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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1920
Page
3
An advertisement touts Bulgarian Blood Tea as a life renewing remedy for youth, health, and vigor. It promises renewed energy, relief from ailments, and a guaranteed refund if no health improvement occurs within three weeks. The Marvel Products Co. of Pittsburgh backs the claim.
Breeding ewes in good thrifty condition require only moderate grain. A mix of corn oats and bran or barley, fed at one fourth to one half pound per head daily, plus clean hay, yields better mothers and stronger milk. Provide dry, draft-free quarters and daily exercise, with forage spread for movement when winter pastures are scarce.
Bureau of Markets advises against improper shipping failing to protect tubers from cold. Of 5895 potato cars inspected in the year ending July 1 1920 over 2000 showed freezing damage up to 40 percent. Heaters and airflow circulations described.
J. B. Sweet of Colorado advises clean storage for potatoes and fruits. He stresses washing cellars, using sun exposure, bin disinfecting with lime, sealing openings, and burning formalin to deter vermin. Proper air flow reduces rot. his bins keep space from walls and vented windows open until cold weather.
A lesson examining Jesus power over sickness sin and death in Matthew 8 9 includes healings of a leper centurion's servant a storm calming demon possession and a woman with an issue of blood highlighting faith authority and the king's compassion.
Farmers can ensure grain grades meet federal standards by consulting the nearest Federal grain supervision office. If no licensed inspector is available, a sample of at least two quarts may be mailed to a licensed inspector for official grading, with the grade applied to the sample or to the entire lot by agreement.
G C Johnson praises Batonic as a remedy for heartburn and nervous spells while Eatonic is described as easing upset stomachs by removing excess acid and gases. The tablet is taken after meals and two boxes are priced at a trifling amount with a druggist's guarantee.
Special reports from the Bureau of Estimates show fall sown oats reach about 45 percent in the fall-out area including Maryland West Virginia Kentucky Arkansas and Oklahoma southward. More than 60 percent of acreage is sown fall in North Carolina Georgia Florida Alabama Mississippi and Louisiana.
Adequate records are necessary to the efficient management of any business. The farmer, to be successful, must be a business man as well as a grower of crops and producer.
The USDA sets minimum feed for hogs in transit. Each single deck up to 17,000 pounds requires at least two bushels of shelled corn or equivalent. Double decks up to 21,000 pounds require at least two and a half bushels. Heavier carloads deserve proportional extra feed to avoid waste.
Chin ch bugs are active in eastern Missouri corn this year with major damage also in parts of southern Illinois. USDA reports describe the pest and extermination methods in several bulletins. The bug causes losses amounting to several million dollars annually.
A discussion on lack of plan or concerted effort for amusements in the city. The text argues that without coordinated investment, the Devil profits, and suggests one wealthy benefactor could fund wholesome, citywide amusement for all.
A fashion trend highlights how clothing and grooming can alter perceived appearance. The piece notes that styling choices may mask natural features, shaping how others judge age and identity in social settings.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine is advertised as a tonic and blood purifier that cleanses the blood and strengthens the system to restore natural conditions. Circulation of circulars is offered free. F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
In Mysore state’s Wolar district, grains of gold appeared on rice ears during harvests. Early observers misattributed the glitter to supernatural causes, until it was realized that gold from gravelly soils lodged on nurseries and seedlings during flooding. The Kolar district then became a major source of gold.
A Ramsgate man charged with shooting a cat denied firing the shot. Punch of London reports the animal allegedly dashed at the bullet and died from impalement.
A terse observation notes that only the charms on watch chains appeal to certain young men, implying a focus on small personal adornments over larger, flashier trappings. The remark reflects era attitudes toward masculine jewelry and status symbols.
A reader notes the crude expression go the whole hog comes from Coppe’s Love of the World Reproved. The piece recounts an Arabi story where Mohammed forbids eating part of the pig, but followers ration the meal by eating every part, to avoid violating the command.
A fragmentary exchange presents puzzled questions about separation and a sense of dread. The dialogue hints at mystery and emotional unsettlement surrounding a division or parting, with characters expressing surprise and concern.
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