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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1916
Page
10
Columbus Ohio resident Mrs J Les recounts six years of female troubles and stomach pain. She credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with restoring health and weight loss from 318 to 127 pounds after ten days and ongoing use.
A short humorous exchange features a serious man remarking that riches have wings, met with Dustin Stax joke about fried chicken having wings yet still being enjoyed.
An old advertisement promotes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a deodorized quinine and iron remedy to drive out malaria and build up the system. It notes the formula on the label and offers a 50 cent price. The copy also mentions copper production growth and Wright's Indian Vegetable Pile with a mail sample offer from Pearl Street.
Milk souring and bacterial changes are explained with focus on cooling, cleanliness, and handling. It covers lactic and rotting bacteria, best cooling with ice water and salt, and the importance of sanitary dairy practices from barn to bottle, plus proper bottle delivery and home storage.
The article explains that low temperatures slow lactic bacteria but favor digesting bacteria, causing stale odor. Keeping milk on ice from milking keeps it prime for days. For rapid cooling, use cold air, cold water, occasional stirring, and ice water, in that order of effectiveness.
A farm wagon box uses a lining of canvas or similar material to cover the sides and part of the bottom. This prevents grain loss during rough-road hauling by shielding about one fourth of the bottom around the edges.
A thrifty farmer with money in the bank shows a telling sign in his farm. He avoids storing unused implements in fence corners or under trees. Small orderly choices accumulate into the big factors of a farmer’s success or failure.
Farmers in the South learn fattening hogs with alfalfa and cowpeas to produce pork as fine as northern markets and at lower cost than many northern and western regions.
A newspaper blurb touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a safer, pleasant vegetable remedy that replaces dangerous calomel. It promises no next-day gloom, no bloat, and a money-back guarantee if it fails to equal calomel's effects.
An advertisement offers Goose Grease Liniment for neuralgia rheumatism sprains and broader uses alongside Mothers Joy Salve for colds croup pneumonia and asthma. The ad lists Goose Grease Company Greensboro NC and features an unrelated racetrack chat between Browning and Greening.
Article advises on improving coffee quality and audience across households. Encourages trying better methods and enjoying coffee with family and guests. Mentions drip method and promoting Arbuckles coffee with premiums and no cost to readers.
A description notes a canvas container attached to the top sides by metal hooks riveted to the fabric. At the rear the lining overlaps to allow easy emptying. The tail board can be lowered and spread at the ends to facilitate emptying.
The article argues meat and dairy are indispensable to highest civilization and claims meat-eating nations dominate world power, presenting a provocative view on diet and global leadership without broader context.
Farmers are urged to feed and care for ewes generously. Proper feeding supports a good lamb crop and yields heavier wool, improving overall flock productivity and quality.
The best ration for the colt in summer is good pasture grass. Maximum growth occurs when pasture grass is fed with some grain.
A Yorkshire recipe describes a festive cold pie built from layers of birds chained from lark to turkey. The dish includes six pounds of fresh butter and a pair of hares to fill crevices, culminating in a surprisingly agreeable cold pie.
A French room heater uses a carpet with woven wires to draw current from a light socket and distribute electric heat evenly. The device blends textile and electrical tech in a single floor cover.
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