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Newspaper
Riverdale Pointer
Location
Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1920
Page
9
A sensational boast about spending a million dollars for a new stomach precedes a pitch for Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. The ad argues digestion drives happiness and health, touting a Buffalo institute and a fifty year track record, promising nonalcoholic, nonnarcotic relief and improved blood nutrition.
After ten months with stomach pains A Percifield says Eatonic relieved all pain and feels like being raised from the dead. Thousands report relief from acidity and gas as Hatonic clears the stomach. Take one after meals for better digestion with a druggist guarantee.
Dr. F F Kempton leads U S Department of Agriculture effort to eradicate invasive common barberry to control black stem rust threatening northern U S wheat. The campaign counts nearly 1.9 million bushes found or removed in rural areas, with wide public interest and funding limits.
The passage argues that best graded products dominate by offering standardization. Grading creates a common language between buyer and seller, building understanding and reducing disputes. A national grading system relies on authorized inspectors to uniformly apply grades nationwide.
The fat percentage in a hog's body spans a wide range, from 24 percent up to 42 percent, illustrating substantial variation in body fat among animals.
The piece breaks down potato production by region, noting distribution across the North Atlantic North Central East of the Mississippi West of the river Rocky Mountain and Pacific South Atlantic and South Central states. It cites four years 1916 to 1919 with percentages for each region.
Opinion favors culling pullets to save poultry keepers money. Better have one or two houses empty than filled with star boarders as excess chickens prevail in the country today.
A labor leader argues strikes are necessary for higher pay. A New York reporter is shown a quip filled with a bookkeeper who asks for a raise and faces a boss who equates satisfaction with the request. The piece ends with a pun about excuses and a remark on love keeping a man sick.
A Popular Mechanics style note describes Bassin trees in India with sugary flowers that drop in the morning. A single tree yields about 300 pounds of flowers annually, eaten fresh or cooked with rice and coconut. The Indian butter tree seeds supply oil for butter soap and candles.
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