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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1920
Page
6
The interchurch world movement maps a hospital program proposing at least four U S facilities for incurables to be run under church oversight. The plan emphasizes religious administration in care and operation of these hospitals.
An old advertisement argues against harsh laxatives and promotes Cascarets as a safe, overnight remedy. It claims quick relief from constipation biliousness indigestion gases and headaches with no griping. The copy touts toxin removal and strengthened bowel muscles at low cost.
Advertisement notes that after a hard day a line of snowy white clothes is satisfying and hints at Red Cross Ball Blue as the product to achieve such results. It uses a light personal voice referencing a past engagement and luck. The item presents a household cleaner pitch with a domestic, nostalgic tone.
The guide advises spreading freshly made mustard over the red ink stain and leaving it for about half an hour. Then sponge and rinse to remove all traces of ink.
The USDA urges farmers to use labor efficiently during a labor shortage. It counsels planning ahead, avoiding nonessential field visits, and prioritizing wet and rainy day tasks to keep harvest moving, with the core rule to do nothing today that can wait until tomorrow.
Farmers groups and regular dealers push for market information as farmers move from retail purchasing and wholesale selling to direct marketing. The USDA notes over 15 000 farmers organizations with about 2 million members, mainly local now but expanding to terminals and distributors. Direct marketing could cut middleman commissions and lower consumer prices.
The guidance emphasizes twice daily cow grooming before milking and barn cleanliness by removing manure. It notes storing farm machinery under a poor sky roof, clipping udder hairs to reduce dirt, and that success depends on cow quality rather than quantity.
United States Department of Agriculture urges garden supports to boost yield. Trellises from brush or wire enable more plants per area, training tomatoes on stakes improves flavor and cleanliness, beans and vine crops save space, and shade screens with Lima beans provide both cover and harvest. Irrigation via perforated pipe along furrows aids even watering where terrain allows.
A U S Department of Agriculture note advises that personal canvassing among city residents offers good odds for farmers to win regular customers for farm produce. Success depends on the canvasser's personality and may require contacting many families to build a customer base. Other methods exist, but all demand painstaking effort to gain reliable buyers and connect consumers with producers in markets lacking good outlets.
An old farming note recommends a grain mix of three parts oats, one part corn, and one part oil meal for young calves. Keep grain fresh, avoid sour storages or spilled milk, provide constant clean water and salt, and allow limited grain in the first four months.
Advice on poultry care emphasizes cleanliness and regular feeding, noting that hungry birds perform better and overfeeding risks disease. It recommends nine months before breeding, warns against sloppy feed causing filth, and advises ducks need daytime water but dry quarters at night while other fowls tolerate dampness poorly.
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