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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1920
Page
2
S S S offers a blood purifying approach claiming to reach the disease source and remove germs. The ad promises personalized medical advice and labels local sprays and douches as ineffective. It directs readers to Swift Laboratory in Atlanta for consultation.
A merchantman bound for Tahiti drops the mail and heads on. A thirsty crewman leaps overboard in a bid for land while the captain orders the fastest swimmer to retrieve him. The lookout tracks the race as the sailor closes on shore and finally passes his pursuer.
A fragment discusses jurors called talesmen and the tales they tell to gain excuse or bias, hinting at courtroom strategy in selecting a jury. The line contrasts the term talesmen with tales told to influence outcomes.
A brief exchange from the Boston Transcript jokes about summer plans maturing and being sidetracked by summer notes that also matured. The snippet preserves a playful tone and quotes the characters Jim and the summer context.
Cuticurra comforts baby's skin when red rough and itching with hot baths of Cuticura Soap and touches of Cuticura Ointment. Also use Cuticura dusting powder and talcum as part of the Cuticura Toilet Trio for fragrance and care.
In twilight, a hopeful man faces a determined woman who finally declares she will wed any man. The scene ends with bells soon to ring for him and his girl, after a preacher notes charity as the finest garment a woman can wear.
The Bureau of Animal Industry notes farmer and breeder cooperation in the Better Sires Better Stock program. A Pennsylvania county ad urges breeders to choose quality sires for milk and beef stock, listing specific holstein-friesian lineages and Cardington Bob Bill Sykes as beef sire.
A farm owner explains free service of purebred boars to neighboring farms and paying $25 for five day old heifer calves bred from either sire. He notes the value of progeny from purebred sires over grade stock, and the rapid herd improvement when a purebred sire leads the herd.
Butter's desirable flavor drives its market value and consumer relish. When flavor deteriorates during making and handling, the price drops as the product becomes less appealing.
The dairy improvement association aids breeders by hiring a full time inspector to visit farms in an organized group, weigh milk test butterfat, and calculate production and cost records.
Dairy notes emphasize consistent feeding for milk flow and timely cooling of cream. Keep cream in a cooling tank until delivery and skim promptly. Protect cans from sun with canvas or wet sack. Avoid overfeeding as needs vary between cows.
A scrapbook of recipes and kitchen aphorisms. It includes cookie recipes for chocolate, fruit, macaroons, and oatmeals, plus cooling summer dishes like pineapple cream frappe coffee, strawberry ice cream, and a lemon orange snow pudding.
A guide explains why recording frequently called numbers on a wall card near the phone saves time. It suggests a hanging card listing tradesmen such as the butcher baker and grocer for easy reference.
An old advertisement asserts Dr. Peerys Dead Shot as a thorough single dose worm remover. It touts cheerful content as youthful beauty and urges readers to obtain the vermifuge via the druggist. A separate quip notes that a lucky man finds the hole in his pocket before spending dimes.
Farmers and other workers rely on Allen's Foot Base and Allen's Foot Ease to reduce shoe friction and prevent tired aching feet. The antiseptic powder and foot-bath aid comfort, while the ad notes wide use by women and claims dealers everywhere stock the product. Dust from shoddy mills is cited as a fertilizer in England.
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