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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1925
Page
2
Mothers who value their children should keep Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children. They Break up Colds, regulate bowels, relieve feverishness, constipation, teething disorders, headaches and stomach troubles. Used by mothers for over 30 years. Trial package free. All drug stores sell them. Le Roy, New York.
Mrs. Bessie Hooper operates a remote school with a single pupil near Kelso Washington. When the pupil suffered a severe toothache, the school closed as the teacher transported the student to the nearest dentist. The trip and recovery took two days.
An advertisement asserts Joint Base provides quick and lasting relief for rheumatism in any joint. It claims chronic cases respond, with Joint-Ease offered for joint trouble and recommended by druggists, promising rapid relief when joint agony ends.
A sweeping overview traces ocean trade from Phoenician sailors to modern American commerce. It highlights European dominance shifts after Vasco da Gama and Columbus, the rise of England’s maritime power, and the United States surge post‑Revolution. The piece notes consuls mapping global routes, growing Asia trade, and Latin America as a key supplier of raw materials, underscoring trade’s vast, ongoing drama.
The USDA urges maintaining healthy flocks to curb losses from infectious bronchitis and European fowl pest. Key steps include stocking vigor, sanitary surroundings, removing sick birds, cleaning and disinfection, quarantining diseased birds, and careful culling of laying stock.
The article highlights the heavy wheat losses on the Pacific coast and urges resistant varieties as the best defense against bunt or stinking smut. It summarizes USDA bulletin 1299 findings from California Oregon and Washington on varied global wheats and notes hard red winters show the most resistance while white wheats are more susceptible. It also explains how to obtain the bulletin. It then offers spring pruning guidance for raspberries and blackberries, stressing timing, selecting strong canes, and standard cultivation and trellising practices to maximize yields.
Cost to produce silage varies with land value crop used growing costs yield and filling expenses. Figures range from about 75 cents to 2.50 per ton for corn silage with examples noting 2.75 and 2.59 per ton under specific conditions.
The text urges buying cheap seed to curb poor yields and using an old churn as a dusting tool for seed. It notes labor costs dominate, stresses monitoring labor, advocates tree belts and orchards to shield crops, and urges timely machinery repairs. It cautions against purchases that lag prewar prices unless quick payback is expected.
The article recalls Dr. Pierce’s rural beginnings and his move to Buffalo where he popularized Golden Medical Discovery, a root extract tonic claimed to purify blood, clear pimples, improve digestion, and enrich the blood with both tablets and liquid forms available through dealers.
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