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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1922
Page
7
Seattle reader Mrs G Chardson describes two months of dragging pains chills and fever with a hard lump under her right side. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she recovered enough to work again and reports the lump disappeared. The ad urges others with pain nervousness fatigue and low spirits to try the remedy.
A sarcastic spinster and her niece discuss the film The Man From Home at the theater. The niece asks who played the feeding part and mentions Booth Tarkington, who the aunt asserts wrote the scenario to get on stage. The exchange ends with the niece silent.
A proverb notes that those endowed with patience and perseverance are prepared for labor. It emphasizes steady effort and resilience as key to productive outcomes.
USDA notes that cowpea harms pecan kernels via stink bug damage. Promising cover crops include beggarweed, bush velvet bean, and soy bean, with velvet bean showing early appeal. Growers should assess reductions in kernel spot, plan autumn destruction of pests, and consider top-working and soil fertility for troubled or abandoned orchards.
The United States Department of Agriculture explains a poisoned bran mash to control cutworms in crops. Mix one bushel bran one pound arsenic or Paris green four gallons water and half a gallon sorghum, apply in marblesized lumps near plant bases late in the day.
The article explains brown alfalfa hay forms when moisture prompts stack curing turning hay brown or black with a pleasant odor and high palatability. It believes brown hay is often accidental but can be as good as green hay for feeding, though not superior in overall value. It warns against barn or mow storage due to spontaneous combustion risks.
Agricultural colleges in 45 states offer courses in agricultural economies and allied subjects this year. Programs cover marketing cooperation farm management and commercial geography with the U S Department of Agriculture monitoring the progress with interest.
A recent World’s Work piece by George P Busch describes a newly discovered naked red skinned pygmy race four feet tall living on the mountain frontier of Colombia and Venezuela. They lack authority ceremonies or religion and use bows and arrows to catch fish in shallow water.
A saying warns that overspending today leads to spending constraints tomorrow, advising prudent behavior to avoid future financial strain. It emphasizes discipline and measured budgeting as a guard against regretful purchases.
A summer resident leaves Coolbeigh with a bouquet of white flowers and heads to the city. On the train she meets a woman with city ties who admires the daisies. In the busy office she passes the flowers to a friend who exclaims over the marguerites.
A sermon notes that guidance from God is needed for a new path and warns that some youths forget this once they leave home. It emphasizes continual divine direction to avoid the terrible mistake of abandoning faith.
An Austrian released from an asylum near Vienna after curing mental illness heads to the Prater. He learns the cab fare is 18 000 kronen, has only a 20-kronen piece, and the driver offers 18 000 in change. He asks to return to the asylum, noting the absurd total.
Exports of locomotives from the United States in 1920 totaled 1,711 units valued at $53,620,847, reflecting a strong year for railroad equipment shipments abroad.
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