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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1920
Page
3
An ad warns to look for Bayer on genuine Aspirin tablets and packaging for safe use against colds headaches neuralgia rheumatism and pain. It notes aspirin’s Bayer trademark and lists common remedies and pricing in small tin boxes and larger packages. Also promotes Cuticura products and an odd piano wire detail.
The United States Department of Agriculture reports that poor quality eggs inflate prices for good eggs, reducing demand as housewives face spoilage and higher losses. It recommends better production, grading, packing, and transport practices, plus cleaner eggs, daily gathering, cooling and careful handling to cut waste.
Purchasers of calves, sheep, lambs and hogs near St. Louis pay a premium for express delivery. Livestock growers report express receipts often surpass National Stock Yards figures and can fetch higher prices. Metal tags identify livestock before shipment and buyers inspect on arrival. The method suits Kosher butchers and markets seeking fresh veal and immediate slaughter.
The dairy division reports about 120 bull associations in 30 states showing flexibility across communities. Extension agents note many doubt their suitability, but in places with 200 plus cows a bull association brings clear benefits through better bulls and cooperative effort.
United States Department of Agriculture notes 90 percent of new Brazilian cotton plants destroyed by a lace bug insect that sucks leaf juice. Brazil faces a very short crop this year while scientists seek measures to control the pest. no immediate danger of spread to the United States.
A fragment discusses poultry housing basics including a level hot ladder dust bath and furnishings. It mentions a single good chicken breed being more valuable than many mixed breeds and highlights winter considerations for keeping poultry.
Guidance for cows bred in February or March to ensure fall or early winter calves. Emphasizes keeping both breeding cows and herd bull in good condition with ample roughage and modest grain, noting a weak bull may reduce calf vigor and milk needs for cows.
The article explains that butter color should be clear and even though shade does not always affect quality, a not too pale hue is preferred. High churn temperature speeds production but dulls color, while too low temperature and long churning also harms color. Overwashing or overworking pulls color. Butter from sweet cream tends to be paler due to more buttermilk.
When bottles stand casein hardens making removal hard. Rinse with cold or lukewarm water to prevent hardening, then wash with lukewarm water followed by hot water or steam. This keeps bottles clean and kills bacteria with the hot rinse.
Some countries require a breath holding test for aviation honor candidates. A minimum of 45 seconds is expected for a good aviator, with records reportedly reaching 69 seconds.
A vintage advertisement touts Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a panacea for kidney liver and bladder ailments. It claims the remedy cures uric troubles and urges readers to obtain sample bottles by sending ten cents to Kilmer Co. and visit local drug stores for large and medium bottles.
Jud Tunkins states he is perfectly willing to be wrong at times to avoid spoiling an interesting argument.
An ad touts Diamond Dyes as a simple kit that colorizes worn garments from wool to silk or linen. It urges readers to consult the Diamond Dyes Color Card at the druggist and claims fadeless rich results on all fabric types.
A witty exchange contrasts two heads aiding a discourse with lecturers favoring six heads. The line hints at collaboration versus overload in scholarly settings.
Chaney and Gon of Toledo Ohio advertise CATARRH MEDICINE claiming it cures catarrh and related mucous conditions. The offer promises relief from symptoms and promotes the product as an effective remedy.
In the exchange titled Much More Old Me Grabit holds his own with a sharp comeback showing resilience and grit. The dialogue paints a tense scene of contest and confidence as Grabit answers challengers.
Mrs G P Hicks reports taking four Batonic tablets relieved her sour stomach and recommends the remedy to others. The ad promotes Anatonic tablets taken after meals to prevent indigestion and discomfort, touting convenience and a low price with druggist guarantees.
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