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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1921
Page
6
An old advertisement warns to look for Bayer on aspirin packages or tablets to ensure authenticity and safety for colds headaches and pain conditions. It notes small price boxes and larger druggist packages, and credits the Bayer trademark. A brief fiction excerpt follows about a husband and wife exchanging travel plans and letters.
An old advertisement extols Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a premier medicine for kidney liver and bladder ailments. It touts mild immediate effects claims high efficacy and urges readers to obtain a sample by mailing ten cents. Includes other partial ad snippets and light chatter.
A terse dialogue unfolds between a speaker who refuses to marry or converse and a widower who insists the lack of conversation is why they should wed. The exchange centers on an unlikely marriage proposition and opposing motives.
AUSDA guidance urges producers to improve killing, bleeding, picking, chilling and packing to prevent spoilage and adulteration. It details broiler sizes, live and dressed options, and market demands while stressing temperature control, proper packaging, and labeled boxes to maintain quality and fetch higher prices.
Farmers seek to reduce stable fly populations by proper care of stable refuse and straw storage to prevent breeding. Fire hazards distress livestock and cause losses. control measures are outlined in Farmers' Bulletin 1097, available free from the Division of Public Heads, Washington, D. C.
Forest trees grown on farms increase value and beauty. They provide poles, posts and cordwood for farm use, offer shelter for livestock, and protect crops and buildings from extreme winds. They can often be grown on soils too poor or slopes too steep for ordinary crops.
The guide states limestone may be applied when men and teams are available, best in late summer or fall or early winter. A ton or more is needed to de pore and neutralize sour soil, with less than a ton seldom profitable. Applications are generally every four to six years, with variation across soil conditions.
Increased nitrogen supply is pursued by soil treatment, crop rotation, adding phosphate and limestone, and growing and plowing under legumes. Stable manure should be utilized. on older worn soils commercial nitrogen may be profitably used. Following a heavy nitrogen consumer with a light user is sound farm practice.
Garden note advises a night search with flashlight and paddle to find cutworms at work on surfaces. It claims removal is quick and more reliable than poisoned mash, urging evening kneeling after dark to catch pests.
Harness made of good leather and heavy enough for the work will last many years with proper care. Heavier harness is more economical than too light and ill suited. With proper weight and care a quality harness can last at least 15 years and often longer for family use.
The article traces Benjamin Disraeli’s birth in London in 1804, his withdrawal from Jer tab, and his sister Sarah’s support. It covers his education at a Unitarian school in Walthamstow, self-education with his father’s help, and his rise to Parliament in 1834. It describes his imagination, political insight, and early school days at Barnsley vicarage where Vivian Grey’s character and talents emerge amid schoolyard rivalries and a notable encounter with the marquess of Carabas.
Vivian Grey uses silver tongue to mold allies in a British political circle at Chateau Desir, duels with Frederick Cleveland after missteps, then flees to Germany with serving man Essper George. A storm, a lake eruption, Essper’s death, and Vivian’s perilous fall from grace close this chapter.
A chorus of musicians clash with a self centered soloist over spotlight access during a recent concert. The publicists and crew plead for restraint while a newspaper report inflames tensions by noting the soloist’s performance pleased him but irked the others.
A Brisbane student sails to Edinburgh only to reach Pulmouth after 200 sea days. Delays from contrary winds force the crew to improvise bread from cargo corn. The tale, a Sea yarn, hints the student may fair better learning the ocean’s routes than campus lessons.
Boreal wildlife authorities announce stricter game rules to conserve the scarce bear population in British Columbia. The new limits prohibit trapping certain species, cap hunting to three hours per season, and raise bounties on predators and birds, including panthers, timber wolves, crows, magpies, and horned species, reflecting a broad effort to stabilize wildlife numbers.
A salesmanlike inspector staying overnight in a Kansas town hotel spots a dirty roller towel in the washrooms. He asserts it violates a long‑standing law, but the proprietor retorts that an ex post facto law applies across Kansas and the towel was installed before passage.
A fragmentary dialogue questions a young man’s honesty for a clerk position. Mr. Frankleigh expresses doubt about recommending him while warning against malicious gossip. Aldum resists being cheated, claiming he lacks wit to be fooled.
A shopper recounts taking a capsule shown by a demonstrator thinking it was liquor or candy. The crowd laughed as colors on lips and waist appeared bright yellow, prompting fear of poisoning. The incident reflects curiosity and mistaken identity in the grocery aisle.
An idiosyncratic dialogue describes a display featuring four tractors and a student remark about inquiry. A coy exchange mentions academia and a fleeting sun context while a philosophical line about men and rivers hints at deeper tones and quiet strength.
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