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Newspaper

Anita Record

Location

Anita, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1926

Page

7

Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Women

In Glasgow Kentucky a mother of seven says the product pulled her through rough marriage years and kept her able to do housework and garden work after feeling overwhelmed. In New Orleans Louisiana a new mother reports regained appetite weight and strength after taking the compound. Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has grown in popularity for over fifty years.

Glasgow Lydia BK Pinkham Mrs. C. Favrie Dauphine St New Orleans Lydia BE. Pinkham

Diamond Dyes For All Fabrics A Simple Tint Or Dye

Advertisement for Diamond Dyes promotes easy tinting and dyeing of textiles. Each 15 cent package includes directions and states suitability for wool silk linen cotton and mixed fabrics. Consumers are advised to tell their druggist the material type before dyeing.

Eggs and cracks prompt dealer’s puzzled reply

A brief line notes a dealer explaining eggs dropped yesterday cracking many eggs. The exchange hints at a casual domestic or marketplace conversation without further context.

Bayer Aspirin Ad Warns of Fakes

An old advertisement urges buyers to look for the Bayer cross on packaging or tablets to ensure genuine Bayer Aspirin proven safe by millions and prescribed for 25 years. It warns that imitations may be dangerous and advises saying Bayer when purchasing.

Bayer

Overcoat Misplacement Prompted Prompt Gift Exchange

A brief decorative line depicts a hotel scene where a guest laments his missing overcoat. A courteous waiter offers to fetch a replacement and assist with the search, illustrating polite service in a formal setting.

Freezone Relieves Corn Pain Instantly, Then Removes It

A druggist sells a small bottle of Freezone for a few cents that instantly eases a corn pain. It then lets you lift off the corn with fingers without soreness or irritation. Suitable for hard or soft corns and corn between the toes.

Oklahoma Whirlwind Quips About Prison Rope

A brief quip from the Oklahoma Whirlwind jokes about an uncle in prison and a future of “a lot of rope.” The playful line hints at potential leniency or harsh treatment in a tongue in cheek way. No further context is provided.

Oklahoma

Sacramento dasheen variety marketed for first time this season

The United States Department of Agriculture notes the Sacramento dasheen is now marketed after years of testing. It offers more uniform tubers than the Trinidad variety, increasing marketability and value. The section highlights dasheen as a third starchy vegetable alongside potato and sweet potato and mentions casheens’ growth in the South since 1913.

United States Department of Agriculture Sacramento States Department of Agriculture Trinidad United States Porto Rico China West Indies

Difference in Yield of Red Clover and Alfalfa

The article compares yields under varying soil conditions, noting red clover may rival alfalfa where humus feeding dominates, but alfalfa outperforms when subsoil minerals or applied nutrients are present. Favorable conditions yield two to three times more hay from alfalfa, with higher minerals and protein boosting milk and growth. It concludes alfalfa is the superior feed.

Best Soy Bean Varieties for Seed and Silage

Fifteen years of Iowa station trials show Manchu superior for seed production while Peking excels in silage and hay. Drilled seed yields are highest with two bushels per acre, May planting through June 1 works well, and weed control is pivotal. Regular harrowing at 1.5, 3, and 6 inches growth improves yields.

Iowa Station Peking

Garden planning tips with seeds and fertility ideas

The text outlines creating a garden plan and following it, saving broomsticks as stakes, starting hardy seeds in a cold frame on the first thaw, choosing a few novelties while keeping proven crops as mainstays, and considering a fertility pump to lift plant food from subsoil and air. It notes alfalfa’s role and cites Professor King on manured land increasing moisture by eighteen tons per acre in the top foot.

King

Emergency Spring Plowing For Peas And Oats Hay

The article advises spring plowing when soil is firm and early sowing yields best hay. Peas and oats should be planted two to three inches deep with disk and shoe drill, peas shallower than oats, and sowing mixes of one to one and a half bushels of peas with one and a half bushels of oats per acre. Harvest in ten to twelve weeks when oats reach milk stage and peas form pods. Curing on heavy land is difficult when growth is large. dry sunny weather reduces issues with color and palatability. wet conditions can cause mold and poor shed rainfall.

Some Excellent Rations for Idle Farm Animals

Guidance from New Jersey agricultural experts on feeding idle horses. Do not overfeed heavy concentrates. prefer waste products like oat straw and corn stover with small amounts of protein feeds such as legume hay and linseed meal. For 1000 pounds of weight, idle horses need roughage 8-10 pounds and small amounts of protein feeds. feeding changes should be gradual as work resumes to prevent digestive troubles.

W. C. Shelley New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station Shelley

Sudan Grass As Emergency Crop For Spring Pasture

Sudan grass serves as an emergency pasture option after corn planting, not replacing rye pasture. It is seeded at about 20 pounds per acre, either broadcast or drilled, but pasturing after frosts can produce pruasic acid harmful to stock. dry seasons may also raise this risk though it is remote in the corn belt.

Sudan

Oil Treatment Cures Hog Mange Mites

The article notes some pigs appear scruffy and mangy due to mites that burrow into their skin. It recommends liberal use of crude or crankcase oil on the hogs and in sleeping quarters, repeating if needed, to kill mange mites and lice. coal tar disinfectants are usually ineffective.

Weight and value of pure bred steers over scrubs

Pure bred steers sired by good bulls weigh about 200 pounds more per head as two year olds than steers from the same cows sired by scrubs. They also bring higher prices due to better dressing of premium cuts. One comparison shows pure bred offspring profit $6.51 per head versus a 46 cent loss for scrubs.

Heard of but Never Seen An Indian Arrests Bootlegging

A satirical clipping notes an Indian man arrested for bootlegging among his red friends. The sheriff lectures him on illegality, he questions divine escape, and the exchange ends with the prisoner claiming God resembles Uncle Sam. The piece quotes a Boston Transcript note and ends with an advertisement for Cuticura skin products.

Injun Uncle Sam Boston Transcript

Grit Urges Return to Safe Methods for Lasting Success

Editorial urges a return to proven, steady methods over temporary fixes. It argues that disciplined, careful practice yields the greatest long term results even if not instantly productive.

Historic rocking chair linked to the hymn America found at academy

The chair in which Rev. Samuel Francis Smith wrote America in 1832 has been acquired by Phillips Andover Academy. Smith, then a student at Andover Theological Seminary, wrote the words in about thirty minutes. The chair, passed to descendants, traveled to California before returning to stay.

Samuel Francis Smith America Phillips Andover Academy Smith Andover Theological Seminary Academy California

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