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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1928
Page
6
Local readers are urged that Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin offers a gentle effective laxative from senna and herbs. The ad claims the remedy treats constipation biliousness indigestion and stomach issues with a mild safe action. Free trial bottles are advertised from Keele Illinois.
M G Roberts notes guineas on farms improve pest control and alarm for intruders, with three varieties Pearl White Lavender. Guineas lay from March into cold weather, hatch in 25 to 28 days, and thrive when free ranging and protected from thieves.
University of Minnesota poultry chief A C Smith urges poultry keepers to thoroughly clean hen houses for profitable winter egg production. The plan calls for sweeping ceilings, walls, removing movable fittings, sunning, airing, disinfecting, and replacing discolored floors with fresh sand or gravel.
Typhoid in fowl is highly contagious and can spread via soil, sparrows, dogs, and humans. Clean yards with slaked lime, scrub and disinfect homes, kill sick birds and burn them, move healthy birds to fresh ground, and provide epsom salts at a pound per hundred birds.
An old ad promotes Jad Salts as a home remedy to flush and stimulate clogged kidneys. It claims drinking soft water and four ounces of Jad Salts daily can relieve kidney trouble, bladder weakness, and related aches by neutralizing system acids. It touts safety and affordability for American households.
The Lineoln highway claimed as the longest road worldwide at 8 331 miles. An advertisement touts Cole's Carbolisnive for skin conditions promising fast relief and scarless healing available at local druggists or J W Cole Co Rockford IN.
A fragmentary dialogue features Betty and Beryl exchanging sharp lines about golf, manners, and future focus. The exchange hints at social attitude and ambition without concrete events or settings.
An old advertisement extols California Fig Syrup as a cure for constipation and related ailments in children. It claims physicians’ endorsement for over fifty years and notes millions of bottles used yearly. A Denver mother testimonial praises improved appetite sleep and weight gain after use.
Captain for tis, director of the Harris zoological expedition to South Africa, unveils bullets carrying sleeping potions. Each nose needle injects a drug upon impact, stunning the animal for about an hour.
A brief exchange unfolds as Ag proposes and is refused with a playful line about being a joke. The group muses on statistics, noting their clever but tricky nature in everyday talk.
Professor Robert Saint-Hubert visited a New York builder’s 24 story apartment house with 7 elevators 800 bathrooms and 8000 rooms. The owner boasted the building is fireproof throughout. Saint-Hubert reacted with a quiet, ironic remark as the tour ended.
The half American half English sculptor Clare Sheridan plans a lighter lecture program. She told the London correspondent her prior talks were too heavy and her new talks will be airy with epigrams. Her love theme will start with a quip about love-making.
An old man recalls smoking for nine years and quitting after starting work in a base one plant. A younger man asks what caused the change and the elder explains his employment shift led to cessation.
The Cincinnati Enquirer quotes a sharp exchange on price trends and consumer appetite noting more items to sell as demand grows and buyers seek bargains. The remark highlights a crowded marketplace with rising seller optimism and potential consumer risk.
An advertisement urges readers to cure a lingering cold by noon with Pape's Cold Compound. It emphasizes rapid improvement and claims effectiveness even for throat and lung involvement.
A reminiscence notes that certain animals have longer memories than humans. It quotes a line from Woman's Home Companion about youth pains continuing throughout life, implying continual emotional or physical discomfort.
The note argues that households use budgets effectively but poultry farming lags in planning. It cites lack of foresight on hatching or buying numbers, seed use, winter flock size, and handling or marketing strategies to guide farmers.
An easily built ort sprouter uses a 7 ft high frame 20 ft wide and 2 ft deep with seven trays for each day. The frame may be left in a room and optionally covered with a lamp at the bottom for heat. A new supply of units is placed on each tray as one is emptied to prepare a tray for each day.
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