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Newspaper
The Jansen News
Location
Jansen, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1925
Page
7
Mrs. Harry Ashcroft of Covington Kentucky says severe bearing down pains and weakness kept her bedridden until Vege table Compound Blood medicine and Sanative Wash restored strength and warmth. She endorses the trio and offers to answer letters from neighbors.
A humorous Life magazine quip features a seller asking about the period of a piece and the reply naming it as the narrator’s first marriage. The exchange highlights witty banter on antiques and personal memory.
Consumer alert notes that genuine Bayer Aspirin bears the Bayer name on packages or tablets to prove safety and physician approval. It warns buyers to insist on Bayer to avoid dangerous imitations and potential health hazards.
A reflective line notes one household member, grandma, as the patient observer who rarely voices grievance about being misread. The statement hints at family dynamics and generational attitudes within a domestic setting.
Farmers face acid soils harming clover growth as humus breakdown and nonporous soils increase acidity. Use blue litmus paper to test surface and subsoil samples, mixing several areas for a representative sample. Red litmus indicates acidity. lime is the remedy. Purdue Bulletin No 46 offers full guidance.
University of Minnesota farm experiments show fall pigs require more seed variety due to scarce green crops but gain as quickly as spring pigs when well housed and fed. Feed used per unit gain is similar for both seasons, while winter feed costs lower. Fall pigs fetch higher prices due to market timing rather than pork quality.
D H Hall Clemson College extension poultry expert urges raising green food for hens. Plant rape cabbage collards oats and rye in fall or provide daily greens to ensure high priced eggs through winter. Green foods supply essential vitamins and act as a fowl stimulant.
Kansas Bulletin No. 167 argues the herd’s future depends on the sire. A pure bred sire with strong ancestry and proven production should lead dairy traits. Prefer yearly records, inspect the dam, and consider an older proven breeder, though cost and temper may deter.
Ohio State University expert T. H. Parks notes that codling moths over winter as caterpillars under bark and survive mild freezing. In Washington tests, 25 degrees below zero killed all larvae, while 15 below left 30 percent alive. The main natural check is crop failure removing food, not temperature or parasites. after crop failures, careful sprays are needed the following year.
A nostalgic piece emphasizes intelligent farming and preventive care. It advises feeding pullets sprouted greens and ensuring clean, abundant grain, noting hogs gain fastest when suckling and stressing health through good housing and avoidance of unnecessary medicines.
Camille Dussard reports a cold light advance in which a 2,000 candle power lamp emits no shock or heat when touched. He notes ordinary lamps waste 99 percent of input as heat and envisions a 10,000 candle power light with no heat output.
Advert says Cuticura talcum powder complements Cuticura Soap and Ointment sold as a trio. Claims exquisite skin care for face and baby and notes 25c each widely available.
The advertisement touts Green's August Flower as a durable cure for nervous dyspepsia sour stomach constipation indigestion torpid liver dizziness and related digestive issues. It claims fifty eight years of use in millions of households and wide availability in medicine shops with bottles priced at 80 and 90 cents.
The Wahabis ban all smoking in Mecca the Moslem holy city and have prohibited further importations. At the great bazaar smoking paraphernalia was burned and all forms of smoking are prohibited under the edict.
A reflective line on how genuine love emboldens a man to reveal his joy openly, regardless of who notices. The sentiment contrasts caution with unabashed affection and explores social perceptions of happiness.
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