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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1923
Page
2
A reader from Tyrone relays a testimonial praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter describes relief from nervous weakness pains and fatigue and claims renewed strength after using the product. The writer urges other women to consider the remedy and notes it as a trusted body builder.
Park superintendent Horance M. Albright says Yellowstone will not see starving wildlife this winter. He notes over 1200 tons of hay and good grazing ranges above 5500 feet will support elk and buffalo through the season.
An ad describes catarrh as an acute nasal attack and says frequent colds indicate a run down condition. Hall's Catarrh Medicine combines a local ointment with a blood acting tonic to strengthen the system and reduce susceptibility. Sold by druggists over forty years. J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
Senator Sorghum comments on whether collections can be made in Europe. He says he cannot say this early and notes some nations have not even gathered their thoughts yet. Washington Star report reflects parliamentary tone of the exchange.
An advertisement touts a routine for clear skin using Cuticura Soap and hot water to cleanse pores followed by Cuticura Talcum powder for a delicate appealing fragrance and healthy complexion.
The piece surveys Asia Minor’s Greek and Turkish dynamics after World War I, detailing population shifts, commerce led by Greek merchants, women's legal property rights under Mohammedan law, and attitudes toward Western road building and social change amid reformist pressures in 1919.
United States Department of Agriculture guidance on selecting hardwoods for home farm planting. Advises matching species to climate and soil, mixing varieties to improve resilience, and using poor soils for windbreak or non-crop areas. Recommends seedlings for starting groves and notes spring planting advantages.
The U S Department of Agriculture bureau reports rapid progress in releasing European corn borer parasites in America. Over 500 000 specimens of one parasite species were liberated in 1922 with thousands of others released in New England and plans to establish beneficial enemies in the South Atlantic Gulf states and Louisiana to preempt spread.
The U S Department of Agriculture reports wide regional yields with Florida averaging 148 bushels per acre and Connecticut 47. The national average over the last decade stands at 27.1 bushels per acre.
The USDA releases an animated film about a farmer with a scrub bull who loses money. A neighbor with a purebred bull shows him the error, prompting him to replace the scrubs with a better sire. The story supports the better-sires movement sponsored by the bureau of animal industry.
A survey of 321 farms shows labor hours per acre vary by terrain. Hilly farms require 57.2 man hours, prairie land 41.3, and level soil 38.5. Contour, equipment size, and land management drive the labor cost in growing corn.
The maximum Brown tail moth infestation in New England has dropped 67 percent. In 1914 the pest covered over 38 000 square miles across all six New England states and eastern Long Island. It is now confined to Maine New Hampshire and Massachusetts.
Advice suggests stuffing cotton wool with pennyroyal and placing it in spider breeding areas to eliminate them. The guidance emphasizes natural pest control and quick results.
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