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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1924
Page
3
Mrs J G Dacus of Little Rock Arkansas reports relief from a long running car related chronic otitis after using Peruna and Lacupia. She used three bottles of each remedy and notes the discharge and offensive odor disappeared. The ad claims Peruna reaches all catarrhal conditions and offers tablet or liquid forms.
Thousands of women suffer kidney or bladder trouble and do not know it. Poor kidney health can trigger back pain headaches loss of ambition and despondency. Dr Kilmer Swamp Root is claimed to restore kidney health and many request a sample bottle by sending ten cents to Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton NY. Available in medium and large bottles at drug stores.
A compact reflection argues that poverty can seem beneficial to young people by shaping character, but it is harmful to older individuals who face longer-term hardship and less mobility.
Though no human injury is reported, a western hydroelectric power plant installed ladders in its flume to rescue deer that fall into the water. Workers monitor the area and coordinate with wildlife authorities for handling any trapped animals.
The USDA review shows seven tenths of 365 million crop acres in 1919 went to forage. About 257 million acres produced forage with livestock consuming most outputs. Corn fodder, hay and pasture dominated, while only a quarter of pasture area was arid range. The western region emphasized semiarid pasture while wheat supported substantial feed. Farm value of forage crops was $30.87 per acre, far less than food crops at $60.88.
The article notes the benefits of saving seed by home gardeners for local adaptability and neighbor marketing. It highlights Farmers' Bulletin 1890 from the U S Department of Agriculture, emphasizing seed saving methods over selection and offering copies while supplies last from Washington D C.
A. L. Ward of Texas A and M extension warns that fields infested with cockleburs should not feed pigs in spring as young sprouts are highly poisonous. Experiments show 12 ounces of sprouts can kill a 50 pound pig, with death resembling sorghum poisoning.
The article explains sow profitability depends on litter size. With a $30 feed cost and ten pigs raised, the cost per pig is $3. with six pigs it rises to $5 each. Profit hinges on the number of ova at breeding and litter quality, linked to weight gain without excess fat.
Purdue experiment station finds soy beans effective as a tankage substitute with mineral supplement. Soy beans supply about half the protein of tankage, suggesting a daily feed of about three fourths to one pound per head. A mineral mix such as wood ashes, acid phosphate, and salt is recommended, with alternative blends noted.
Connecticut investigators find that quality farming with healthy stock yields high profits. Alfalfa improves soil nitrogen while grafting saves orchard trees. Properly managed woodlots, cows producing 8000 pounds of milk and scrub stock around 4000 pounds can both be profitable.
A Himalaya primrose named Primula rosea is displayed at Kew Gardens in the Rock garden. It features rich carmine pink blossoms and thrives in sand loam with peat, suited to waterside and other sites.
In a WCT piece RB S quotes Uncle Joe proclaiming a creed that the Almighty organized humanity as a big corporation, issued all capital stock, maintains it at par value, and he will not part with his holdings. The Boston Transcript account preserves the quip as a humorous scrapbook item.
Rust spots on metal should be rubbed with a cork dipped in paraffin. A paraffin moistened cork also removes marks from hearth tiles.
Japan proper covers 147 655 square miles, about one twenty fourth of the United States, while its population reaches 66 million, roughly half of the US total.
A financial column notes a witty exchange about buying cigars and a joke about loud talk. It muses on women in match factories and why they might worry differently, using light humor to reflect on workplace and social expectations.
Essay-like reflection noting that alimony can seem a prize in marriage but remains a mere dream until its effects are tested in practice. Observes the uncertainty and practical consequences of financial settlement in relationships.
A reflective line suggests true charity and reform begin with self examination. The idea implies reading one’s own life story would astonish more than any external judgment, prompting personal accountability and growth.
A brief note discusses doctors' differing opinions converging on heart failure as the attributed cause. It emphasizes medical uncertainty and the pursuit of clear diagnosis through collaboration and evidence.
Longstanding Castoria advertisement extols its eight decades of use as a gentle, non narcotic remedy for children. It promotes a pleasant substitute for castor oil and teething preparations and notes proven directions on each package with physicians' endorsement.
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