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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1918
Page
11
Fragmentary notice urges removal of a team at home with threats implied by weapon style language. It specifies no stain, alcohol, or opiates and uses terse imperative phrasing.
A 1918 promotional advertisement for Warner's Guaranteed Simple Goiter Remedy promises a money back guarantee and four three week treatments for $20. It claims a safe two medicine regimen and urges quick order, noting offers for multi person referrals and prepay options. Affidavits extol benefits with testimonials from Minnesota residents.
An advertorial claims acid stomach weakens health causing indigestion headaches and nervous symptoms. It promotes a remedy Hatonic as a tasteless chewable tablet guaranteed to relieve excess stomach acid with a money back offer and mail order option from the Estonie Remedy Company in Chicago.
An old time magazine profile notes how a vendor earned by selling papers, then a vivid roadside scene shows a tramp begging for food, crying he cannot pawn his false teeth to eat, while a quarrel about marriage ends with a sharp remark.
United States Department of Agriculture urges home gardeners to store late season vegetables to cut menu costs and ensure winter supply. A half acre can yield more than a family uses, with vegetables like cabbage carrots celery onions beets potatoes stored in native condition. Proper cellars with ventilation and light are essential, while partitions can create controlled storage areas.
It describes a well known fact that by carrying out a sensible system of yarding hogs no state of pig health can be much more easily tainted than when a large number are kept together without changing their quarters periodically.
The crenata should be stirred at least once daily to maintain a smooth texture and consistent consistency.
United States Department guidance urges timely marking of trees for removal to supply firewood this winter while improving farm woodlots. Regions and species vary, advising preservation of valuable timber such as white pine, red oak, white ash, hickory, and beech in many areas, with removal focused on poorer or slow growing trees to boost overall timber value.
The Red Cross Pig Club in Carroll County Mississippi reports ten thousand dollars to the Red Cross and 600000 pounds of pork for soldiers overseas. The club has 8000 members and will ship 80 ears of hogs to market. The county is filled with high quality hogs and residents study feeds and self feeders to improve stock.
A brief note emphasizes the need for a leguminous crop in rotation to maintain soil nitrogen levels. It highlights the role of legumes in replenishing soil nutrients to support ongoing crop production.
A historical note describes VapoRub absorbing through the skin and stimulating blood flow to reduce congestion. It notes that VapoRub aids in alleviating symptoms by drawing blood to the surface.
Public health bulletin urges rest, fluids, and bed rest for influenza cases. It warns the danger of pneumonia and ear inflammation, and recommends Vicks VapoRub and steam inhalation for symptom relief. Emphasizes staying in bed two to four days after fever and avoiding spread through contact.
A garbled camp scene mentions sentry calls at odd hours and a careless automobilist. It touts Guilenra Ointment for pimples with Culture Soap, advertising free samples from Boston, plus hints of military drill mishaps and humorous mis misunderstandings.
Advertisement touts Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a long standing remedy for kidney liver bladder and stomach trouble. It claims the oil is harmless imported from Holland and guarantees prompt relief with three package sizes and repeated warnings against delay.
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