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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1919
Page
8
Medical note outlines 1848 disputes on kidney excretion and uric acid role in gout and rheumatism. It cites Prof Strausa on diuresis and urges high water intake, Anuric tablets, and Dr. Pierce’s recommendations. Mentions dubious drug claims and financial ads woven into the column.
Thousands of women endure kidney and bladder trouble often mistaken for other illnesses. Back pain, headaches, fatigue, and nervousness signal kidney trouble. Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root offers relief. obtain a bottle from any drug store or request a sample by mailing ten cents to Dr Kilmer Co. Include this paper reference.
The text highlights that hurrahs show the spirit fueling ongoing efforts toward the Atlanta Constitution milestone, emphasizing perseverance beyond initial cheers. The message links current enthusiasm to future progress and sustained momentum for the project.
An old newspaper ad extols Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a constitutional cure for catarrh with a $100 reward if it fails to cure. It promotes internal use, blood action, and general health improvement, listing F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio and inviting testimonials. The fragment includes stray phrases about meeting and wireless session.
Ad promotes Cuticura Trio soaps ointment and Taleum as essential toilet requisites with scented face skin baby and dusting powders and perfume. Claims reliability of Cuticura products noting one man in every sixty is parity or wholly color blind.
The United States Department of Agriculture urges urban residents to increase home and back yard gardening in 1919 to boost fresh vegetable supply. It notes less than half of available land is used and calls on city people, farm bureaus, agents and clubs to expand planting and production.
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture the article urges maintaining a winter garden in the South with hardy greens like collards spinach and onions. It notes turnip greens kale and lettuce can be grown with protection or in milder freezes and stresses continuous cultivation year round for green foods and iron.
USDA guidance stresses cows need ample pure water as it makes over three fourths of milk volume. Impure water reduces intake, lowering milk production and efficiency.
The article urges using corn stover and other coarse roughages early in winter for feeder steers and dry cows. It warns against waste of roughages as hay prices rise and notes that cattle shipped from drought areas should start winter feeding early to maintain weight. It stresses utilization of stover to save costly feeds.
The article urges preserving walnut trees for war demand and cabinet use, detailing planting methods. It recommends selecting seeds from vigorous trees, planting two nuts per hole, and covering with two inches soil or storing nuts over winter in sand beds, with pit storage for durability. It notes a bushel yields 1,100 to 1,400 nuts for planting and advises careful spacing.
The U S Food Administration urges farmers to curb waste and pests as a British minister notes a fine of 100 dollars for a former misstep. The warning highlights the impact of rats mice rocks and jackdaws on food stocks and the need for patriotic household and farm action.
The ad claims millions suffer lingering after effects of flu fever or cold and touts Eaton ic as a stomach cleansing remedy. It cites a veteran letter from Fowler Indiana and a guaranteed money back offer if Eaton ic does not help. The piece urges readers to try a box at home today.
Fragment reads about opportunity and competition, suggesting a mindset of meeting rather than avoiding challenge. No clear names, dates, or places are identifiable. the text appears as a partial quotation on perseverance.
Fragments describe sudden stomach upset with undigested food, belching, gas, acids and sourness. A cryptic note claims two people know a "cheat" to instant relief, though details are unclear and garbled.
USDA notes dairy farmers often underfeed due to focusing on maintenance, failing to supply enough feed to maximize milk yield. The issue highlights a need for greater ration adequacy to achieve full production potential.
A historical instruction describes mixing water with az Bay Rum Barbo Compound and glycerine to create a hair darkening solution. It claims to color faded gray hair gradually without staining the scalp, stickiness, or rub-off, and notes full directions are in each Barbo Compound box.
Constipation may be eased with Grifield Tea a herbal blend touted as a drug-free cure. The advertisement promotes natural ingredients claiming relief without medicines and positions the product as a health aid.
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