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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1925
Page
2
After a bout of grippe or flu, Tanlac claims to restore strength by cleansing the blood revitalizing digestion and boosting appetite. The ad touts Tanlac and Tanlac Vegetable Pills as fast remedies sourced from herbal roots and barks for renewed vigor and health.
A Kansas City Star quotation depicts Senator Slush condemning large gifts to colleges and universities by wealthy men, arguing such philanthropy could subjugate institutions. A response insinuates Senator Blush would welcome gifts to him, even if wealth buys influence.
The Department of Agriculture produced a motion picture for farmers demonstrating techniques to eliminate bothersome earthworms on putting greens.
A historical note recalls David R. Atchison of Missouri serving as president pro tempore when the 1849 inauguration fell on a Sunday. He argued a vacancy in presidential succession lasted until noon March 5, 1849, effectively making him acting president for 24 hours before Taylor’s oath.
Historic diplomatic properties in Washington are repurposed as embassies relocate to modern sites near the naval observatory. The old British and Austro Hungarian buildings are converted to offices or shops while the Mexican and Russian mansions see new roles. Nearby, postwar legislative structures bring fresh faces from Czecho Slovakia Egypt Estonia Finland Latvia Lithuania and Yugoslavia.
Ross Bartley, AP White House correspondent, chosen by Vice President Dawes to serve as his secretary. Bartley's long press career includes Washington bureau roles and recent campaign coverage. he has accompanied Dawes and the Harding party on major trips including the Alaskan journey.
RESIDENT COOLIDGE, like his immediate predecessors, has introduced new geographical areas into the cabinet. The secretary of state adds Minnesota to the list, while Dr Jardine, new agriculture secretary, adds Kansas. Since 1776, 45 secretaries of state mostly hailed from the original thirteen states.
A U S Department of Agriculture study of 400 central Indiana 160 acre farms from 1910 to 1922 compares successful and less successful operations. The best farms show less crop-rotation variance, better livestock returns, use of fertilizer and lime, improved seed, and tankage purchases, with higher yields and incomes, while the four most profitable farms averaged a 7.2 percent return on capital versus 4.5 percent for the four least successful.
The USDA reports that unadapted crops failed in western dry regions, while hard red winter wheat revived permanent farming. Kanred leads yields across the Great Plains with Alberta Red Argentine Beloglina Montana No 86 and Nebraska No 60 among others. Turkey and Kharkof show equal performance in yield and hardiness. Minturki and Karimest are very rust resistant. Varietal results from 15 stations underpin Department bulletin 1276, available while supplies last from USDA Washington DC.
Good plan for heading back young apple trees describes height targets from 20 to 80 inches. One year old trees require cutting the top to desired height. Two year old trees need removing the central leader and retaining three to five lateral branches cut to about 8 to 10 inches. Lateral branches cut to outside buds to encourage spreading. After year three remove interfering branches and prevent density. If long slender growth occurs shorten like peach limbs until fruiting begins. later pruning is minimal except thinning.
The article explains stave silos kept tightly closed to limit air exposure. It notes their rise in use, that they are manufactured by specialists nationwide, and that farmers can set them up without difficulty.
Garden pests such as potato bugs cabbage worms and plant lice appear each season. Gardeners must repel these invaders while cutworms quietly damage some vegetables. Molds blights and mildews also add to the toll on crops.
Do not change animal rations abruptly and seed corn growth requires careful management. Manure value can drop by half in four months if exposed. Kohl rabi is an early or late season vegetable. Seed early and observe that oak trees take more lightning. Easter bean hides unsightly objects. Zanzibar types are fine. Sweet corn and main crops may fail in shade. hard times favor efficient farmers over wasteful methods.
A terse exchange between Mrs. Penham and Penham builds on a life insurance matter as she jokes about the named beneficiary's value while agreeing to the payout. The remark underlines a lighthearted dispute about the policy's worth.
The ad urges buyers to look for the Bayer name on packaging or tablets to ensure genuine Bayer Aspirin. It claims the product has been proven safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for 23 years and warns that imitations may be dangerous.
Visitors to Switzerland sustain a broad revival in tourism profits as last season’s burst of travel activity brings a glow of prosperity to the country and supports local economies nationwide.
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