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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1920
Page
7
A reflective line notes that cautious planning by one man can let another seize the lead. It frames risk and timing as social dynamics where restraint offers rivals a chance to outpace. The aphorism contrasts hesitation with bold steps in competitive settings.
Frank J Cheney of F J Cheney Co sworn to pay one hundred dollars for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. Toledo firm asserts medicine cures via bloodstream on mucous surfaces. Notary public seal dated December 6.
In a sharp exchange loaded with irony, tenants question their landlady’s cheerfulness while reports suggest the boarders contemplate hunger strike due to rising rents and unmet needs. The scene hints at broader housing tensions and social critique within the community.
Data from three Leghorn flocks show purebred male use raises egg output. Flock 1 laid 89 eggs per hen, flock 2 averaged 88, flock 3 reached 186 after breeding. One-year increase 54 percent, aided by May and June higher prices, though not all gains from purebreeding.
Fowls become fond of eggs after first tasting them when eggs break in nests. Ensure nests have ample straw and darkness so broken eggs are hidden. If egg eating is found, the safest step is to kill the offending hen.
Turkeys with ample range readily find grasshoppers, insects, green vegetation, weed seeds, grasses, waste grain, acorns, and nuts. This natural foraging lowers feeding costs and boosts profits for growers, with broad potential returns.
The article urges giving young chicks ample cut clover and plenty of green food. It emphasizes avoiding excessive bran and greens, promoting early forage as soon as chicks can range, to support growth and health.
A pointed remark echoes in the dialogue about fellowship as members drift away. The exchange questions whether those leaving are still pursuing the shared path, hinting at tension within the group and a shift in commitment.
An old style ad urges readers to avoid sickness by removing liver and bowel poisons. It promotes Cascarets as a small box laxative cathartic that does not gripe, sicken, or inconvenience like Salts, Oil, Calomel, or harsh pills. It promises they work while you sleep.
Professor H Glicksman from the University of Wisconsin argues slang and idioms make up the core of English with today’s terms shaping tomorrow. He warns slang can dull thinking unless kept free of vulgarity and cheapness, citing examples like mob from 200 years ago and the evolving words pep and snappy. In closing, he notes that in South America youths do not play together and adds a general reflection: no regret is vain that inspires us to do better.
The article advises placing brooders with ample light and sun exposure. Outdoor brooders should wait until spring warmth and dry ground before use, as snowy, damp conditions hinder proper brooding.
Advice on raising hens without a rooster, purchasing well matured pullets, and using incubator chicks. Suggest preserving surplus eggs from spring and summer to use in fall and winter when eggs are scarce and costly. Emphasizes experience needed for hatch success and prudent egg management.
A quip from the Cincinnati Enquirer frames a parable about wealth creation. A small man laments unknowns of profit while a larger man advises expending substantial advertising, claiming it will yield abundant returns.
Thousands of women suffer kidney and bladder trouble often without realizing it. Back pain headaches and loss of ambition can signal kidney disease. Start treatment now with Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root from any drug store or request a sample by mail with ten cents to Dr Kilmer Co. Binghamton NY, and mention the paper.
A four year old, Martha Jane, defies her mother by secretly taking a third candy piece while the mother briefly left the room. The tale ends with the child’s cheeky quip that she acted while she was gone. Also noted are 1919 harvest acreage gains and a wry observation on marriage as gambling with money behind it.
The fragment notes Willing Auditors theme about listening versus talking. It quotes a telephone operator on party lines and mentions Wrights Indian Vegetable Pills claimed to aid digestion. The source also muses on female envy and satisfaction from others' jealousy.
A historic ad claims acids and gases harm the body while praising EatonIC as a sure remedy. It asserts rapid relief from bloating indigestion sour stomach and gas with a refund guarantee if not satisfactory. The pitch highlights millions of users and easy obtainment through druggists.
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