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Newspaper
Riverdale Pointer
Location
Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1923
Page
6
Mrs Albert Kaping of St Paul declares Tanlac improved her health after severe nervous exhaustion headaches and indigestion. She reports weight gain and renewed energy and recommends Tanlac. Advertisement notes Tanlac sold by druggists with over 35 million bottles.
An eminent medical authority warns against pills and salts for constipation and promotes Nujol as a natural lubricant resembling Nature's own. Nujol is not a laxative or medicine, is harmless like water, prescribed by physicians, and used in leading hospitals.
Newspaper ad segment promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root kidney liver bladder remedy with purity sworn statement and sample offer. Also mentions Cuticura for sore hands with instructions and advert notes. Includes light quips about the Sahara and novel writing. Products marketed through drug stores and mail offer.
A witty note on love and money hints at a tall tale of a half-carat man with a three-carat diamond and asks how he won her, reflecting on currency of affection versus wealth.
A US Department of Agriculture one reel film analyzes horse gaits using a high speed camera. It shows draft animals pacers trotters hunters runners and cavalry horses at normal and slow motion. Dandy Dude owned by Gen John J Pershing appears in jumps. Fort Meyer cavalry troops demonstrate charge.
The USDA warns current vegetable tanning materials and methods are inadequate to meet demand. Hides and skins totaled over 140 million in 1914, with farm and forest losses costing farmers at least 15 million annually. Better tanning and care could cut shoe and harness costs and conserve millions in leather goods.
The United States Department of Agriculture reports experiments on feeding dry cows. Lime and phosphorus influence milk production and calf development. Feeding cows well at dry and post lactation helps them store essential elements for the upcoming lactation period.
More than 500 farmers and breeders answered a USDA questionnaire. They found purebreds 40 percent better in utility than common stock. Offspring of purebreds were valued about 50 percent higher in selling price than grades and scrubs. Purebreds were generally easier to sell.
Simple plans for trap nests are available from the Department of Agriculture. These nests help identify profitable flock producers and prevent errors in selling eggs for breeding purposes.
Farmers report a resurgence of the San Jose scale as dormant spray practices lag. Sizable orchards may suffer if growers ignore control measures and skip preventative sprays this season.
A Department of Agriculture official says co operative marketing must use proper cost accounting to avoid price manipulation or overproduction. Dr Henry Taylor of the USDA warns that determining charges for land use and non cash costs is essential for sound crop decisions and future producer analysis. Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm.
A Sambar Deer speaks of its size and life in the zoo and the joy of deer offspring. The Rhinoceros and elk are mentioned, noting warmer winters for large animals and the deer’s preference for zoo life. The dialogue reflects pride in growth and family.
In a dialogue style, deer at the zoo boast about size and generosity, acknowledge India origins, and express affection for visitors. They contrast harsh hunting pasts with a safe, pleasant life among Americans, inviting children to see the world and respect the animals.
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