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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1920
Page
7
An old advertisement extols Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a premier remedy for kidney liver and bladder complaints. The copy claims rapid mild effects and invites readers to mail ten cents for a sample while noting availability in two bottle sizes.
The advertisement touts Bayer Aspirin as safe for headaches toothaches earaches neuralgia rheumatism colds and pain for over twenty years. It urges unbroken Bayer packaging with directions and notes affordable packs of 12 tablets and larger drugstore bags. It also mentions Roman Eye Balsam for tired eyes and states the first papermaker used a thin white paper coating.
The narrative centers on Tris Ford and Win Shute as they press for Imogen Leonard to testify against J. Pierce Lamont, the Powder Trust magnate. Italy detains Leonard to secure testimony while the White House faces public pressure over an alleged political cover up amid a world series and diplomatic maneuvering.
A new three to four reel motion picture from the United States Department of Agriculture and the Bureau of Animal Industry demonstrates flock management from fall culling to lamb sale. The program covers seasonal farm practices, cooperative wool and lamb marketing, and the slaughtering and dressing of mutton for meat.
Nearly two thirds of farm meat is pork with average pork usage over 500 pounds per family. Most pork products come from the home farm. A few pigs can be raised cheaply, says the U S department of agriculture. Kitchen wastes and some dairy by products serve as feed. Farmers kill and dress hogs on their place. The hog yields meat and lard, and the smoke house aids in curing pork.
United States Department of Agriculture reports a Beltsville Maryland farm study on intensive sheep raising with forage only summer pasturage. A 1916 30 acre field fed 44 Southdown ewes and 33 lambs. now it supports 100 ewes with lambs. Continuous legume crops and on-ground feeding, plus manure and phosphates, boosted forage yield.
Practical guidance notes on lambs being docked and castrated, hogs thriving on pasture with fewer worm issues, horses needing annual teeth exams and rasping as they age, and hog profitability tied to growing condition. Calves begin grain around two weeks, with oats barley corn and wheat bran recommended.
Rantington Rearer contends the drama is decadent citing a lack of demand for high services. The piece notes a sudden wealth acquisition that transforms the family jar into a jardiniere, signaling shifting fortunes.
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