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Newspaper
Athena Press
Location
Athena, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1912
Page
4
An amalgam of ads and anecdotes describes Sarsaparilla as a cure all for scrofula and humors, plus notes on bread baking in ovens and a tale of Bishop Stubbs. Also mentions an umbrella with windows in Paris and a wedding ring stuck in a cheese cutter.
Remains of an old Roman boat recovered from Thames mud during London County Hall foundations work near Westminster Bridge. The boat likely dates to 293-296 AD and may be a relic of Britain’s protective fleet.
A Chicago society girl asks that wedding invitations exclude gifts. The note reads this special request and the idea could inspire others to follow. A columnist questions the practicality of carrying presents and lamp post etc. The Columbia State weighs in with a cheeky remark about individuals handling gifts.
A professorly guide by Mrs. L. Grimes explains seed biology and practical planting. It describes seed structure, air needs for germination, root and leaf development, and soil preparation. The article includes a simple trial using glass and seeds to determine optimal planting depth, stressing well prepared seed beds and soil moisture for a profitable season.
Breed for the best only and never place a bird with serious defects in a breeding pen. Breeders must cull inferior stock to improve overall flock quality and ensure healthy, productive birds. Focus on strong conformation, vigor, and consistent laying performance.
Professor Gilmore from the New York experiment station argues that hauling manure directly from the stable to fields is superior to stockpiling. He notes that well rotted manure is needed only for tracking or top dressing, and improper storage can reduce fertilizing value and cause excessive fermentation and losses. Indiana records show 1 공 horses and mules totaling 16,? million in value, averaging about 123 per head.
Weathered manure losses reference rev ising material and humus. the piece notes full winter poultry shows with many opportunities for young judges to succeed. It mentions established judges Cravenstadt Atherton Brown Denny and others, and asserts room at the top for qualified men across several classes.
The piece argues true conservation starts at home with gardens and efficient use of soil and water. It emphasizes intensive gardening, breeding seeds, and planting thoroughbred stock to boost yields and reduce living costs as a national duty and personal profit.
A local proverb from Uncle Eben cautions that men who expect to gain something for nothing risk time and trouble, urging careful consideration before chasing illusory returns. The remark reflects a practical attitude in the community about effort and reward.
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