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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1923
Page
3
Mrs Albert raping of 29 East 10th Street St Paul declares Tanlac improved her health after severe weakness headaches and stomach distress. She says she gained weight and feels joy in caring for her home noting no indigestion and all pains gone. Tanlac sold by druggists with over 35 million bottles sold.
Mrs Geo Smith of Canton Ohio reports her children with bronchitis improved after using Father John's Medicine calling it a great body builder. She says her son, previously run down, is now in excellent health. The medicine is described as a pure high grade cod liver oil illusion free from alcohol or dangerous drugs.
A US Department of Agriculture one reel film analyzes horse gaits using high speed photography. It depicts draft animals racers trotters hunters runners and cavalry horses with a demonstration of jumps by Dandy Dude owned by Gen. John J. Pershing and cavalry movements at Fort Meyer Virginia. Copies are sold through the department film distribution system.
The U S Department of Agriculture warns long used vegetable tanning materials are inadequate to meet demand. It notes 1914 hides and skins exceed 140 million, costing farmers over 15 million annually in losses from poor curing and handling. Better tanning methods could reduce costs for shoes and harness and conserve millions, with bulletins on tanning and leather care.
Dr Henry C Taylor of the U S Department of Agriculture told the American Farm Economic Association in Chicago that co op marketing needs strict cost accounting to avoid price manipulation or overproduction. He urged careful tallying of land use charges unpaid labor and non cash items to guide crop choice equipment culture and disposal methods and to aid analysis of agricultural conditions.
University farm advice promotes whitewash usefulness with a detailed mixing method. Slake wine with boiling water, strain, then stir in salt rice and glue, add hot water, and let stand covered for several days before use.
The United States Department of Agriculture reports experiments on feeding dry cows. Lime and phosphorus influence milk production and calf development, so cows should be well fed at dry and end of lactation to store these elements for future lactation demands.
Over 500 farmers and breeders responded to a USDA survey, finding purebreds 40 percent better in utility than common stock. They report offspring of purebreds valued about 50 percent higher at sale and that purebreds are easier to sell in nearly all cases.
In an experiment with 100 hens without lights and 100 hens with lights, the non lit group returned $197.90 over seven months December to June, while the lit group yielded $235.38. The findings indicate higher earnings from hens kept with lighting.
The article argues against breeding from the whole flock. It advises keeping one or two small pens of choicest fowls to set eggs and hatch chicks. This focused selection will steadily raise the standard of quality each year.
The advertisement states Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures catarrh and deafness from catarrh through a two part approach. An ointment relieves local inflammation and an internal tonic acts on mucous surfaces via the bloodstream, promising restoration of normal conditions. Sold by druggists for over 40 years by J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
The article criticizes taxation on a Turk who must pay taxes on land, food for his hen, eggs, livestock, and every item brought into the city. It notes yearly taxes and a road fund, and that bribes to tax collectors aid escape from payments.
The romantic tent pool at Albury Surrey named bughand with a history dating to King John has vanished as springs feeding it dried during the 1921 drought. The decline is blamed on exhausted water sources and the mystery surrounding its long history.
The remark suggests that a man’s experience with a woman does not necessarily impart wisdom or insight. It implies limitations of personal encounters as a source of understanding and cautions against overgeneralizing from intimate experiences.
From a Chicago Journal reflection after a visit to China, an ob servant notes how Chinese workers act as their own foreman and designer, shaping products from raw materials to finished goods. The piece contrasts repetitive factory toil with creative, self directed production and questions the economic value of standardized limits.
Dr Harvey Brace Leman of the University of Chicago physics department will speak on his field tonight via radio. The lecture promises insights into the department's secrets and research directions.
The Indian leader emphasizes cow protection as the core of Hinduism. He calls the cow India's best companion and mother of millions, urging self sacrifice to defend cows and asserting protection against Muslims in the context of a broader religious duty.
Intrepid boy answers Old King Cole to a quiz question as a London Mail quip.
A terse warning labels habitual truth touts as deadbeats. Observers argue that loud claims of integrity often mask evasive behavior, urging skepticism of public self branding and urging accountability in conduct.
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