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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1925
Page
2
Mrs. F. B. Headden of Macon Georgia reports prolonged illness on her right side and bedridden days. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for two weeks she could rise alone and regained strength. The testimonial claims broad country support and sales through druggists.
Report notes a difficult season for the Berlin Philharmonic with low patronage. Singers seeking orchestral support must pay $1000 plus hall and advertising costs, while box office receipts rarely exceed $100 even for star soloists.
Green's August Flower offers relief for nervous dyspepsia sour stomach constipation indigestion torpid liver dizziness head aches and indigestion. For fifty eight years it has been used in millions of households and is sold widely at 30 and 90 cent bottles.
A brief home scene shows a boy praised for curiosity with his mother humorously crediting both parents for traits. The exchange highlights wit and family dynamic rather than a news event.
A reflection on how undervaluing oneself leads to being undervalued by others, urging self-respect and confidence to counter external dismissiveness. It emphasizes inner valuation as the trigger for how one is treated.
Mothers who value their children should keep a box of Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children for use through the season. They break up colds regulate the bowels relieve feverishness constipation teething disorders headaches and stomach troubles. Used by mothers for over 30 years. All drug stores sell them. Do not accept substitutes. Trial package sent free. Address Mother Gray Co Le Roy NY.
National Geographic notes Costa Rica’s unique growth pattern in a landlocked plateau republic. It describes European-descended colonists, limited mixed-blood influence, and small-farm stability, then outlines coastlines, ports, banana dominance by a U S company, and coffee agriculture shaping politics and economy.
The U S Department of Agriculture highlights rapid adoption of the McLean county hog sanitation system to prevent worm and disease losses. Campaigns in Iowa Nebraska Illinois Missouri Ohio and the Dakotas show growing farmer interest, county agents reporting use, and club participants at the International Live Stock exposition adopting its principles. The plan emphasizes clean farrowing pens scrubbed sows clean bedding and pasture rotation with pigs moved to legume pastures to reduce worm exposure. The program claims lower costs and higher profits with six month pigs gaining weight faster and more hogs marketed. Departments offer free detailed information on reducing worm losses.
Competent authorities estimate native pastures in the range states are only 10 to 50 percent productive. The U S Department of Agriculture cites overstocking as the main cause and notes smaller cattle, stockmen overreacting to good years, and the difficulty of defining carrying capacity. An example from New Mexico shows annual cow acre usage from 25 to 125 acres.
Dormant pruning is best done in winter to use slack orchard time and avoid rushed spring work. Delaying pruning into early spring leads to poor wound healing or shod work across large orchard areas. Start in early winter on mild days to finish before spring duties begin.
The Wayne County Jersey Bull association reports a 47.7 percent rise in butter fat and a 13.0 percent boost in milk production over three years per dairy specialist 8 J Brownell. Fat gains alone yield about $3,000 yearly in profit, with a $2,875 rise in herd inventory and $420 less tied in bulls, reflecting the value of fewer and better sires.
Practical agricultural guidance covers protecting woodlots to safeguard future timber and fuel, keeping accurate farm accounts, cautious barn lighting, adopting new practices, sowing native red clover to reduce winter kill, greens for poultry to boost profits, returning manure promptly, and the value of rural cooperation and co operative marketing for farmers.
English grammar school head master condemns the boarding of wireless listening at home and sends a circular to parents urging strict regulation of wireless use to protect boys’ study. He cites loss of home lessons and falling schoolwork as the serious effects of broadcasting on pupils.
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