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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1923
Page
7
Lima Ohio woman says years of weakness and dragging pains ended after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound She regained ability to do heavy work and walk long distances praising the remedy for helping alleviate symptoms of female derangements
In a terse exchange, a student named Charlie dismisses a Bible at home while a teacher questions his study habits. The dialogue hints at schooling pressures and differing views on preparedness.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture promotes Apple-Orchard Renovation to revive neglected orchards with good soil, vitality, and suitable top form. It advises pruning, soil renovation, spraying, and possible top grafting, noting some neglected yards become public nuisances and liens if not cleaned up.
Government study by G. Wheeler finds that feed prices hinge on substitutes, supply, and regional demand. It explains how mills sell feeds, how market conditions influence pricing, and what buyers should verify before ordering. Bulletin 1124 outlines trade rules, grades, and laws, with free copies from USDA in Washington, D. C.
After harvest, rake and burn old stalks to kill insect pests and fungous spores. Weeds with seeds should also be burned. Wireworms are larvae of click beetles with firm bodies. Lady beetles are beneficial, with reports of eating 50 to 60 aphids per day and sometimes over a hundred.
A garden talk between a gardener and a soap box sage unfolds as they discuss trimming and equality. The sage argues humanity is kept at a level, while the gardener notes growth varies and some branches rise above others, challenging the metaphor with a living hedge.
An Englishman agreed to umpire a baseball game between American and Australian teams in France. With three runners aboard in the first inning the star batter was ruled out after four balls, provoking uproar from the American players who protested the decision. The umpire calmly noted there was no place for the fielder at that moment.
A pithy maxim stating that sustained effort and labor contribute to vitality and youthfulness. contrasts leisure with productive work as a source of vigor.
A playful quarrel centers on a dropped fork prompting Mrs Newlywed to warn that her mother will visit soon. The exchange highlights domestic tensions and light humor within a young couple's household.
A contrast highlights the leap from horse power to 1,000 horsepower aircraft engines, noting how modern planes far surpass the dappled steeds of myth with immense power and speed. The Indianapolis Star frames the leap as a striking boundary between past and present flight.
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