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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1926
Page
7
Mrs Mara Lynch of McKee’s Rocks Pennsylvania reports severe postnatal exhaustion improved after two bottles of Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound making her able to work again. Mrs Hope L Smith of Floyd Virginia says ten years of side pain and weakness eased enough to work after using the same remedy.
A brief, humorous exchange from Madrid Buen Humor features a remark about age and self writing jokes. The playful line suggests clever self-creation versus appearance.
The Cuticura Toilet Trio promotes skin care with Cuticura Soap to cleanse and purify Ointment to soothe and heal and Talcum to powder and perfume No toilet table is complete without them.
Advice urges doubling effort before testing your approach to proportions. Experts suggest deliberate practice, careful measurement, and reflection to balance accuracy and efficiency in problem solving.
A Paris fashion analysis notes the haute couture burden shifts to street style as autumn trends emphasize bloused waists, straight silhouettes, long sleeves, and elaborate necklines. Velvet and crepe satin fabrics rise, with dolman sleeves, capes, and scarf collars shaping coats and wraps for fall and winter.
USDA experiments at Beltsville show cows of average to good production can be milked at irregular hours without a marked drop in output. When irregular milking coincides with irregular feeding, production falls about 5 percent, while cows show more sensitivity to feeding changes than milking times.
Six lots of Hereford baby beeves were shown after a 217 day feeding trial at University farm St Paul Minnesota. Ten steers fed shelled corn and linseed meal, corn silage and alfalfa hay made the best record with a calf return of 14.81 dollars including pork credit and 97 cents per bushel for corn. A full report is available from the animal husbandry division at University farm.
Ducks must be kept in their house overnight and until 9 a.m. when laying ends for the day. The sight of many eggs on the floor is described as a pleasure to collect. Duck eggs are larger than hens eggs and fetch higher prices in markets. Demand for fresh duck eggs remains strong.
An older agricultural note urges attention to sloppy grain and smut in wheat. It recommends treating seed wheat, housing harvesters, and emphasizes thrift and hard work for farmers to protect yields and flour quality.
A rural Illinois classroom study inspires a ten year old girl to spot a large common barberry bush near a creek. The plant, 12 feet high and rust infected, underscores barberry rust spread risk in grain fields and highlights ongoing eradication efforts by the USDA.
Wisconsin agricultural expert R H Hulce explains cows favor varied diets and that long use of a single concentrate leads to reduced intake and decay in flesh. He urges palatability and a mixed ration to supply all necessary nutrients for maintenance and production.
Wisconsin agronomists led crop improvement with pedigree barley the first pure bred grain. Superior plants from thousands grown in breeding plots were selected and multiplied for seed growers who distribute to farmers. Nearly all state barley now carries the pedigree strain and seed growers ship thousands of bushels to other states.
A historical note outlines brood sow feeding: middlings or ground oats, bran, and tankage per day per head, plus 1 to 2 pounds of corn per hundred pounds of live weight. Adjust the corn amount to maintain good flesh without fat, increasing for thin sows and decreasing for fat ones.
An agreement between the federal Bureau of Agricultural Economics and Missouri State Marketing Bureau will standardize eggs produced in and shipped from Missouri under federal-state inspection for butter cream and eggs. The Missouri Farmers' Association and the state marketing bureau already provide egg inspection, with the association sharing part of the expense.
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