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Newspaper

The Citizen Republican

Location

Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1921

Page

7

Forced to Fight for Breath and Health with Tanlac

A Nashville couple testi fy to Tanlae, claiming the medicine cured the wife from stomach and heartburn, helped her breathe, and restored the husband’s energy. They say they have enjoyed good health for three years and keep a bottle at home. Tanlae is sold by leading druggists everywhere.

J. 2 Montamat Third Ave North Nashville Tenn Cusacks Company Montamat Img Tanlat Tanlae Adv

No News to Him A Wartime Trombonist Joins Camp Devens Band

A regimental band forms at a wartime cantonment and after the first rehearsal the trombonist Sam Jones reveals his station as Camp Devens and his rank as known by him, in a humorous vignette from The American Legion Weekly.

Sam Jones Camp Devens Sam The American Legion Weekly

Bayer Aspirin warning on genuine packaging

An ad warns to buy only Aspirin with the Bayer name on package or tablets to ensure authenticity. It states Bayer produces safe, physician prescribed aspirin for colds headaches neuralgia rheumatism earache toothache lumbago and general pain. Small twelve tablet tins cost a few cents and larger packs are sold by druggists.

Bayer

Pearlie's Sorrow at Kindergarten Party

Jerome tells his mother that Pearlie Peterson cried after a Washington's birthday party at school. Pearlie brought a handkerchief for Washington and Miss Minn said he was dead, causing her distress during the day at kindergarten.

Pearlie Jerome Pearlie Peterson

Women Need Swamp-Root For Kidney Trouble Ad

Thousands of women suffer kidney and bladder issues often mistaken for other complaints. Kidney health affects other organs, with back pain, headaches, fatigue, and nerves signaling trouble. The ad urges prompt treatment with Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root and offers a sample bottle by sending ten cents to Dr Kilmer Co. Moving image text notes: one unworried day is a psychological triumph.

Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghainton

Early Potatoes Need Good Care in Loading and Packaging

United States Department of Agriculture specialists urge careful loading methods for new potatoes to reduce breakage and losses. They recommend double headed ventilated barrels, proper top layering, and headliners to prevent barrel slack and jarring.

United States Department of Agriculture

Turnips grown in garden across regions and seasons

The article describes sowing methods for turnips in drills or broadcast, with regional timing for northern and southern states. It notes soil stirring between rows, rapid growth, and the need to avoid freezing in storage. It also warns of plant lice damage and nicotine spray as a remedy.

US States Department of Cculture North

Plan to Eradicate Sorrel From Pasture Lands

USDA specialists recommend lime applications of two tons per acre of ground limestone, one and a half tons of hydrated lime, or one ton of quicklime per acre to kill sheep sorrel. Quicklime can be slaked with water and sprayed to injure leaves and correct soil acidity. Iron sulfate spray, two pounds per gallon of water, also destroys sorrel without harming grass, though it hurts clover and some broad-leaved weeds. A short crop rotation helps suppress sorrel, with soil tilled in different seasons each year.

United States Department of Agriculture

Better profits in poultry

Five reasons from USDA specialists for keeping standard-bred poultry. They are more uniform in size type and color more attractive in appearance appealing to purchasers of stock and eggs offer a greater combination of practical qualities for farmers and poultry keepers produce more uniform quality are in greater demand and bring better prices standard bred poultry means greater success and better profits.

United States Department of Agriculture

An Odd Surprise Parachutist Leaps Four and Three Fifths Miles

A chap parachuted four and three fifths miles to return to earth risking his life. After reading today’s news, one wonders what attracted him to the feat as noted by Arthur H. Folwell in Leslie’s.

Earth Arthur H. Folwell Leslie

As She Saw the Elephant At The Circus

Four year old Catherine witnessed an elephant at a circus for the first time. She exclaimed about the animal and the fat horse with a tail. A separate note reports the steamship Mauretania’s bronze propeller corroded by salt water in three months.

Catherine Mauretania

Mint Leaves Signs on Quiet Back Yard Growth

The text notes mint leaves turning dark green in a back yard or vacant lot across the way. It advises guarding the plant, as crushed leaves in lemonade provide a delightful tang.

Beau Brummel of the Plains Visits Midwestern Cities

Big Bear, head of the Sioux tribe and famed dandy of the plains, is described as the best dressed Indian in America. He recently traveled in full regalia to several large Midwestern cities in the Middle West.

Beau Brummel Plains Big Bear America Middle West

Similar Cases Preventive Measures And A Bridge Question

A brief exchange questions anxiety about playing bridge and counters with a playful remark that piano music will fill the void if bridge is not played, hinting at social ritual and communal pastime in a light moment.

Health and Vigor Win in The Race of Life

Health and vigor are praised as essential for success in a competitive era. The text urges readers to cultivate robust health through a wholesome blood supply and dismisses the idea that weak, sickly individuals can keep pace. It motivates immediate action to improve vitality.

S.S.S U.S.S Swift

Law Violators Hoover Calls Bear Departments Misplaced

A pithy mock editorial in the Philadelphia Post Ledger argues polar bears and brown bears are misclassified under Interior and Agriculture. It jokes they should all be under prohibition enforcement due to their browns.

Hoover Department of Department the Interior Department of Agriculture Department of Prohibition Enforcement Philadelphia Ne Ledger

Hatonic touted as cure for long stomach illness

Mrs Dora Willams recalls a ten month illness caused by a stomach disorder and credits Hatonic with restoring her health. The ad claims Hatonic reduces excess acidity and gases, easing indigestion sourness heartburn belching and food repetition after meals. A big box is offered at a trifling price with a druggist guarantee.

Dora Willams Hatonic

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