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Newspaper

Anita Record

Location

Anita, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1928

Page

3

Tobacco's American Roots Spread Worldwide Historian Notes

The article traces Nicoteana tabacum as native to America and outlines its global spread via early explorers. It cites De Candolle on precontact tobacco use in the Americas, mentions Aztec pipes, and notes widespread North American smoking. It discusses South American cultivation, Dutch West Indies occurrences, and introduction to Asia by Portuguese traders. It also highlights Ecuador and Peru as early growing regions and positions tobacco as a native American third alongside potato and maize.

Turkey Egypt America Europe de Candolle South America Argentine Uruguay Paraguay North America Panama Canada California Mexico United States Dutch West Indies Isle of Pines Java Japan Ecuador Peru Chile Venezuela New World

Origins and spread of the garden pea across Eurasia

Botanists trace the garden pea Pisum sativum to regions south of the Caucasus and possibly the north Mediterranean coast, noting Bronze and Stone Age finds. Greeks and Romans valued peas, while eight Pisum varieties remain native to Asia or Europe, many near Persia and the Caucasus.

Caucasus Europe China India Mediterranean Heer Western Asia Italy Persia Switzerland Savoy

Charcoal as a Poultry Digestive Aid Debated by Experts

Dr. Kaupp of North Carolina endorses charcoal to prevent diarrhea and improve digestion in flocks and chicks. Dr. Holst of California counters, saying charcoal’s absorbing power is overemphasized and its use should be abandoned as unnecessary.

D. F. Kaupp V. D North Carolina University W. F. Holst Poultry Division University of California

Ventilation Essentials in the Poultry House

Proper ventilation is vital for healthy production. An open south front suffices one square foot per ten square feet of floor space, avoiding drafts to prevent cold and roup. Properly ventilated houses stay dry. if moisture appears, inspect the ventilation.

Inbreeding in Mating Turkey Flocks

Breeders are urged to avoid inbreeding and use unrelated stock to keep poults vigorous and disease resistant. A vigorous tom mated with older hens may yield good poults if relation to hens is limited. The safe level of inbreeding depends on the breeder's knowledge of pedigree and flock vigor.

Poultry Feeding Practices For Healthier Hens And Eggs

The notes advise heavy oats with some corn and wheat as poultry feed and cabbage as a supplement. They stress dry, well ventilated coops on sloped well drained soil, outdoor sunshine for breeding flocks, and ample exercise. They describe roup symptoms including watery eye discharge and facial lesions.

Timepiece hailed as unique among clocks

Frank Fontana a San Francisco jeweler recently unveiled a clock called the most intelligent clock on earth. The 18 by 18 inch device tells time in 24 locations including San Francisco, shows the moon phase date and day, and contains about 500 parts built in seven months.

Frank Fontana San Francisco Prince of Clocks Pathfinder Magazine

Death Costly Affair Among the Blackfeet

A Detroit News summary notes Blackfeet funeral customs around Missouri headwaters, where a father's earth-strewn wail signals mourners who seize portable goods from the lodge. Grieving relatives may cut fingers to show sorrow, and mere weeping invites disdain.

Missouri River Detroit News

Not Quite Doctor

A humorous skit about a coma patient awakening and mistaking the doctor's identity. Doctor Peter introduces himself and the patient reacts with a startled laugh at the mix up. The passage includes a London Tit-Bits joke and an advertisement line for Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets.

Doctor Peter St. Peter London

Inevitable Drawback: Refusal to Make Concessions Discussed

The piece notes a major flaw in the Inevitable's appeal as it resists making concessions. It frames this rigidity as a key challenge to broader acceptance and cooperation.

Thrifty Suitor Question Sparks Witty Exchange

In a playful exchange from Berlin Ulk, Marie expresses mixed feelings about marrying a thrifty man. She would like to marry such a man but resists being engaged, highlighting social wit and sentiment.

Marie Berlin Ulk

Inexact Quip Sparks Courtroom Banter Between Judges

A brief courtroom exchange questions a defendant's generosity and pride, with a judge remark about a tight individual. The exchange reflects colorful sarcasm in a mock battle of wits within a legal setting.

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