Test 3 Free Shells Resolution Pending
OU evaluates various shot shell makes to settle debates on best performance. The study seeks valuable data and positive findings to guide choices.
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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1916
Page
10
OU evaluates various shot shell makes to settle debates on best performance. The study seeks valuable data and positive findings to guide choices.
A vintage advertisement invites readers to mail name, address, and ammunition dealer details to United States Cartridge Company for a free information packet and an order for an instruction booklet plus three shells from the dealer. The offer is presented as a quick, no-cost request via a margin tear-out.
A woman complains to her dairyman about milk quality citing grass shortage. The milkman laments the season and cows crying from bad feed. The lady replies she believes him but asks that the cows not shed tears into her milk.
An advertisement promotes Cuticura Soap for itchy scalp due to dandruff and eczema with hot water cleansing and Cuticura Ointment preapplication. Free mail sample offered via postcard to Cuticura Dept. L Boston. Also notes Roman Eye Balsam for sore inflamed eyes and a quip about keeping up with progress.
United States Department of Agriculture experts outline mixed farming as the only profitable system for the Texas Panhandle, emphasizing milo and other sorghums, winter wheat, oats, and rye. They advise land prep, crop rotation, sowing dates, and seed treatments to reduce smut and improve yields across winter and spring grains.
C W Rapp of Oklahoma A and M College explains that past dry seasons harmed fruit growers when orchards were overrun with weeds. Weeds stole moisture, leaving trees to dry or produce small bitter fruit, and in many cases trees died. Thorough cultivation and tillage prevent evaporation and form a dust mulch to reduce moisture loss.
The article stresses measuring milk output and butter fat via the Babcock test to determine which cows are profitable. It advises frequent testing and daily recording of milk yield and feed used to ensure accurate herd management.
Mrs Blanche Jefferson of 703 Lyon Street Des Moines Iowa recounts illness four years ago when doctors predicted surgery yet the Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound restored her health and strength. Her husband opposed surgery and supported her use of the remedy which she says saved her life. She endorses contacting Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Massachusetts for confidential advice.
Advertisement touts Shivar Mineral Water as a cure for rheumatism after ten gallons in three weeks for two dollars. Money back guarantee with return of loaned carboys and report of no benefit. Also notes Mrs Josiah Cowles new federation leader in New York discussing women dressing sensibly and making their own clothes.
An advertisement promotes Q-Ban Hair Color Restorer promising to erase gray hair by shampooing and root action. It claims a dark natural shade, a fluffy look, and no gray show through. Priced 50 cents per bottle with parcel post option from Memphis Tennessee and available at druggists.
A revival service grows tense as evangelist condemns church laxness and social ills. Two front-seat youths rise in distraction, one blurts a sudden excuse "I got the nosebleed" provoking a lighter note at the climax.
Bishop Murray driving to Nashville passed a crowded golf course. He frowned then smiled and predicted in the millennium golf will become extinct as mankind grows sulfiated with the game. An advertisement markets MOTHER'S JOY SALVE and GOOSE GREASE LINIMENT for various ailments.
A household dispute features Mandy denying theft of tan silk stockings found behind a trunk amid Edith’s accusations. Mandy claims forgetfulness explains the missing item. An advertisement touts Elixir Babek as a malaria cure used in the Philippines.
The mistress tells her new Swedish maid to say she is out if the phone rings. The phone rings, Olga stops sweeping, and says Ay bane out in a clear phrase before continuing to sweep, leaving the call unanswered.
A brief exchange shows Bill exhausted after a sleepless night and a baby who does not drink coffee, prompting a light moment about caffeine and rest.
A garbled OCR item notes a character with a unique feature about a backbone connected to the lower jaw and mentions a recess for carrying a wall set feared by a handie.
An advertisement touts Wrights Indian Vegetable Pills claiming long standing efficacy. It urges readers to test them and send for a sample to 372 Pearl Street, N. Side.
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