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Newspaper

Silver Lake Record

Location

Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1923

Page

7

Hypo Cod Claims Stomach Trouble Relief

Fred Snyder of Lenox Michigan credits Hypo Cod with curing his chronic stomach trouble Weight loss dizziness and poor sleep reportedly improved after several bottles He urges others with indigestion to try the tonic and notes its pleasant wine like flavor It is advertised as available from Earle Chemical Co Wheeling W Va for one dollar by prepaid mail Also includes unrelated ads and quips.

Fred Snyder Lenox Michigan Mr. Snyder Earle Chemical Co Wheeling, W. Val

Red Cross Bat Blue for Baby Clothes

An old advertisement promises fresh white clothes with Red Cross Bat Blue. It assures no streaks or damage and notes it is sold by all good grocers.

Neighbors Hope We Get What We Deserve

A short remark expressing the belief that neighbors would be pleased if the community receives its deserved rewards, reflecting local sentiment and shared interest.

Watch for Eelworm Damage to Alfalfa

United States Department of Agriculture warns alfalfa growers to spot sick spots caused by the eelworm nematode. Symptoms include thinning stands, swollen brown stems, and crown rot. Prompt eradication by crop rotation and field plowing is advised to prevent spread to clover, buckwheat, rye, turnips, and potatoes.

United States Department of Agriculture America Washington

Dairymen Urged to Mix Corn and Oil Meal Ration

New York Ithaca agricultural college specialists weigh a fall dairy ration using 500 pounds corn and oats ground together 300 pounds oil meal and 200 pounds gluten feed. They note alfalfa hay boosts seed use and wheat can substitute for some corn in moderation.

New York State Agricultural College Ithaca

Grafting Advice Warns Suckers Unsuitable for Grafting

The article explains that apple tree suckers are generally too immature and sap‑rich for grafting. It recommends using well mature wood with stored nutrients, cut during dormancy, and suggests using suitably sized roots from old trees for winter grafting.

Wilt Disease Threat Grows for Tomato Crops

The wilt disease is becoming a serious menace to tomato production. It is spread partly by diseased vines. all tomato vines should be burned and tomatoes should not be planted in the same field next year because the disease persists in the soil.

Mutton and Lamb Most Healthful for Table Use

The United States Department of Agriculture urges greater use of lamb and mutton, noting these meats are nutritious, economical, and wholesome. Past U.S. farming focused on wool, giving meat a tougher, less palatable image, despite experiments confirming palatability and safety.

United States Department of Agriculture United States Great Corn Belt Appalachian Mountains North Atlantic States Bureau of Animal Industry Department Office of Home Economics

Control Currant Pests During Dormant Period

Orchard pests on currants include San Jose scale gooseberries and currant worm aphis and borers. Use lime sulfur spray during dormancy to clean scale, remove weak stems to curb currant borers, and apply arsenical poisons or oil emulsion for worms and aphids.

San Jose

Whitewash Cow Stables Before Winter Sets In

A guide to winterizing cow stables suggests whitewashing interiors for brightness cleanliness and easier milk production. It includes a recipe from the state dairy department detailing lime salt rice glue whiting and steps to make and apply the wash.

Dairy Department State Agricultural College

Economical Gains in Feeding Beef Calves

Feeding beef calves offers lower feed required per unit gain, about 25 percent less than aged steers. Calves maintain gains for months after finishing, extending the market window compared with older cattle. Careful planning is needed to optimize feeding operations.

Festus Pester Buys Car to Tour Surroundings

Festus Pester declares he has bought a car for touring the territory. Askington strains at a reply but admits the purpose is to avoid inviting the sour J Fuller Gloom to ride with him.

Festus

Danderine Hair Tonic Promises Thick Lustrous Hair

An advertisement touts Danderine as a 85 cent tonic that revives lifeless hair, reduces dandruff and itching, and restores strength and color after a genuine scalp toning. It claims to refresh and stimulate hair without stickiness and greasiness and notes availability at drug stores.

Premeditated Detention in London Answers

A fragmentary exchange shows a cross questioning scene in which a woman asserts she has just turned twenty one while being asked her age and who detained her. The dialogue reflects a witty street vignette from London.

London

Cuticura Promises Full Toilet Care in Ad Campaign

Advertisement touts Cuticura Soap Ointment and Talcum for all toilet needs. Recommends soaking hands in hot suds drying and rubbing in Ointment and removing excess with tissue paper as part of routine care.

Woman in Rocking Chair Shaken After Saucer Incident

The woman in the rocking chair was sadly shaken up after an apparent incident involving a cup and saucer. Tea stains marked her cheeks as bystanders offered assistance.

Roman Eye Balsam Heals Sore Eyes Overnight

An advertisement claims sore inflamed eyes and granulations heal promptly with nightly use of Roman Eye Balsam. Priced at 35 cents.

Man Wins Argument Against Woman's Tears Phrase

A proverb notes that it is easy to name the winner of an argument when a man's words clash with a woman's tears, highlighting a perceived imbalance in persuasion.

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