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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1920
Page
6
An advertisement touts Danderine as a hair product that costs only a few cents. It claims after use no hair falls and no dandruff remain, with each strand gaining life, vigor, brightness, color, and thickness.
A sign posted in a Crawfordsville pool room of a combined soft drink parlor requests patrons to refrain from swearing. The note explains that swearing is loud enough to be heard in the front part of the room. The item is attributed to the Indianapolis News.
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as overnight liver and bowel aids to cure biliousness constipation headaches and colds. It claims waking with clear head and fresh breath and mentions children can use it too. The copy ends with a moral about selfishness and a puzzled byline.
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes with simple directions for dyeing fabrics and items from wool to silk and cotton. It invites customers to ask their druggist to show the Diamond Dyes Color Card for the new rich fadeless colors.
A humorous note about a man claiming a skin doctor can erase wrinkles and rejuvenate faces using a so called new fangled device. The speaker doubts the device called writele prevaricators and mocks the sensational claim.
An advertisement extols Bochee's Syrup as a fifty four year trusted remedy for coughs colds throat irritation and lung troubles. It promises relief including a good night's rest and morning expectoration. The copy urges one bottle and warns against substitutes with a motto from Molineux.
The article explains soil erosion costs United States farmers about 1,000,000 dollars annually, with losses across states and counties. It details how erosion depletes topsoil, forms gullies, lowers water tables, floods bottoms, and reduces land value, then outlines prevention through permeable soils, cover crops, contour plowing, and terracing.
Poultrymen with a spring or brook in their meadows have an ideal method of watering the growing birds. The article suggests using natural water sources to provide clean, steady hydration for poultry development and health.
Alfalfa seed should be purchased from strictly reliable seed concerns.
The guide recommends one acre of permanent pasture per brood sow and advises keeping hens only if they prove worthy of buying their own food plus other items, while reserving some corn for the farmer.
A Detroit resident, Michael Fake, writes after a year of using Pe-ru-Na that it improved his catarrh, weight, appetite, sleep, bowels, and facial color. He recommends the remedy for coughs, colds, and other catarrhal conditions, noting it is sold everywhere in tablet and liquid forms.
An old time ad promotes S S S blood remedy for rheumatism. It claims the disease stems from a germ in the blood and cannot be reached by surface cures. It urges readers to begin taking S S S and write for free medical advice from the Chief Medical Adviser in Atlanta Georgia.
Corrects stomach indigestion and acidity with a few tablets. Fast relief from gases sourness fermentation heartburn and distress. Harmless pleasant and a best stomach corrective claimed. available at drug stores. Millions helped annually.
The visitors praised Papa for his exceptionally bright child. Each guest gave a quarter, and the child claimed they recited many pieces but PE did not recite any. Mother is pleased with the result.
A neighborhood scene unfolds near lunch as a boy named William Wallace fails to answer to his mother's call. He is heard plainly replying to her warning, signaling he must go home when his mother enforces consequences.
A quirky headline notes an improvised solution as a crooked log serves as a tire for a trench device. The item showcases ingenuity in a resourceful, rugged setting. No further details provided.
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