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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1919
Page
3
A collection of ad snippets tout Peruna for catarrh and general health. Testimonial claims from a sheriff and others praise the remedy after throat and health issues. The clippings urge readers to request The Peruna Health Book and buy Peruna tablets or liquid from local dealers.
Kidney disease is linked to many ailments as kidneys filter the blood. Signals include weariness, sleeplessness, backaches, stomach trouble, and pain. Gold Medal Hairlem Oil Capsules are advertised to stimulate kidneys and relieve inflammation, with a money back guarantee.
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture offers a list of don’ts for sheep care. Avoid wet land, spoiled hay, and insufficient water. keep sheep in good condition through winter. tag ewes before breeding. exercise and ensure lambs suck promptly. feed grain early. prevent parasites with pasture. shear before warm weather. use only wool or paper twine for fleeces. contact the county agent or write to Washington for guidance.
Animals being fattened for market and animals during the first year of their growth should not be expected to consume large quantities of cheap roughage, but horses, cattle and some classes of sheep that are being carried through the winter can be fed rations carrying appreciable quantities of cheaper roughage, provided they are properly supplemented with nitrogenous seeds of the right sort, such as leguminous hays or linseed or cottonseed meal.
Do not scatter straw and hay on the ground for sheep. Use a long rack for feeding and shelter them indoors during storms. Feed in a purpose built long manger.
A farmer’s digest covers calf care with diarrhea using blood and milk, fence maintenance, and profitable pig feeding when oats are affordable. It notes silage and clover as feeds, silage advantages, and ideal calf bedding and cleanliness for healthy indoor calves.
An old time remedy for gray hair uses Sage and Sulphur now sold as Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound. A downtown druggist claims it darkens hair evenly and naturally, with one strand treated at a time and lingering gloss after a few applications.
An assortment of small ad blurbs promotes Tettevine for skin eruptions and Cuticura products for skin and dandruff relief, with prices and seller details. A humorous wartime-era vignette about a soldier missing his clothes at Camp Grant follows, ending with a quip on wealth and speculation.
A garbled newspaper snippet shows quips about remedies for constipated children and a comic exchange about beefsteak and aviators. It mentions a West butcher's sign with a grotesque misread line about John Jacob killing pigs and his father.
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