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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1920
Page
6
Mrs Mans Spender of 120 Orange St Wyandotte Michigan says months of pain and illness end after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash She stopped other doctors medicine and now can manage her household duties without severe discomfort.
Advertised ointment claims to relieve chronic skin issues including eczema and piles after long suffering. Testimonials from Miss Mary Hill of Pittsburgh and A B Ruger of Racine praise its effectiveness, noting hairless head blotches and itch relief. Product mailed by Peterson Ointment Co., Buffalo.
Westminster abbey has served many roles over a thousand years from barracks in Cromwell’s era to a parliament house and even a monastery brewery and bakery inside the sacred precincts.
Diamond Dyes offers simple directions for dyeing fabrics in rich, fadeless colors. Suitable for wool silk linen cotton and blends. Buy Diamond Dyes for guaranteed results and a Color Card with 16 colors.
A brief, terse note describes a prisoner awaiting hanging and claiming to be framed. The text hints at a shrewd buyer who has previously purchased a gold brick disguised as experience, suggesting a commentary on deception and motives.
Annual damage by rodents to crops in the United States is roughly estimated at 300 million dollars. Moleskins from eliminated rodents have netted Oregon and Washington farmers 360 000 to 60 000 dollars yearly. Campaigns against moles and other rodents reduce losses. northwestern moleskins fetch 50 to 60 cents each and demand remains high.
Farmers in Hangian Valley Washington join Forest Service and county agent to market about 800 million feet of timber. About 200 settlers own 300 million feet and plan a unit sale to attract a company. Appraised price set at 350 per thousand feet and stumpage reduced 30 cents to protect young growth. Co operation urged for small holders to market timber and turn woodlots into long term income.
The document states that anthrax spores can spread from diseased livestock via animal feces and that burning carcasses quickly is essential. It notes that disease carriers contact domestic animals and may contaminate water sources, with house flies potentially spreading cases.
The report shows a per bushel production cost of 75 cents plus 7 cents for hauling to the elevator. Rent is $6.83, planting $6.08, harvesting $7.71 per acre, totaling $20.68 for 27 percent yield.
Entomologists from the University of Minnesota say Minnesota loses 10 to 12 million dollars yearly to rats. Montana, North Dakota, Kansas, California, Wyoming, and Nevada report multi‑million losses, with rats spreading disease. State health boards urge rat proofing, rubbish removal, and active trapping and poisoning campaigns to reduce numbers.
A historical note explains selecting grit for poultry by hardness. Hard grit slows voiding, aids gizzard function, improves digestion, and increases egg production. It warns that soft or improper grit leads to waste and poorer feed efficiency.
An agricultural note says removing weed seeds from woodlots is as profitable as weeding gardens. It also suggests burning wood from crooked or defective trees and from species not suitable for timber.
A short note urges farmers to invest in a neat attractive letter-head for business correspondence. It argues that quality letter-heads serve as strong advertising for the farm and rival other professionals in promoting a business image.
Lesson outlines Jesus parables on the Kingdom between Christ's first and second coming. The Wheat and Tares show the Son of Man sows good seed while the Devil sows evil. growth hides danger until harvest. Mustard Seed and Leaven illustrate small beginnings becoming pervasive, with caution on false doctrine and corrupting influence.
A devotional excerpt cites Dr. Pusey teaching that nothing is too small for divine ordering and care. It asserts God sees every detail from numbered hairs to every pain, tear, secret wish, and prayer, whether spoken or unspoken, and accepts them in His hand.
Dialogue on ideal partners where Flora questions the existence of the perfect man and Dora counters that real ones are scarce, in a witty Car toons Magazine strip.
An advertisement promotes Cuticura for sore hands advising soaking in Cuticura Soap, drying, applying Cuticura Ointment, and removing excess with tissue. Claims Cuticura Soap Ointment and Talcum cover all toilet needs.
The Scientific American describes radium as a tool in medicine not a medicine. It emits alpha beta and gamma rays with varying penetrations and tissue effects. Surgeons use gamma rays to destroy diseased tissue while aiming to spare healthy tissue, stopping before damage to good tissue occurs.
A short exchange from New York Central Magazine jokes about mothers and maidens in church. The line Angelica asks why old maids sit near hymnals and Mother replies so they will be near when the hymns are given out. The quip closes with a proverb about fair dealing and neighborliness.
A short exchange quotes a child asking about marriage and the grandfather replying with a cautious view, expressing concern about early expectations and difficulties in life. The tone implies a reflective piece on family guidance.
Catarrh is described as a local disease influenced by constitutional conditions. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is presented as a tonic and blood purifier that cleanses the blood and builds up the system to restore normal conditions and let Nature work. Circulars free. J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
The article recounts old beliefs about hares and luck. It notes Pepys seeking a jointed hare foot, fishwives bearing hare feet, and sayings like kissing the hare foot for hunger. It also covers omens of fire, misfortune at sea, harelip, witch shapeshifting, and silver bullets.
During a country vacation, young Ernestine tells her father she found a place with millions of apples and proudly offers two to him as proof. The anecdote showcases a child's playful perception of abundance and discovery.
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