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Newspaper
Rock Valley Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1930
Page
8
Mrs. Dorothy Harrison Eustis an American woman runs a school for the blind near Lausanne Switzerland using German shepherds as guides. She began after breeding and training shepherds for police duty. Sir Walter Raleigh is referenced in the text as context.
True dyes are easiest to use. Dresses drapes or lingerie look new when re dyed with Diamond Dyes. No spotting or streaking. Dust rich even bright colors hold through wear and washing. Diamond Dyes are the highest quality due to rich impure anilines. That's why they are famous. Packages sell for 15 cents at drag stores.
Excavators north of Toluca, Alexico, uncover remains of the Calixtlatiuaca pre-Aztec city, hailed as Mexico’s richest archeological find in years. Eleven temples, several pyramids and numerous artifacts are among the discoveries. Lincoln's Son in Cabinet. Robert Todd Lincoln served as secretary of war in Garfield and continued under Arthur.
A playful exchange features And They Like It Askit asking about handling doubt in kissing and Lellit replying with a witty line that suggests offering the benefit of the doubt. The brief humor centers on social cues and light romance in a casual dialogue.
Wisconsin voters shifted the governor’s race to Philip F. La Follette, son of the famed dynasty founder, winning by a wide margin and carrying 68 of 71 counties. The win underscored unemployment concerns and labor support, with Kohler’s prosperity record challenged by La Follette’s anti-depression rhetoric and factory-vote focus.
Old poultry houses left idle for a week or more kill lice in birds. F H Wilson of the New York State College of Agriculture explains methods to prepare and treat houses and roosts. nicotine sulphate fumes and dusts, plus careful handling, are advised to control red mites and protect chickens.
The article argues that failing to weed out unprofitable hens wastes thousands in high priced feed. It proposes monthly culling during summer to remove nonproductive birds promptly and reclaim profits.
Advice on poultry health notes cod liver oil to strengthen weak hens. Emphasizes adequate roasting room for chick development on range and warns against overheating chicks kept crawded at night. Recommends four to six inches of roast space per bird and seasonal shelter details with wire-covered roofs and internal foasts.
Poultry guidance covers separating chicks from corkerels after sex, breed differences in roosting, and flooring choices for poultry houses. It notes Leghorn chicks’ roosting in weeks, concrete floors ease cleaning, and market men avoiding thin sickly birds. It also discusses egg shell color similarity, hen profitability decline after two to three laying seasons, and turkey care including humane treatment, roost training, perches, and pest control methods with various treatments.
An old advertisement extols Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a universal sweetener that eases stomach acidity in children and adults. It claims the product neutralizes acid, is pleasant to take, and is endorsed by physicians. The ad notes the U S registered trademark of Charles H E Phillips Chemical Co since 1875.
The fragment notes a humorous exchange about an order and a waiter, with a quote about a steak blowing off a plate. It also states that more than 15,000 persons are engaged in commercial fishing in North Carolina.
An old promotion claims K-R-O kills rats swiftly on a Kansas farm using squill extract. The ad asserts safety for dogs cats poultry and chicks and notes the product’s rise to America’s leading fat and mouse killer sold by druggists with a money back guarantee. Also in the page are miscellaneous quotes and terse musings.
Constipation grows chronic after forty and can trigger piles and other disorders. Watch bowels at any age, especially after forty. Two doctors should know best. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is a doctor’s prescription laxative tested over 47 years. Safe for men, women, and children, even babies. Made from laxative herbs and pure pepsin, it won’t sicken or weaken you. Use when breath is bad, tongue coated, or headaches and biliousness warn of constipation. A spoonful shows its gentle, thorough action. Big bottles at all drugstores.
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