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Newspaper
Roanoke Review
Location
Roanoke, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1923
Page
3
A terse exchange unfolds at a dining spot as a waiter asks for missing payment while a patron hints at unseen consequences. The incident, captured in a brief social note, highlights lingering tensions over tipping norms and perceived service expectations.
Pills and salts give temporary relief from constipation only at the expense of permanent injury. Nujol offers a natural lubrication to soften and move waste, promoting regular bowel movements without griping. Used in leading hospitals and sold by druggists, Nujol is harmless and pleasant like water.
Advertises Allen's Foot-Ease antiseptic powder to ease tight footwear and relieve coins bunions callouses and sore spots. Claims 1 500 000 pounds used by the Army and Navy during the War and offers a free sample and walking doll from Le Roy New York.
A courtroom drama unfolds as an accomplice dodges questions about residence. The accused retorts with a claim of living across the street from the witness, while the judge questions the credibility and relevance of the address.
War increases value of table linen and grocers advertise Red Cross Ball Blue as a dressing to improve wear. Use it and see.
A compact note from the Boston Transcript signals a discussion of social perils in disguise as exotic misrepresentations. It hints at dangers posed by deceptive personas and the moral hazards of charisma masking intent.
A reflective aphorism notes that innocence comes with its own burdens and lessons about life. It suggests curiosity and experience as paths to understanding.
The article discusses alfalfa cutting timing to maximize feed value and stand longevity. It compares stages from bud to seed pod formation, noting higher initial feeding value earlier but greater stand loss over years. Kansas station tests show full bloom and seed pod cuts balance yield and stand health, with cocking favored for leaf retention despite more labor and rain risk.
J C Holmes of South Dakota State College advises farmers with small flocks to cull after shearing. If wool lacks standard weight or uniform quality, mark the ewe for culling or market. Regular thorough culling can be as profitable as culling poultry for eggs and meat.
USDA reports rapid growth in certified seed potato production over four years. From 1919 to 1922 U S acreage rose from 3 750 to 17 258 acres with 2 273 900 bushels produced in 1922. Canada also expanded to 309 665 bushels in 1922.
A winter trial at the Mli nois station compared corn with soy bean hay to the standard corn with alfalfa hay. Lambs fed soy bean hay gained similarly to alfalfa, while whole or ground soy beans with straw yielded lower gains and higher feed use. Soy bean hay proves a viable alfalfa substitute in lamb diets.
The article notes hogs efficiently use farm by products and wasted feed on U S farms. It says hogs digest unsound grains and dairy by products, complementing corn as their main diet, helping absorb corn price fluctuations.
The article stresses timely spraying to control plant fungus diseases. It warns growers that both upper and lower leaf surfaces must be coated with fungicide, and notes that once infection is established, treatment is ineffective.
The soy bean can be grown successfully with corn and is becoming a popular crop in the corn belt. It can be hogged down and helps balance corn rations. Inoculation is needed when first grown. Hay is high in protein and palatable, and it enhances silage value when grown with silage corn.
Those needing more pasture may select some tillable land and convert it to pasture for a few years. The shift aims to offset crop losses with increased animal production, potentially yielding a handsome profit.
An Ohio State University news bulletin reports a mysterious disease striking yellow soybean varieties causing seed mottling. Experts suspect soil conditions or tillage practices rather than seed genetics as the cause.
Mrs. N J Russell of 3150 Kenwood Ave Indianapolis says Tanlac restored her health and appetite after nervous weakness headaches and sleeplessness. She keeps Tanlac at home and endorses the remedy. Tanlac sold by druggists with over 37 million bottles sold.
Thousands of women suffer kidney or bladder trouble and may not know it. Kidney health affects other organs and causes back pain headaches and low energy. Dr Kilmer Swamp Root is advertised as a remedy with sample bottles available by mail and bottles at drug stores.
An Economic Professor defines partnership as a firm with at least three parties a senior partner a junior partner and the government per American Mutual Magazine. The piece explores how such a trio forms a lasting business collaboration within economic theory.
The Cuticura Toilet Trio promises clear skin and daily use with Cuticura Soap to cleanse and purify Cuticura Ointment to soothe and heal and Cuticura Talcum to powder and perfume No toilet table is complete without them.
In a terse dialogue a character asserts wealth is a disease and another quips that contagious wealth would be welcome. The exchange reflects wary attitudes toward money and health in a concise, pointed line.
A saying reflects on love experience, suggesting repeated romances dull the perceived seriousness of affection. The idea portrays a social view that repeated loves lessen emotional impact.
A bank depositor may lose balance when the cashier becomes unsettled. The report notes how unstable cash handling could affect customer funds and financial security in the banking environment.
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