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Anita Record

Location

Anita, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1926

Page

3

Women Fight Powerf ul Foe In Rural Speech

A Holmquist South Dakota reader credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health after four years of illness and sleeplessness. Encanto California resident says it let her work two hours daily, then resume chores and assist her husband. The ad frames women’s health as a battle and offers the product as ally.

Holmquist South Dakota Lydia E. Pinkham Encanto Calif Lydia B. Pinkham Stetta Lay Jamacha Road Lydia Eb, Pinkham

Wills Missing for 4108 In 1925 City Deaths

A city paper notes that 4 108 aging people died in 1925 without wills. The item echoes a quip about elopement reflecting family mischief and social tone of the era.

Saginaw News Courier

Japanese picture brides urged to immigrate to South America

The Sao Paulo consul promotes immigration of picture brides to Brazil Argentina and other Atlantic destinations. Miyako reports 3000 brides registered for Brazil 3000 for Argentina 200 for Mexico and similar numbers for other destinations.

South America Sao Paulo Brazil Miyako Argentina Mexico

Let him that hath done the good office conceal it

A quotation from Seneca urging hidden virtue and the return of good deeds to public view, encouraging recipients to disclose acts of kindness rather than conceal them. It reflects a classical ethical exhortation on integrity and accountability.

Seneca

Legumes and Soil Improvement Through Inoculation

Legumes have long been valued for soil building by fixing atmospheric nitrogen when inoculated. If not inoculated, they deplete soil nutrients. returning crop residues or manure is essential to maintain soil fertility, with the amount of root and top material varying by legume species.

O. H. Sears College of Agriculture University of Illinois

Spraying Fruits in Bloom Harms Bees

The U S Department of Agriculture warns against spraying fruit trees during full bloom. Arsenical sprays injure honeybees, reducing pollination and honey production. Tests suggest spraying after 90 percent petal drop controls codling moth and spares pollinators.

United States Department of Agriculture Bureau of Entomology

Poison Bran Best Remedy for Cutworm Invasion

Cutworms invade crops mainly at night while army worms appear less often. Poison bran, made from bran and molasses mixed with Paris green, is the cheapest and most effective control. Sprinkle along plants or trench around them at night to lure and kill the worms. eggs are not laid in this stage.

Does feeding grain pay for dairy cows says Kansas State

The Kansas State Agriculture College dairy specialists report cow test association work proves grain feeding is economical under favorable conditions. They note an average of about 150 pounds of fat yearly with good roughage like alfalfa hay and silage, but caution that cows capable of higher production may render limiting feed uneconomical. The dairy cow should run to her normal capacity to be most economical.

Kansas State Agriculture College

Acid phosphate speeds up tomato crop growth

New Hampshire experiment station reports acid phosphate accelerates tomato growth and helps beat frost. Using 500 to 1500 pounds per acre with 20 tons of manure, plots mature one to two weeks earlier, with more blossoms and fruit early. Treatment appears cost effective for growers.

New Hampshire Experiment Station

Hogging Off Field Peas and Corn Proves Profitable

Edgeley substation reports returns of 18.65 dollars per acre from field peas and 37.76 dollars per acre from corn in Hogging-Off trials. O A Thompson submitted the findings to P F Trowbridge of the North Dakota Experiment Station noting weather-damaged peas and strong hog gains averaging 1.16 pounds on peas and 1.7 pounds on corn with gains valued at ten cents per pound.

Edgeley O. A. Thompson P. F. Trowbridge North Dakota

Farming Tips From AM Facts on Crop Rotation and Posts

AM Facts urges protection for birds in exchange for summer dividends and advises crop rotation to reduce potato scab. It promotes mixing poultry droppings with gypsum as fertilizer, stocking bean poles, and occasionally stirring mulch. It notes catalpa groves gain value for posts as catalpa trees quickly reach post size.

Northwestern Yeast Co Ad in Chicago Adress

An advertisement references Northwestern Yeast Co located at 1730 North Ashland Ave Chicago Illinois. The short listing notes yeast products and the company address for potential customers.

Northwestern Yeast Co North Ashland Ave Chicago, Ul

Telephone business tops U S retail activity says AT&T head

W. 5. Gifford, president of American Telephone and Telegraph, asserts the largest retail business in the United States is the telephone sector. He cites about 50 000 000 telephone calls or transactions daily.

United States W. 5 Gifford American Telephone and Telegraph Company

Breakfast and Music Divide World Views

A fragment notes a global view of breakfast as a serious function, followed by a puzzled reaction and a quip about people not wanting music with breakfast. The lines suggest social norms and mismatched expectations around meals and entertainment.

Oh, Golly Mustache Banter Between Two Figures

A playful exchange features a bold male asking how the mustache looks and a demure female replying that she likes it within a private aside. The light dialogue captures a flirtatious, old time tone.

Hot Cheese Biscuits from Calumet Baking Powder

Recipe notes mix two cups flour one teaspoon salt one tablespoon fat and one cup grated cheese with Calumet Baking Powder. Add milk gradually, roll to a half inch thick, cut and bake twelve to fifteen minutes in a hot oven.

Virgil’s Question on Regions Free of Calamities

A brief excerpt poses a reflective query on whether any region of the earth remains spared from human woes. It frames calamity as a universal condition, inviting contemplation on global suffering and resilience.

Virgil

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