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Newspaper
Athena Press
Location
Athena, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1912
Page
4
A hazy evening paints a cityscape with sun sinking behind varied buildings from one story to a 30 story warehouse. Fog, distant trolley bells, and a silent boat policeman frame a moody, uncertain night as a lone figure readies to do his duty.
Calves may suddenly suffer infectious intestinal catarrh with watery, sour manure and sudden decline. Symptoms appear within days of birth, with loss of appetite, sunken eyes, and rapid weakening. without prompt treatment death can occur in 12 to 24 hours. Preventive medicines target fermentation, irritation, and mucous membrane healing.
Spinach should be sown in fall on deeply plowed ground with rich manure, 20 pounds per acre, one ounce per 100 feet of drill, 16 foot wide land sowing, cover with a harrow and deep furrow every 16 feet to aid drainage. Interplant with brown Dutch cabbage lettuce and black Spanish radish. Savoy spinach is preferred for market. A light mulch of horse manure protects leaves from frost and keeps yields high. A Model Dairy Barn at Columbia College features concrete floors, iron fittings, ample sunlight, and a ventilation system to ensure clean, healthy dairy herd conditions. Fertilizers like barnyard manure and commercial blends aid orchard crops, though seldom needed early. After corn harvest, soils are in good form to absorb autumn rains, with peat soil suitable for corn when properly treated with potassium and drainage restored.
An experienced market gardener warns that good seed is essential and will pay a high price to avoid doubtful seed. He argues that seed quality determines growth, yield, and reliability, and rejects freebies of questionable origin.
Redtop is a hardy grass for wetlands where other grasses fail and is not superior in quality. It grows on land too wet for other kinds. Proper care of strawberry plants now lays the groundwork for next year’s crop as dormant fruit buds form early.
A city Sunday school superintendent sought to boost summer meetings by inviting pupil ideas. A child suggested adding more sugar to the lemonade as a way to attract attendees amid broader promotional content and unrelated ad blurbs in the issue.
A fragmentary dialogue recalls a distinguished guest at a community event. Parmer Countessel remarks the guest seemed nearly as important as the reception committee chairman during the brief visit.
American scientists visiting the peninsula report many small desert mammals in Lower California live on dry seeds and stored vegetation, thriving where thirst and aridity are intense. Some cannot be taught to drink water, even in captivity.
A home style feature covers tomato salad techniques from chilling and peeling to marinating and serving on lettuce with various fillings. It discusses tomato cup ideas with mayonnaise, peas, shrimp, ham, onions, and cress, plus vinaigrette marinated tomatoes. Also includes Flemish style carrots, paint care tips, a cucumber curry case recipe, and a mocha layer cake with coffee and mocha flavoring.
A mother tells a vivid tale to deter her small daughter from running away. She describes children lost in woods during a storm while parents search through the night, stressing the danger and distress before a late breakfast. The girl asks if they got any natal.
The J C Ayer Company of Lowell Massachusetts has produced Ayer’s Pills for over sixty years. If you doubt using these pills, ask your doctor and follow his advice. Made by the J C Ayer Co Lowell Mass.
A Houston Post editorial quips about a wealthy heiress and her intended, noting public discourse on social class and romance with tongue in cheek. The exchange questions motive and legitimacy of the match amid wealth and struggle.
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