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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1921
Page
8
Thousands of women with kidney and bladder trouble may not realize it. Symptoms include back pain headaches and nervousness. Dr Kilmer Swamp Root is promoted as a remedy order a sample by sending ten cents to Dr Kilmer & Co. Binghamton NY and mention the newspaper.
The Birmingham Age-Herald notes Charley Dubkins stops wearing ilk shirts and considers national economy. On potential executive roles offering ten to twelve thousand dollars annually, he might accept if the offer arises, showing a shift toward practical ambitions.
A concise advertisement urges women to use Diamond Dyes for all fiber dyeing. It warns of dye streaks fades and ruined material from inferior products and directs buyers to consult the druggist for the Color Card and instructions.
A farmer asks a friend to estimate his flock then learns the guest counted legs and divided by four to reach about 500. The exchange, reported in the Minneapolis Tribune, ends with astonishment at the quick math.
Catarrhal deafness cannot be cured by local applications as they cannot reach the inner ear. The remedy is a constitutional treatment that addresses inflammation of the mucous lining of the Eustachian tube. Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims to act on the system to reduce inflammation and restore normal hearing.
A New Yorker visiting an Iowa town notes the town’s one newspaper. He jokes the editor is sarcastic, pointing out last week’s Local Intelligence section was only about three inches long. The exchange highlights local pride in the paper.
A collage of humorous snippets and ad blurbs from a newspaper page. Includes a quip about a writer and his son, a Red Cross Ball Blue sales line, animal vanity observations, a farm for sale notice, barber chat on trimming, a brides joke about curls, and child quiz humor.
Department Bulletin 905 from the U S Department of Agriculture outlines breeding principles for livestock. It explains heredity selection, mating aims, and how to improve uniform product quality while weighing performance records and pedigrees as guides for long term improvement.
The United States Department of Agriculture cautions that many mysterious poultry illnesses in turkey poults are caused by lice. It advises inspecting hatchery hens and poults, greasing lice spots with oil or kerosene, and using warm water tests to confirm lice presence, noting heavy infestations can be hidden in wing hollows.
A courier guides two young adventurers toward the House of Secrets to learn leadership and cooperation. He explains their past quarrels, the importance of pulling together, and how misused ambition led to trouble as they journey on toward discovery.
USDA reports a flood of responses from participants in the better sires movement. farmers describe disposing of inferior stock and purchasing purebred sires and yearlings. many say their female stock was bred to purebreds to meet campaign requirements.
When hens are confined in laying houses they miss the chance to dust bathe on range. Providing dust baths is vital for a hen’s well being whether cooped up or free ranged. It helps combat vermin and natural parasites, keeping hens from being carried off by lice.
Neglect in supplying the right grain and amounts during cold weather reduces squab production in winter. Extra time and effort are required to feed and manage pigeons, but owners are well paid for the additional work.
An article urges removal of defective trees unsuitable for good timber to cut fuel costs. It compares weeding a wood lot to a garden, noting that crooked and defective trees and even some non ideal species can still provide usable fuel wood.
A pasted ad discusses constipation remedies citing Garfield Tea as a carefully selected herbal product available at drug stores. It contrasts a neighbor surgeon’s dress with a cutaway coat and promotes small savings as sturdy support in emergencies through ad language.
A fragmentary, satirical column quotes Sen Sorghum railing against promises and fairy tale rhetoric. The piece interlaces jests about wishes with a social cue urging use of Red Cross Ball Blue for a daughter's laundry to achieve a dainty appearance.
Archibald with $14 walks home but is accosted by a masked thug demanding his hands. The robber yields after Archibald questions the gun bearer’s lack of a carry permit and tosses the weapon before vanishing into the night.
A brief quotation centers on balancing influence in business and public perception. It critiques acting as both friend and foe in dealings, warning that predicting disaster and stirring trouble harms efforts more than praise helps. The piece reflects press and booster dynamics.
A Sunday special inquiry quotes Bishop Leonard of Cleveland defending church attendance. He says truly democratic Christian churches are full while some affluent parishes show vacancies. He contrasts Victorian England with a baronet’s domain where a rector blesses rich and poor alike in a single perfunctory prayer.
Popular tips emphasize listening to others and feigning novelty of known ideas. The quip notes friendliness hinges on letting people share familiar points as if new.
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