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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1920
Page
3
An ad style snippet touts California Syrup of Figs as a remedy for constipation and related issues in children. It emphasizes the fruity taste and notes the bottle carries directions for babies and kids and warns against imitation fig syrup.
Pape s Diapepsin advertises rapid relief from indigestion gases fermentation heartburn and stomach distress caused by acidity. A few tablets allegedly provide near immediate relief and allow eating favorite foods without fear. Large bottle priced at 8 cents at drug stores claims to be harmless and effective with millions helped annually.
Catarrh is a constitutionally influenced illness requiring constitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh Medicine is taken internally and acts through the blood to mucous surfaces. It claims to strengthen patients and aid nature, available from druggists with circulars free.
Winter rheumatism fears rise as a blood germ is blamed for many cases. An advertised remedy S S S is promoted as a long time blood medicine that claims to drive the germ from the blood. Readers are invited to mail a case history to the Chief Medical Adviser in Atlanta, Georgia for free advice.
Poultry specialists from the United States Department of Agriculture advise cleaning and disinfecting incubators after the hatching season. Empty lamps, store parts carefully, and avoid left oil in lamps to prevent trouble when restarting. Incubators should be disinfected annually or if disease is present.
The article outlines cleaning and disinfection steps for incubators including washing with a 5 percent coal tar disinfectant, replacing very dirty burlap, and using formalin with permanganate of potash to generate a penetrating gas. It advises closing the incubator door during treatment and airing after disinfection, especially after formaldehyde gas use.
The feeder should judge grain amounts by pen and season. Spring lays more, summer and fall less. A general guide for 18 general purpose hens is one quart scratch and about one and a half quarts mash daily. For 100 Leghorns expect about 75 pounds of feed yearly with greens. Experiments at a government poultry farm support these figures.
Regular attention and proper quarters treatment can rid flocks of mites and body lice. If lice appear, treat the birds and provide a dusting area for hens to keep pests in check.
True bird lice of the order Mallophaga feed on skin exudations scales and feathers rather than host blood. They irritate hosts by crawling and gnawing. A lousy flock is not a profitable investment.
An advertisement touts Danderine promising fewer fallen hairs and dandruff after use. It boasts hair that looks lively with color and thickness and claims no one would think a girl’s suitor is merely skin deep.
An advertisement claims Diamond Dyes work on wool, silk, linen, cotton, or blends, with simple directions for dyeing worn garments. It urges readers to ask druggists for the Diamond Dyes Color Card, noting the product sustains vivid color. A separate remark notes Morocco as the only major country without a newspaper.
An advertisement touts BOCHEE SIRUP as a harmless remedy for coughs colds bronchitis throat irritation and lung troubles sold worldwide for fifty four years. It claims to ease night coughing yield easy morning expectoration and urges trying one bottle with no substitutes. Also promotes Cuticura skin care products in a brief second note.
A local portrait of a reputed stingy man described as sui generis and unbecomingly harsh in character. Neighbors debate whether kindness or frugality define his nature, while old sayings color the town’s chatter about his actions.
An Detroit Free Press voice warns calomel dangers and touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe substitute. The ad claims calomel robs a day and harms bones, urging readers to avoid it and use the vegetable, gentle tonic instead. It emphasizes safety for adults and children and denies salivation.
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