Brazil Nuts for Muscle urged by London youth
A seventeen year old London youth recommends EBrazil nuts to boost muscle power and aid bodybuilding, claiming the nuts help with arm strength and stamina.
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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1923
Page
6
A seventeen year old London youth recommends EBrazil nuts to boost muscle power and aid bodybuilding, claiming the nuts help with arm strength and stamina.
Report notes the discovery of a method morphing a living person’s brain without harming the patient. Details on the technique and its health implications remain sparse.
A Chinese gentleman sends a pair of geese to his chosen Indy, where they are viewed as emblems of conjugal fidelity.
The Harmatian is a dry hot wind coming from the interior of Africa toward the Atlantic in December January and February. It dries up green grass in one hour.
If kept running a watch continuously it will tick 160144000 times in a year.
Fort Wayne Indiana resident Mrs Julia T Coleman 620 Riverside Ave credits Tanlac with ending her nervous breakdown weakness loss of appetite and insomnia She urges others to try the medicine noting improved appetite sound sleep and renewed vigor Tanlac sold by druggists with no substitutes over 37 million bottles sold Tanlac Vegetable Pills also sold for constipation nationwide.
Zeb Hawkins s illness prompts recreation trip to Gosport to ride switch engine. Uncle Johnny Spruceby gains pension and second cork leg installment. Aunt Sally hosts preacher with three hard boiled eggs and a pumpkin. Ed Bascobm debuts 15 cent suspenders as new goods arrive. Dick Bledsoe’s wife attends rum mage sale and Dick dons a flat golf cap. Aunt Becky Jones visits Quincy with bird cage. Pastor calls deacons to raise money for back salary winter clothes. Constable Si Plum volunteers window repairs. Squire Hansford stores bath tub for winter.
Unsorted list of county disbursements to officials and vendors including salaries per diem expenses and supplies for commissioners auditors treasurer recorder sheriff health officer coroner and various help, plus payments to print firms telegraph services and public works. Major items include Railshack salary 550.00, Benson bridge repair 127.20, Daniels salaries 254.16 and 224.00, Fuller tax and jail costs, and Moore-Langen Print Co charges.
The column recalls five years since the Argonne offensive, noting heavy casualties and unresolved bonuses for veterans. It discusses plans to reform the coal problem by converting coal to electricity at mines, aided by Eastman’s music initiatives at the University of Rochester, and mentions Muscle Shoals power sale and Ford’s fertilizer promise. It closes with philosophical musings on mind and matter.
The article argues matter is the only reality and advertising on stamps would be ineffective as people ignore stamp ads. It notes Carnarvon brothers' deaths as natural, cites superstition, and contrasts with newspapers as best advertising. It also mentions General Wood fighting locusts in the Philippines and government flyers spraying forests.
The English Derby champion Papyrus docked in New York aboard a luxury liner. Crowds gathered as the horse, led from a carpeted gang plank to a waiting car, prepares for a match race on October 20 with two gold trophies and a $100,000 purse at stake.
To remove paraffin from a vessel melt and fill with boiling water then skim. Rugs curl fix by wetting corners placing boards until dry then remove boards for straight edges. Kitchen walls should be painted not papered for sanitation and washability. A pinch of salt enhances coffee flavor. Dried orange peel or sugar revive a dying fire.
Goslings five weeks old are hardy but need warmth and dry conditions early on with small frequent feedings. A starter ration of corn meal and shorts with bread crumbs and finely chopped eggs is advised, plus tender grass from the start. Grass in the diet remains important as geese graze, with gradual introduction of other grains and meat scraps as they grow. Keep goslings in movable runs to access fresh ground and grass, then gradually widen range until final free-range. Water should be clean and accessible. After turning to pasture, if in good condition feeding may drop to twice daily, then once daily later. Growth aims for fattening via grass, bugs, worms, oats, and buckwheat, switching to more corn as grass declines. Before holiday market, geese are fed a corn and oats mix, then corn alone, to maximize fat for market.
The article discusses conflicts between geese and chickens in a yard. It notes geese dirty water needs, their habit of washing faces, driving poultry from hay and mash hoppers, and the benefit of geese having a field near a pond with ample water.
The article advises frequent culling to improve flock performance and warns drafts in poultry houses cause illness and reduced egg output. It stresses feeding newborn chicks nothing for 48 to 86 hours after hatching and emphasizes providing milk and properly measured feed to support egg production and profits.
The term magnet derives from lodestone quality connected to Magnesia in Asia Minor, the source of the best specimens.
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