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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1920
Page
3
An ad promotes Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound as a ready to use formula to darken gray hair naturally. The text claims it makes hair glossy soft and youthful looking with simple dampening and application, and notes it is a toilet preparatory not a medical cure.
Markets page lists daily wholesale prices for creamery butter young chickens wheat corn and oats with scattered figures. It also notes local retail prices for barrels and 12 pound sacks with brief price points and incomplete entries.
An elderly blacksmith from Richmond reports severe rheumatic and kidney pain eased by taking The Reese Bell formula R-11. He claims one bottle helped him work as well as ever and suggests others with rheumatism lumbago indigestion sleeplessness and urinary troubles try the product from local druggists.
A dialogue from farm management experts urges farmers to keep simple, five minute daily books. It explains assets liabilities and net worth, outlines inventory methods for real estate livestock machinery and supplies, and notes how income sources reveal profits and losses. It cites Farmers' Bulletins on farm bookkeeping and cost accounting for guidance.
An old advertisement promotes Triumph Pills for irregular or suppressed life issues. It claims safety and dependability, notes no payment at drug stores, and directs readers to write for relief details at the National Medicine Institute in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Professor Finnan Bear of Ohio State University notes that a mixed fertilizer using phosphate can be profitably used on well managed farms, while poorly managed soils may still benefit from mixed phosphate and clover. He cautions farmers to wait for potash prices to drop before investing in minestone phosphate and clover seed.
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