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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1923
Page
3
A judge notes a family scene where Little Mary O Malley defends her homely father against teasing from Uncle Dan. Mary asserts he is never home, prompting Mrs. O Malley to smile at the exchange.
Advertisement touts Cuticura Toilet Trio for daily skin care. Soap cleanses, Ointment soothes, Talcum powders and perfumes to finish a toilet table set.
A courtroom exchange features an accused admitting residence near an accomplice who refuses to disclose his address prompting questions from the judge about where the speaker lives. The dialogue focuses on location and neighborhood proximity in the case.
A fragment from the Boston Transcript notes a sensational item about social perils tied to figures dressed in sheiks clothing. The wording hints at a lurid, tabloid style report with unspecified details and dramatic phrasing.
A brief proverb-like remark notes that a man rarely growls when he takes the largest portion, implying satisfaction with advantage. The line suggests a sharp observation on human behavior and appetite for advantage.
Thousands of women suffer kidney or bladder trouble often without realizing it. Kidney health affects other organs and can cause back pain headaches and low energy. Dr Kilmer Swamp Root claims to restore kidney health and offers a sample bottle for ten cents by mail from Kilmer Co. Binghamton NY.
A reflective note emphasizes humility and continual learning as a path to wisdom. It praises curiosity and the value of remaining teachable in all pursuits.
The scene describes a patient asking if ether will cause sickness and the doctor reassuring him. A separate school exercise requires ten word sentences with indorse as a spelling word, while a stray line notes weather and indorse this winter. A concluding aphorism claims God gave humanity all essentials except appreciation.
The USDA report by J. E. Barr outlines how on farm preparation, clean seed, and proper packing raise cowpea prices. It explains market instability driven by demand, seed price competition with soybeans and velvet beans, and regional variety preferences. Four selling avenues are neighbors, local shippers, distant seedsmen, and farm papers, with guidance on maximizing net returns.
The Maine experiment station reports 1000 to 8500 elemental eggs per hen at maturity with higher numbers in later studies. Egg development speed hinges on heredity and flock feed and management. Profits depend on maximizing eggs early, with housing breeding and broody control as key steps.
The piece urges farmers to weed thoroughly now as weeds are easier to kill during this season. It notes crops gain a better chance to stay weed-free and that the period just before harvest offers a breathing window to control weeds before they grow resistant.
Farmers are advised that rape makes excellent hog pasture and can be sown any time through midsummer. Rape is ready for grazing six to eight weeks after seeding and can be grown alone or with grain crops. Seed four to five pounds per acre and use grain harvest or grazing as desired.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture warns weeds like dodder pose a major problem for alfalfa, especially in seed districts. Other troublesome species include bluegrass, quackgrass, crabgrass, Bermuda grass, foxtail, and wild barley, with regional variations. Cultivation and rotation with wheat can help, but severe infestations may require plowing and starting anew to protect future hay yields.
Vaccination is the best way to build immunity against blackleg, as treatment of sick animals is fruitless. Immunity develops eight to ten days after vaccination and lasts fifteen to eighteen months. Usually calves under six months and cattle over four years are not vaccinated due to disease prevalence between these ages.
The article instructs a thorough cleaning of chicken houses, removal of roasts loose boards and boxes, and spraying with a disinfectant. It notes anthracene oil and zinc chloride preservatives as options, thinned with kerosene, or crude petroleum thinned similarly, to improve sprayability.
A method for seeding sweet clover is to sow with oats on oats ground using a drill with grass seed attachment or sow after oats and cover with harrowing or rolling. The clover is unlikely to smother oats on rich land though on timber lands with mineral-rich, organic-poor soil it may slightly hinder oats.
Milk is essential for feeding chicks and can be fed safely with glass, porcelain, or earthenware utensils. Do not use galvanized containers as lactic acid may react and poison chicks if containers corrode. Cleanliness of utensils is vital to prevent unsatisfactory results.
A winter cow feed option proposes soy beans to replace alfalfa in feeding value. After wheat is removed, sow soy beans for an annual yield of one to two tons hay per acre. Plow the wheat stubble and drill beans at 40 to 60 pounds per acre, preferably before August 1.
Henry J. Schlekau, a truck farmer from Station B Route 1 Omaha Nebraska, reports Tanlac eased years of indigestion and back pain and helped him gain fifteen pounds. He credits the remedy with renewed energy for daily routes and a healthier condition. Tanlac is sold by druggists with over 37 million bottles sold. No woman is as good as many a man thinks she is, and no man is as bad as many a woman thinks he is.
An eminent medical authority warns against laxatives for constipation as they can cause permanent injury. A natural lubrication approach is proposed with Nujol, described as not a medicine and not causing griping, used in leading hospitals and recommended by doctors.
A compact proverb notes that truth can outlast grammatical niceties, reminding readers that honesty withstands language barriers and stylistic polish. The saying emphasizes substance over form and the enduring value of plain speech.
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