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Newspaper
Russiaville Observer
Location
Russiaville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1920
Page
3
Advertisement fragment touts Cas carets to prevent headachy, biliousness and digestion issues with a claim of no griping. Promotes Red Cross Ball Blue for whitening clothes and says it won’t injure fabric. Mentions lodging remark about women hosting boarders for pay.
The remark suggests certain individuals seem to have abundant energy and purpose, implying they were created with clear tasks or roles. It presents a succinct, humorous take on people who appear unusually diligent or driven.
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes claiming rich, fadeless color on wool silk linen cotton or mixed fabrics. It promises a direction book in the package and a Color Card to match materials, noting public movements as activities for some people.
An advertisement touts genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin with the Bayer name. It notes safety proven by millions, physician use for over eighteen years, and directions for multiple pains. It advises drinking water after use and seeks Bayer branding and Cross symbol on packaging.
United States Department of Agriculture guidance on hog wallows and shade. It urges concrete 12 inch deep wallows with intake and outlet to keep water clean, and recommends natural shade or temporary shelters to prevent hogs from heat stress and sunstroke during hot months.
The 26 page Farmers Bulletin No. 1059 from the Bureau of Plant Industry describes field and storage diseases of sweet potatoes. It lists diseases such as stem rot black rot foot rot Texas rot scarf leaf blight white rust soft rot ring rot Java black rot and charcoal rot and provides prevention and control guidance with numerous illustrations. Address USDA Washington for a copy.
The Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station reports 800 farmers cooperated in growing soy beans with corn for silage or hogging down. Over 700 were pleased and would expand the practice. more than half saw corn yields hold or increase. Soy beans add high protein and richer silage, with about half a ton per acre possible.
L. V. France of the University of Minnesota beekeeping division says bees often get lost when turned out in spring to seek pollen. He urges delaying outdoor freedom in April until pollen is available on willows and soft maples nearby, and to provide pollen combs if needed. He also recommends clean water, sufficient food until May 20, weather protection, and small entrances to prevent robbing.
It will be economical on every farm to inspect and overhaul implements, checking for repairs and applying fresh oil paint to metal and wood. Early maintenance can extend a machine’s life for several seasons despite high replacement costs.
An acre yields good fruit results but if land is scarce fruit trees along fences and backyards can provide solid returns for the effort and time invested.
Advert claims instant relief from lumbago sciatica and rheumatic backache using St Jacobs Oil with a trial bottle from a druggist. It asserts kidneys do not cause back pain and promotes rubbing the balm on the back for quick loosening of soreness and stiffness. The ad also notes the oil is harmless and non irritating to skin.
An advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a constitutional remedy that works through the bloodstream to mucous surfaces. It promises a $100 reward for any case not cured and notes price, testimonials, and the Toledo Ohio manufacturer F J Cheney & Co.
The saying notes a paradox about the gentleness of caregiving versus the blunt force of a brick’s aim, contrasting delicate influence with rough power in domestic and social scenes.
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