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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1920
Page
6
Advice from the United States Department of Agriculture on starting tomatoes peppers and gourds in open ground. Use berry boxes or roofing shingles for protection small frames with glass tops and soil cover. Harden plants gradually and keep roots moist during transplanting to prevent wilting.
An agricultural note discusses the promise of allike and sweet clovers as cover crops for early silage corn. It mentions deployment in various regions, potential soil benefits, and references guidelines from the United States Department of Agriculture on clover culture and related forage trials.
Lime treatments on infected soil require 10 to 86 bushels of limestone per acre to eradicate club root disease. The lime also harms enauli flower and cabbaze infections while sweetening soil for a larger crop yield.
Milk cans should be washed as soon as emptied and all utensils touching milk cleaned. Dairy cows should be fed ample roughage and familiarized with the feel of the comb and flush early. Tuberculosis is a major killer in dairy cattle with no known cure in humans, animals, or birds. emphasis on prevention.
A Forest Service overview urges woodland owners to form cooperative associations to market timber by products, use portable sawmills, and share facilities. It stresses long term timber stands, local job creation, and reduced reliance on imported labor, with guidance to contact the U S Department of Agriculture Forest Service for details.
The United States Department of Agriculture has prepared for an anticipated Hessian fly outbreak this spring. Three stations at Carlisle Pennsylvania Centria Illinois and Wichita Kansas monitor weather and test wheat varieties to determine fly free periods and resistance. Continuous data collection and studies on parasites aim to understand outbreak dynamics and reduce damage.
A survey by the Bureau of Markets of the U S Department of Agriculture found about 12 500 farmers purchasing and marketing organizations across the country. The groups included grain warehouses and elevators creameries cheese factories stores and cotton tobacco and livestock associations.
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes with simple directions for dyeing wool, silk, linen, cotton, or blends. It claims fadeless colors and guaranteed results even for first timers, urging women to choose Diamond Dyes for best outcomes.
A Boston Transcript quote reflects on hardship and the daily struggle to advance. The piece notes how many men face rejection while waiting for opportunity, illustrating resilience amid setback and the friction of pursuing progress.
The Bayer Company explains that taking one or two glasses of water after Bayer Tablets of Aspirin helps ensure genuineness. Each package bears the Bayer Cross and lists uses from Caldis to Pain generally. Headed boxes of twelve cost only a few cents and larger packages are sold by druggists.
An amusing tale from a New York Pennsylvanian station describes a stout passenger forcing himself into a top berth in a sleeping car. The car was later paused on a siding beside a pig car whose inhabitants created loud complaints while Hiram slept through the commotion.
The fix yield of the vilayet of Aiden rose from about 9 060 tons on 10 000 acres to 23 000 tons on 25 000 acres. Demand outpaced supply causing fig prices to rise. Fig production areas are tapped by the Ottoman Railroad company with orchards mainly owned by Turks in the Meander valley.
A brief humor note asks where to store peace related articles. The clerk suggests filing them in a pigeon hole as the proper place.
A small ad promises easy corn removal using Freezone. It claims the product costs only a few cents and can be applied with fingers, instantly stopping pain and lifting the corn or callus from the toe or foot without pain.
The Daily Mail reports on Tu lian Truxtes, grandson of Themas Brenry Huxtey, at Oxford laboratories. Achievements include tadpoles to frogs in three weeks, a new creature form, worm rejuvenation, and sex control of frogs eyes yielding 80 percent males, provoking notes on life mysteries.
A playful exchange quotes Bennie Beanbrough denying faces at Herman F mandhaw as the teacher notes he had a tooth pulled and cannot keep his tongue from a hole while an eye and nose itch. The snippet ends with the saying that when suspicion enters the door love goes out the window.
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