26 Sep 1930
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Newspaper
Rock Valley Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1930
Page
1
A dog trained to aid the blind is described in a Swiss setting as it leads a person through a workshop space. An American contact, Mrs. Droarhy Hyue, is noted for humanitarian interests while overseeing breeding and training of lead dogs.
True dyes are promoted as simple to apply with no blotting or streaking, yielding a re dyed, fresh look. The copy claims vibrant colors endure through wear and wash, touting Tizmord Dyes as high quality since 60 years and available in 60 cent packages at most stores.
The report describes a distance north of Totued, Mexico where excavations uncovered extensive amenities from a remnant of the pre Actec city of Calistinnunch. The site revealed eleven routes, several pyramids and many arrivals. Lincoln's San ih Cabinet Reabnet Todd Lincoln held a notable position in Garfield's cabinet and remained in the gas cabinet of President Acthur.
A garbled note asks what rats do and hints at a quirky behavior. The fragment suggests a playful mystery about rodent actions and possible affection themes.
A dense summary of Wisconsin political shifts led by La Follette figures with Keller and younger candidates, plus national moves: Hoover picks, Nye hearings, and cabinet shifts. Reports on Germany Italy and Britain, League of Nations actions, Argentina political changes, and U S recognition of new governments amid economic concerns and unemployment.
A New York State College of Agriculture report outlines measures to control lice in poultry houses. Isolation of affected birds, lime-sulfur or sulfur treatments, and cleaning roosts are advised to reduce mites. The guidance emphasizes eye safety and dampened spread through careful handling and prevention.
The article discusses removing unprofitable hens to cut costs from high feed prices. It notes that culling or selling non productive birds reduces monthly losses during summer and suggests regular intervals to remove underperformers from the flock.
A fragmented ad-like note advocates God Liver Oil to strengthen ailing hens and aid proper chick development. It mentions roost space needs and odd heating references, with unclear lines about timing and birds.
The article discusses poultry practices including breed suitability for confinement, egg-laying timelines, and shell color as indicators. It warns that white and dark-eyed hens differ in eye color and notes diminished profitability of hens after certain laying years. It covers sick fowl treatment, roosting needs, perching for poults, and safe wood treatments to control mites and damp conditions.
The excerpt promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a trusted universal sweetener and stomach aid for children, praised by physicians and labeled a genuine prescriptive product. It notes the brand history with Abe Charles WT Phillips Chemical Co and Charles Palins dating to 1815.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Phillips ties to a ketchup reference and a North Carolina conviction context. Details are garbled with unclear phrases about waits, drafts, and a bulletin note, lacking coherent events or identifiable dates, people, or organizations. The readable items suggest a legal or criminal context but are too corrupted to confirm specifics.
The ad promotes a rat and mice killer called E-R-O Hills Ratz Only promising high kill counts and a quick effect. It claims safety for dogs cats poultry and even baby chicks and offers a money back guarantee through druggists.
An advertisement touts Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a safe laxative for all ages. It claims relief from constipation with gentle action, warning that health declines after forty, and promotes testing the product by taste and effect. Available in big bottles at drugstores.
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