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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1920
Page
6
Thousands of women suffer kidney and bladder trouble often overlooked as mere illness. Kidney health affects other organs, causing back pain headaches fatigue and nervousness. Start treatment now with Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root, a physician’s formula sold at drug stores. Send ten cents for a sample bottle to Dr Kilmer Co. Binghamton NY and mention the paper.
In Bridgeton New Jersey twenty five youths have invested a thousand dollars in United States thrift stamps this year. They earned money through dishwashing sweeping dusting store work baby-minding errands and other chores. Some even earned prizes while cutting weeds carrying coal sifting ashes selling papers and raising chickens. The effort aims to show that time can be turned into money and may change how children use idle hours.
To keep table linens gleaming, use Red Cross Ball Blue in laundry. It never disappoints. Available at all good grocers for 5c.
A British doctor M. J. de Theziac proposes using sun rays to cure skin diseases and for healthful baths. His invention uses a revolving cabin with a large lens to concentrate sunlight on the patient. The system has been tested near Quimper, France, according to Popular Science Monthly.
Advertisement for Allen's Foot Ease antiseptic powder that sprinkles into shoes and foot baths. Promises comfort, easier wear for old and new shoes, and claims women can wear shoes one size smaller. Sold everywhere.
A hostess remarks on Miss Biggle being a poor conversationalist. A guest retorts that she is “the limit” since the only word she spoke all evening was “No,” and he had to propose to her to hear even that.
Advertising copy for Cuticera Talcum Powder lauding it as antiseptic and fragrance rich in the Cuticera Toilet Trio. Claims economical use for face skin baby and dusting with perfume superiority over other scents.
A decree in the Official Gazette forbids Spanish diplomats from marrying without royal permission. Violations lead to suspension for the officer and loss of diplomatic privileges for the wife. The rule targets marriages to women of questionable means or reputation. Similar constraints apply to naval and military officers and noblemen.
United States Department of Agriculture engineers report a dust-collecting fan and static off-loading system reduce fire and explosion risk during thrashing in the Pacific Northwest. The device lowers insurance costs, cleans grain, and captures smut spores to prevent field infestation.
Weeds are easiest to eradicate when young in cornfields gardens and patches. Use harrow and weeder as soon as they appear. Even after crops begin to grow a careful pass with a slanted-tooth harrow or the weeder yields considerable benefit with little harm.
A government expert prescribes arsenical remedies for the cabbage worm, recommending arsenate of lead and Paris green. Lead is cheaper. use two pounds in powder or four pounds in paste per 50 gallons of water. Add resin soap or resin-fish oil soap to equal weight for adhesion. Use proper spray equipment and nozzle technique to achieve a mistlike spray. arsenicals are harmless when applied as directed.
The cucumber melon squash and pumpkin vines favor climbing fences or trellises over ground growth. Support heavier melons and squash with cords or rags. Squash bug, by contrast, expects to feed on the ground.
A plan for rural motor express lines to connect farms to markets is touted as a solution to wasted perishable produce and high living costs. Specially designed trucks operate on fixed schedules, delivering shipments within a day across a rail network or independently, proving economical and dependable for farmers.
An article urges separating a cow with tuberculosis from healthy cattle immediately to prevent spread. It states no newly purchased animals should join a herd until they pass a thorough tuberculin test performed by an experienced veterinarian.
A gardener explains that using water and proper care promotes deep, vigorous roots. He suggests bright tools and consistent watering, especially when rain is scarce, to ensure healthy root systems and strong plant growth.
Government corn specialists urge timely cultivation with a two row cultivator to save labor. They stress avoiding wasteful practices, maintaining loose soil, destroying weeds, and deep early cultivation only when needed. Proper methods could double yields with good seed, soil, and care, even with limited labor.
A summary explains telegraph market information provided by the U S department of agriculture’s bureau of markets. It notes collect charges from nearby stations and lists how to apply for reports and explain common market terms such as market excited market stronger and market active with meanings for buyers and sellers.
ARM NOTES. Tumus makes soil darker in color. A farm is known by the fences it keeps. 3 Saving labor is as important as saving money. Poultry and eggs make excellent creamery sidelines. Cowpens are a warm-weather crop which does splendidly on gandy soils.
Garnett Kansas woman recalls complete nervous breakdown after childbirth and chronic weakness. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with rapid relief after two doses and full recovery after five bottles. She later bore three children and remains healthy, recommending the remedy.
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