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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1917
Page
3
An advertisement extols Pape's Diapep sin for rapid relief from dyspepsia indigestion and sour stomach. It promises five minute relief from gas belching heartburn and a coated tongue, claiming dramatic, harmless results and urging households to keep a bottle for day or night use.
In 1920, a joke about an officer charging with stealing potatoes from a jewelry store surfaces. The rambling quip mentions Red Cram Bag Blow and a grocer, with odd lines about sailors and Finns or Norwegians. The fragment hints at self-boasting as a favorable strike.
The clover leafhopper causes significant damage to clover and alfalfa hay crops across the United States. It crowds on a single plant, punctures tissue, and can ruin a whole cutting. Wintering in grass and trash, it spares no region, with three to four annual broods in the South. The recommended control is a hopperdozer using canvas and sticky tree tang lefoot to trap the insects, best applied when alfalfa is half grown.
Treating seed potatoes with a disinfecting solution prevents scab and other fungous diseases. An hour’s time and a half dollar outlay can add as much as 25 to 80 dollars value per acre, making the practice worthwhile.
The article compiles varied home dishes including fritters with figs, meat balls with horseradish sauce, breads and puddings like suet and potato puddings, apple and almond blends, and soups. It offers methods for fried breads, stews, and custards, plus care tips for invalid meals and egg poaching, all framed in a traditional domestic tone.
A Cleveland area advertises Freezone as a painless treatment for all corn and callus types. Drops applied to the tender skin shrink the corn, allowing it to be lifted without pain. The ad notes instant drying, no skin irritation, and urges pharmacists to stock it. An aside hints at beauty tonics and a general political slogan closes the piece.
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