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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1920
Page
3
A debonair salesman boasts of buying for a dollar what he paid five for and profits, offering a Simens ticket for ten cents. An advertising ghost of Diamond Dyes urges dye caution while a Sunday school anecdote jokes about a corpulent teacher and hellfire.
An ad claims Freezone instantly relieves corn pain and lifts the corn away with finger pressure. It promotes a cheap bottle from druggists to remove hard and soft corns and even corn between toes without soreness. The ad includes a concluding moral quote about inner law and personal freedom attributed to Ralph Philip.
A reader testimonial lauds Eatonic for curing long term stomach issues after ten years of suffering. The ad claims over half a million users last year and promises quick relief with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. It also includes a separate note about a sixty year old apple tree and a quip on soda water.
For backyard flocks focused on eggs, hens of choice utility grade offer reliable laying without high cost. Medium breeds may be slightly under standard weight and have cosmetic flaws, yet their laying capacity remains strong. Inspect vigor, comb, eyes, skin, and foot condition. reject birds with pale, yellow, or blue-tinged combs indicating health issues.
To prevent lice and mites, provide hens with a dry dust area. Use a 2 foot square box of road dust inside the coop if an outside dusting spot is unavailable. A dust bath keeps pests in check and boosts hen comfort. otherwise, other measures may be needed.
The guide lists criteria to identify top layers for breeders: keep hens that have been the best layers, those not yet molting, birds with bright red combs and wattles and clear eyes, and well spread pelvic bones with pliable vents. It notes pale shanks and beaks on yellow shank breeds as a caution.
Instructions advise separating young males from females once they start crowing. Keep sexes apart, feed extra to cockerels, and mate cockerels to hens without fear of inbreeding.
Advice stresses ample shade for chicks poults ducklings and goslings during hot weather. If their grassland is sun browned and lacks green food provide daily tender green feed and shade to protect the youngsters.
A witty explanation notes the bride’s shower bouquet signals her intention to reign, a playful nod to traditional symbolism in wedding customs.
An advertisement touts Tetterine as the solution for pimples and blotches, claiming Southern women know it gives bright clear skin. It notes the product costs 50 cents and can be bought from druggists or mailed from Shoptrine Co. Savannah Ga. The page also includes a proverb about a man who rides a hobby.
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