby skin care references and political campaign fund quip.

Holland

Shopping and a Liap Stick Question

A humorous exchange about finding a lipstick or lip balm for a wife. One asks for a lip stick by mishearing and the other wonders if it suits her and if she can taste it.

Army Worm Outbreak Report Warns Farmers in Southern Areas

The U S Department of Agriculture warns of true army worm outbreaks in southern Iowa and Missouri with expected spread north and east. Farmers should use poisoned baits and sprays, build traps, and watch fields for three months, requesting Farmers Bulletin 781 for full control guidelines.

Bureau of Entomology United States Department of Agriculture Iaois Missouri Army Federal

Care After Setting Trees Headings and Heights

Practical pruning instruction for fruit trees after planting outlines top cuts. Peaches and plums to be headed 18 inches above ground, apples and pears at 30 inches. Emphasizes early training to promote strong structure.

Sickle Bar Guards Alignment for Harvester Readiness

The first sign of a binder not ready for harvest is misaligned guards on the sickle bar. Ensure all guards are in line to avoid feed and damage during operation.

Protect Cotton From Weather Losss

United States Department of Agriculture bureau of markets warns cotton losses from weather exposure reach about 70 million dollars annually. Farmers lose value after ginning when cotton sits in the open. proper warehousing could cover loans and reduce waste, turning warehouses into assets.

Canada Bouchard Tay rouWays Western Canada Manitoba Saskatcheegan Alberta Department of Lonegration Ottawa Can Cook Wetertowr South Oak R. A. Garrett Jackson Silent Bureau of Markets United States Department of Agriculture United States

Harvest Machinery Puts Time to Good Use Amid Shortages

A rainy day spent fixing mowing machines hay loaders binders and other harvesting gear is a wise investment. Labor is scarcer and replacement parts harder to obtain this year, so forethought now may prevent later worries.

Soil Builders in Crop Rotation and Legume Benefits

Soybeans fix nitrogen improving soil health as a legume. Buckwheat grown in successive years or alternated with corn or potatoes helps combat quackgrass.

Protection from Flies for Horses and Livestock

An old remedy claims pennyroyal with alcohol and fish oil provides absolute protection from flies for horses dogs and cows. Mix and apply lightly to the coat each morning for 24 hours of immunity. one bottle lasts a summer for four horses. Ingredients available at any drug store.

Spraying Fixes Bugs in Crop Care

The notice urges timely proper spraying to control bugs and protect the crop, stressing correct timing and technique as essential for effective pest management.

Horse Power And Load Influence On Efficiency

The speed and amount of the load a horse bears greatly determine the efficiency of the horse power produced, affecting performance and output.

Better Quality of Hay Through Shade-Cured Alfalfa

Farmers seek higher hay quality by curing alfalfa in the shade though most still prefer sun cured hay. The saying favors sun exposure while noting shade processing can improve forage when feasible.

Pasture Change Told to Fight Sheep Stomach Worms

Farmers advised to rotate pastures to curb stomach worms in flocks. Moving sheep between paddocks reduces parasite buildup and supports healthier grazers.

Freckles Remedy Promises Clear Complexion

Advertises Othine double strength to remove freckles. Claims one ounce often suffices. Urges buying from a druggist with a money back guarantee if results fail.

Mutiny tale on a merchantman ends with a man overboard

An American Legion Weekly fragment describes mutinous crew aboard a merchant ship bound for Tahiti. The voyage veers from mail delivery to mutiny and a sailor leaps overboard, pursued by the captain's best swimmer. A splashy chase ends as the sailor likely reaches the distant shore, amid rival drinks and nautical tensions.

Tahiti mid-Pacific American Legion Weekly

Peterson Ointment Heals Ulcer Sufferer Letter Says

A testimonial letter from Mrs Albert Southcott of Medina New York praises Peterson Ointment Co Buffalo New York for curing an old running sore ulcer nine inches by six and a half inches after nine dollars worth of salve. The writer urges use and offers permission to publish.

Peterson Ruffalo Albert Southcott Medina Peterson Oatment Co., Inc Buffalo, N. Y

Catarrh Cure Adopts Blood-Borne Remedy In 19th Century

An advertisement touts S S S as a true cure for catarrh avoiding local sprays and douches. It promises relief by cleansing the blood and offers free medical advice from the Medical Director in Atlanta. Also features Uncle Eph Johnson’s labor saving fishing device using an umbrella rib and sleigh belt to detect bites.

S. S Swift Laboratory Atlanta, Ga Eph Johnson Scott County Kentucky Uncle Eph

Got His Seats All Right

A theater manager in a small town faces a bell-ringer curfew. Edward Arnold of The Storm recounts a Middle West manager who secured two seats for the bell-ringer to prevent late bells. The bell was rung next door, and the manager got the seats.

Edward Arnold The Storm” Company Middle West New York Post

London dry goods dealer plans employee housing project

One of London’s major dry goods merchants, aiming to help alleviate housing shortages and provide affordable homes for his staff without profit, has acquired a large land tract to build several hundred houses at reasonable rates.

London

Ancestor Worship Remains Strong Among Chinese Traditions

A historical survey notes that ancestral rites endure in Chinese communities, with family ceremonies, temple offerings, and ritual values shaping cultural continuity across generations. It highlights respect for forebears, filial piety, and the continued relevance of lineage rituals in daily life.

Linguist Encounters Language Gap in Roumania Visit

A multilingual interpreter with American YWCA secretaries in Roumania struggles in Cluj where Flungarian dominates. Cluj, once Kolozsvar, hosts Hungarian proprietors and a former Hungarian university. Of 2,151 students only 120 are women as YWCA considers a center for college women at Queen Marie's invitation.

Roumnania Cluj Bucharest Kolozsvar Roumania Queen Marie

Antarctic Ocean Depths Mark Shallowest Global Trend

The Antarctic is the shallowest ocean region, with depths averaging 2,006 fathoms or less. This note records a geographic depth characteristic attributed to Antarctic waters.

Antarctic

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