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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1911
Page
3
An old advertisement touts Dr. King's New Life Pills as strike breakers for liver kidneys and bowels. The copy promises natural aid and gentle action leading to excellent health and urges readers to visit F. J. Brennan's for purchase.
Page fragment presents a Sunday school lesson dated 1911 focusing on water as a biblical figure and the spread of Christianity. It lists questions about the water of life imagery, the house of God, tests of Christian influence, blessings from conversion, means of propagation, and the impact on nations and society. It references Ezra chapters 1 and 41-11 for the lesson.
Any man can reach the top of his trade with a course from the International Correspondence School. Write to Scranton Pennsylvania for particulars or address a postal to Wm A Bartlett Alliance Nebraska.
An old promotion touts Calocide foot cure as a magic treatment for winter feet. It recommends soaking feet in Calocide solution for fifteen minutes each night to relieve bunions, callouses, perspiration, and swelling, claiming rapid results and wide availability.
Historical experiments show detasseling every other row reduces self fertilization and increases yield. Compared seed from detasseled rows to naturally fertilized ears, results suggest a typical 19 percent gain and sometimes much larger, supporting cross fertilization as beneficial for seed corn.
A rural engineering note explains dust and holes with culverts as prime road killers. The author describes puddling with road drags to compact soil, creating a smoother, dust-free surface. Chuck holes and culverts cause jarring rides for carriages and put horses to a walk, spoiling summer country trips.
Data from North Platte experiments show yields rise with thinner seeding on summer fallowed land under favorable moisture. Six year averages 1906–1911 indicate five pecks per plats yielding 0.44 bu, four pecks 0.412 bu, three pecks 0.308 bu, two pecks 0.408 bu, with highest yields from the thinnest sowing.
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