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Newspaper

Silver Lake Record

Location

Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1920

Page

6

Taking stock of yourself and your prospects

A reflective meditation on self assessment to improve life and finances. The piece argues for decisive action after evaluating mental energy, work conditions, and sentimentality. It cites a Brazil Indiana case and Western Canada as examples of turning stock-taking into profit and a stable future.

Brazil Ind Canadianvernment of Indianapolis Canada Lking Western Saskatchewan Brazil Glass

25 Million Cascar*ets Sold For Relief And Sleep

Wide claim of twenty five million boxes sold last year promises relief from constipation biliousness indigestion colds and headaches. The ad asserts Cascar*ets work while you sleep by cleansing toxins and regulating bowels without liver shock. It also mentions Roman Eye Balsam for inflamed eyes and contains unrelated marriage joke.

Four Planting Groups Guide Garden Crops By USDA

The USDA divides common garden crops into four planting groups by frost tolerance and warmth needs. Early crops like potatoes, peas, lettuce, and greens can go in before frost ends. later heat lovers such as peppers and eggplants wait until soil and air are warm.

United States Department of Agriculture

Grain shipped direct from small markets under federal inspection

Grain is now shipped directly from small markets and inspection points in the central West to consumers or ports for export based on shipping point inspection. Federal grain supervisors report the move is enabled by the grain standards act, allowing interior points with licensed inspectors to obtain official inspection and grading.

Central West Bureau of Markets United States Department of Agriculture Bureau

Boys and Girls Club Work Aims to Build Useful Citizens

The article states that the object of boys and girls club work by the United States Department of Agriculture and state colleges is to develop youth into capable men and women with interest in farming home industries and community progress. It notes that growing pigs increasing corn yields clothing design and fruit and vegetable conservation accompany this aim and that personal development accompanies technical skill.

United States Department of Agriculture and State Colleges

Farm Woodlot Valued for Farm Fuel Resources

The article notes that about half of farm fuel comes from wood supplied largely by farm woodlots. The average farm family uses nine to ten cords of wood yearly plus about three tons of coal. The U S Department of Agriculture urges farmers to plan economical use of farm resources and not overlook woodlots.

United States Department of Agriculture

Paris dressmakers draft spring lines with plaids and bright colors

Paris correspondents report that Radier fabrics color spring models with bold plaid and striped patterns. Weavers endure factory ruins yet produce vivid textures and large designs for coats and dresses as fashion shifts toward lively materials and contrasting gores.

Paris France Riviera

Vegetable Compound Helps Woman End Suffering Says Lowell Testimony

Mrs. M Theall Bessey of Lowell Massachusetts credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with ending years of pain and weakness. She reports doubling her work capacity and urges others to use the remedy. The ad promotes the longstanding credibility of Pinkham's formula for female illnesses and offers confidential advice from a woman at the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co.

Lowell, Mass Lydia E. Pinkham M. Theall Bessey Appleton Street Lowell Mass

Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription Endorsed in Ashtabula

Mrs Emma Schuls of 244 West Street Ashtabula Ohio writes that Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription is an excellent tonic for women. She says it quickly relieved her run down weak nervous condition and built up her health and strength.

Cleveland Ohio Ashtabula

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