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Newspaper

Roanoke Review

Location

Roanoke, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1923

Page

7

Change of Life Promises Relief From Menopause Symptoms

Greenville reader shares a dramatic recovery after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says weight loss, hot flashes, nervousness, and fainting spells improved. now she handles housework for a family of seven and feels younger. Similar letters praise the product and many offer to answer inquiries.

Greenville Lydia E. Pinkham John Myers Union St Ydin E. Pinkham

Economical Stove Burns Sawdust and Coal Alternatives

A new heating stove converts the rising coal cost by burning sawdust or lower grade coal. It features a separate magazine inside the drum with a removable core in the magazine. The core creates a central draft opening when the magazine is in place, aiding efficient fuel use.

Fancywork Her Forts in Household Quip

A victim asks about fancywork and learns the wife crochets borders and ribbons into every item. The exchange humorously notes the wife’s habit of decorating even a porous plaster with a red border and a yellow ribbon.

Death rates discussed in town by White and Gray

White asks about local death rate and Gray answers that it is about two per motorcar, a stark statistic reflecting through the town.

Getting results in buying patterns from USDA guide

The guide advises buying patterns by age or measurements, matching waist and hip sizes, and ensuring the pattern length and width fit. It details cutting techniques, pattern layout, and how to avoid waste while aligning grain, notches, and stripes with the fabric.

United States Department of Agriculture

Ventilated Bread Boxes Improve Freshness

The United States Department of Agriculture advises housewives to store bread and cakes in a ventilated box and avoid wrapping hot bread. Moisture promotes mold, so scald the box weekly, wipe dry, and sun it. Crackers and cookies lose crispness if exposed. store them in airtight jars wrapped in parchment or paraffin paper if possible.

United States Department of Agriculture

Flavoring fish with alt in frying fat improves taste

A guide notes that adding alt to the fat used for frying fish enhances flavor. It suggests a small amount is enough to lift the fish's taste. The source emphasizes simple seasoning over heavy sauces.

Tidiness Makes Ironing Day Easier Says USDA

The United States Department of Agriculture urges orderly workspaces to reduce fatigue during ironing. It recommends a stable height ironing board, a well fitting cover, proper lighting, a clotheshorse, and near heat sources. It advises using clean smooth irons, waxing, scouring rusty irons, and ironing fabrics in order with attention to fabric type and right or wrong sides.

United States Department of Agriculture

Household Tips From The Housewife

Clothespins kept in a bag stay cleaner and last longer. Keep a washable cover on your telephone book to stay presentable. Add lemon peel to prunes during cooking. the lemon enhances their laxative value.

Dairy Facts Superior Sires Boost Herd Quality

The New York State College of Agriculture explains that mating farm females with purebred bulls improves dairy herds. Emblagaard Tritomia Homestead's first ten daughters produced on average 3,907.7 more pounds of milk and 160.65 more pounds of butterfat than their dams. Iowa State College showed scrub cattle graded up with purebred sires, with granddaughters averaging 4,471.7 more pounds of milk and 186.60 more pounds of butterfat.

New York State College of Agriculture Ithaca Emblagaard Tritomia University of Illinois Iowa State College Arkansas

Fall Calves Preferred for Better Care and Planned Breeding

The article argues fall calving offers advantages including easier care and observation of calves in the barn, improved attention in the first months, and better use of winter to develop before spring pasture. It notes six month olds still need some pasture and warns of flies and heat. It also highlights farming logistics like breeding to favor favorable seasons.

Determine Value of Bull

It is a mistake to dispose of a bull that has any prospects until his true value is determined by his progeny. Many a dairy bull has gone to the block only to later have daughters making fine records. You cannot tell much about a bull until he is about five and seven years old for breeding qualities. Do not butcher an animal that may be the making of your herd until he has had a fair chance to prove himself.

Essential to Milk Cow Dry

Milking cows dry is essential to prevent lingering milk in the udder. If milk remains after each milking the glands slow secretion and the cow will eventually dry up. Spreading a few extra minutes to strip the udder ensures all milk is extracted.

Roots desirable for cows and labor concerns

Roots and mangels provide very desirable feed for dairy cows but the main drawback is the labor required to grow harvest and store them. This makes them costlier than silage and limits their large scale use where silos are practical and a good crop can be stored.

Pigs Urged to Focus on Survival in Early Life

Advice stresses that pig welfare hinges on saving piglets during the first ten days. Emphasizes giving special care to the sow and her litter in this critical period to improve outcomes.

Benefits From Cows for Soil and Wages

Farmers earn wages by feeding and milking cows during bad weather while cows help enrich the soil, providing income and soil improvement simultaneously.

Eld

The Foxy Youth Dialogue with Little Bob

Dialogue snippet shows Little Bob insisting on money or chocolate from his mother. Mother refuses, saying no money. The boy warns he may cry on the street if not provided. Tone suggests domestic scene with bargaining and child insistence.

Little Bob Mamma Bob

Why Druggists Recommend Swamp Root Medicine

For years druggists note Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root remains a trusted kidney liver and bladder remedy. It strengthens organs and aids natural work. Sold by all druggists on merit. Send ten cents for a sample bottle and mention the paper.

Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton N. Y

It Won't Bring the Sermon

Pete Hanlon, famed for tinkering with homemade wireless, announces the doodle-um causes most trouble. He argues buying a smoosh and attaching it to the korpiex rear end up may amplify the disseminator, though the device rarely works on Sundays.

Pete Hanlon Pete Boston Transcript

Love’s Many Lives Like a Cat Across Hearts

A whimsical reflection on love as a resilient force, comparing its persistence to a cat with multiple chances. The piece contemplates how affection endures through time, misfires, and onward rekindling. It hints at affection’s playful, elusive nature.

Airplane Uses Petroleum Fuel Demonstrated Near Copenhagen

A Danish test flight near Copenhagen shows an aircraft powered by petroleum fuel performing on par with gasoline. Experts note lower vibration and no engine knocking while the engine ran 100 revolutions fewer than usual, suggesting a potential epoch making advance for airplanes and autos.

Copenhagen Denmark Popular Mechanics Magazine

Mother Fletcher's Castoria Aids Digestive Comfort for Children

The product has been used for over 30 years to relieve constipation flatulence wind colic and diarrhea in babies and children and to ease feverishness by regulating the stomach and bowels aiding food assimilation and natural sleep without opiates. Genuine bottles bear its signature.

Fletcher

Subtle Jests About a Doctor’s Private Practice

A light remark recalls a physician friend who, after marrying into wealth, allegedly quits routine practice. The quip suggests he now “treats her pocketbook for obesity” instead of patients, implying a shift to financial or social concerns over medical work.

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I Lydia E. Pinkham Dr. Scholl A. DE Scholls Lathrop Holland W. F. Young Snc Temple St Springfield Mess Department of Agriculture Tmich Chevrolet Prices F. O. B. Flint Mich Chevrolet Motor Company General Motors Corporation Detroit, Mich America Dauber Dougin Northwestern Yeast Co North Ashland Ave Chicago, Ill
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