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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1922
Page
7
A St Paul testimonial from Mrs. Paul Maser describes relief from tiredness headaches and pelvic pains after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The notice promotes the medicine as a reliable women’s remedy addressing common female ailments.
A man waving a palm leaf fan describes his constant voting. He mentions voting in state, county, and town elections, primaries, and being elected as a delegate. He plans to vote in the fall and hopes to join the electoral college, reflecting civic responsibility noted by the Detroit News.
The Arlington Experimental station near Washington continues a comprehensive road building research program. Tests on bituminous wearing surfaces, concrete wear, subgrade stability, moisture effects, and truck impact will run through June with 65 concrete sections and 120 slabs under study, using various tires, speeds, and conditions to compare lab results with field wear.
The article warns that rats continue to multiply despite campaigns and propaganda. It identifies rats as a major source of loss to farmers and poultrymen and calls for intensified efforts to eradicate them from premises.
Farmers are urged to provide shade for all poultry from chicks to gobblers using bushes or burlap shade on nets over frames. Fresh water is essential as sun warmed water can spread cholera, and poultry should have shelter from intense sun.
Buckwheat serves as excellent chicken feed and can be sown in small patches for harvest. It also feeds hogs and other livestock with good results. The straw matches oat straw, and buckwheat helps improve poor land by adding humus when plowed under.
Kerosene emulsion remains a remedy for most sucking insects but nicotine sulfate largely replaced it against the melon louse and squash bug. Both act as contact poisons requiring touch on the insect. Best applied as a spray to cover both leaf surfaces and avoid stomach poisoning.
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