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Reporter Boyden

Location

Boyden, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1920

Page

6

Favorite Prescription Brings Relief After Nervous Breakdown

Lucy Foreman of Kansas City Kansas reports a severe nervous breakdown linked to woman’s trouble. She credits Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery after years of little help, saying about a dozen bottles restored her health and restored her to good earth.

Kansas City Kans Dr. Pierce Golden Medical Discovery Lucy Foreman Packard St

Remarkable Case of a Kansas Woman

Atchison Kans reports Mrs Ida Tickner credits Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription with relief from displacement and feminine weakness after using the remedy for about twenty years. She says the medicine strengthens her when run-down, weak or nervous and she recommends it as a woman's real friend.

Smuts Destructive to Cereal Crops Across Grain Regions

A United States Department of Agriculture release details losses from loose and bunt smuts in wheat oats and barley across major grain areas. It explains symptoms detection and two control methods hot water seed treatment for loose smut and formaldehyde seed treatment for bunt with cautions on effectiveness and handling.

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Poultry and Vineyards Seen as Profitable Farms

Poultry farming has grown from a side line to a major income source on many farms with eggs boosting profits. Ohio horticultural secretary R B Cruickshank notes renewed value in rejuvenating old vineyards as demand for grapes and grape juice soars despite prohibition worries. Nurseries report unable to meet grapevine demand, signaling a strong future for vineyard business.

R. B. Cruickshank The Ohio Horticultural Society

Ration For Growing Heifer Feeds Mix Of Grains And Cottonseed

A grower suggests a ration for young heifers using equal parts ground corn oats and barley with about one pound per head per day of cottonseed meal and oilmeal, plus as much clover hay as desired. This combination is described as excellent for promoting good growth.

Factory Butter Beats Farm Butter in Uniform Quality

The article argues factory produced butter offers more consistent quality and lower cost per pound than butter made on farms. It notes industrial methods create standardization and efficiency that home dairy operations cannot match.

Splendid for Dairy Cows Beets for a Part of the Ration

A brief notice highlights beet fodder as a notable component in dairy cow diets. The item emphasizes its role in the feed mix and potential benefits to milk production.

Bayer Aspirin Safety and Uses Highlighted in Ad

The ad touts Bayer Tablets of Aspirin with the Bayer Cross and urges consumers to buy genuine, unbroken packs. It lists uses for cold relief, headaches, toothaches, earaches, neuralgia, rheumatism, and joint pain and notes affordable tin boxes and larger packages sold by druggists.

Bayer

Diamond Dyes Promise Rich Color For All Fabrics

Advertises Diamond Dyes as guaranteed to color wool silk linen cotton and blends with a dye book and color card. Mentions dresses blouses skirts stockings and coats and suggests dealer guidance for matching colors. Also notes reader explanations on mechanical souls naming in zoology and origins of terms like monkey wrench and Jenny.

Moncka Samuel Crompton Hargreaves Jenny Arkwright

Hard-Boiled Philosopher in Crimson Gulch Dialogue

A Washington Star quote features a hard boiled line about alcohol and natives. Three Finger Sam responds with a blunt view on prohibition and abstinence. The fragment also notes women may find pleasure in weeping and mocks a bore as a bigger hole in a busy day.

Crimson Gulch Three Finger Sam

A Slam. Algy and Miss Keen Exchange Witty Banter

The dialogue features Algy claiming his dog’s knowledge matches his own while Miss Keen calls him odd and notes men’s habit of boasting about dogs. The light exchange captures playful banter between two characters in a social setting.

Recipe for Gray Hair Mixture Ad for Hair Darkening

A home remedy advises mixing bay rum glycerine and Barbo Compound with water to darken gray hair. Apply twice weekly until reaching the desired shade. Available from druggists or homemade at low cost. Claims to soften harsh hair and leave scalp cool and non greasy.

Census Helper Gets Qualifying Compliment in Town

A Louisville Courier-Journal quip notes a census taker earning praise by joking that he has seen the prettiest girl in town. The line reflects local humor about demographics and service.

Cholly Louisville Courier-Journal

Rose symbolism and the origin of sub rosa concept

The ancient Greeks dedicated the rose to Tarpocrates the Good of Silence. Garlands were placed over doors where debates occurred as a token that words spoken under the rose were secret and not to be repeated. This gave rise to the term sub rosa meaning confidential.

Tarpocrates

Soul Vision and Silent Bonds Across Souls

The passage describes the soul seeing beyond words through glances, hand pressures, and patient silences. It notes that small people lack awareness of deep moral forces that require opportunity to express themselves in moral sunshine and spiritual gravity, and that silence can be potent and comforting.

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