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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1919
Page
7
A Philadelphia mother recounts months of fatigue and weakness, describing persistent pains and deteriorating strength. The narrative highlights widespread concerns among mothers about health decline and nerve fatigue amid daily trials.
Cartoon caption notes the Germans restarting hostilities as a curious tonic with mock commentary by Biggs and Laconiet Higgs. The piece appears in Cartoons Magazine showcasing satirical panels amid war-era tensions.
Fragmented OCR text describes health related items and a cold storage facility claim. Mentions a daily capacity of 8000 pounds and references to fitness or urinary issues, with unclear names and dates. The readable portions indicate an assortment of unrelated phrases rather than a cohesive news item.
Fraudulent aspirin sold by a Brooklyn manufacturer used mainly talcum powder. The counterfeit tablets were marketed as Aspirin with Bayer markings. Authorities advise asking for Bayer tablets in the original package with proper directions and dosage.
An article discusses rodent and pest threats to poultry, noting rats and weasels harm chicks. It recommends blocking access to hiding places, keeping colonies 120 feet from permanent structures, and elevating portable colony floors at least one foot off the ground to reduce harborage.
Fragmented text discusses chickens near trees and fences, noting risks from skunks and weather. Mentions New York State and Wisconsin, with references to safe practices for keeping chickens enclosed and protected at night.
A poultry expert summary notes that spraying roosts with kerosene or whitewash is common but often insufficient. Stronger liquids like coal tar derivatives or crude petrochemical products may work longer. Dilute with kerosene for spray pumps, using a mix of one part of a concentrate to three parts kerosene for application during warmer months.
Even a well grown crop of sweet potatoes may lose market value by neglect in digging, handling and preparation for market. Proper care and handling must be observed to prevent unsightly blemishes and defects that reduce price.
Readable text notes that most breeders manage brood sows with practical sense and care. It emphasizes there are no fixed rules, only good judgment and a passion for the work guiding farrowing decisions.
Ground corn for nogs was always five best results, but new corn that is mastieated well may not pay to grind it. It is more economical to grind all small grains such as wheat oats barley and rye.
The text argues that home ownership should be encouraged as it fosters active local participation and responsible stewardship. It links proprietorship to civic engagement, tax awareness, and personal investment in community development, claiming homeowners contribute to moral and social partnership.
A long column argues for school gardens as a valuable seasonally produced food source and instructional tool, noting New York City’s model under the Board of Education where pupils work weekly on 2 by 1 foot plots and crops are given to young farmers. It also extols hedges and fences of Japanese barberry and related plants for beauty, protection, and low maintenance, urging municipal control over street trees and urban forestry program growth to improve city streets and future citizens.
The South shows abundant cowpeas soy beans velvet beans and peanuts aiding pig feeding while corn grows nationwide. Regions from the East to the West discuss corn reliance and alternative feeds like alfalfa clover and barley. Economic pork production favors corn belts but diverse feeds help stabilize costs.
An 19th century note describes a fine toothed rake adapted for use among young plants. It details tooth holding and bored holes to prevent splitting, and suggests teeth of different sizes spaced at varying distances to create a gentler rake for delicate garden work.
A section of the county discusses land drainage as essential for farming, noting many farms could yield bumper crops if properly drained. The article emphasizes preventing wet feet for workers and improving soil conditions to support better harvests.
Farmers debate clover crop turning as a long term soil benefit rather than immediate monetary gains. Many fear low short term returns and see it as a potential waste, but evidence suggests sustained future yields may justify the effort.
Metinney Texas Mr. Mary Stephenson reports long weakness and nervousness relief after using Cardul. He recalls severe back pain dizziness and fatigue before starting the remedy. Within weeks he regained energy and confidence and believes Cardul saved his strength for over 40 years.
An old advertisement extols Cuticura soap and ointment for a clean complexion, soft hands, and whiteness. It promotes the fragrant Cuticura Toilet and promises best results when used as needed for beauty and facial care.
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