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Newspaper
Athena Press
Location
Athena, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1918
Page
4
A Cincinnati authority promotes a drug named fromana that allegedly dissolves corns and hard callouses when a few drops are applied. The claim is the corns, including root and all, lift away without burning or irritating surrounding skin. A cheap frearona remedy is also offered for removal.
Vintage advertisement describes using Sage tea with sulfur to darken gray or faded hair. Promotes Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound as ready for use, claiming even, luxurious darkening after one or two applications. Warns this is cosmetic, not medical treatment.
A historical text discusses preventing hog diseases to protect pork output. It covers two disease groups, stresses cooperation among farmers, federal and state officials, and outlines management steps like clean housing, proper feeding, and water. It references poultry and other names in a chaotic editorial mix.
United States Department of Agriculture outlines a winter time hand-picking method to remove discolored and defective beans to ensure a uniform stand and cleaner crop. Emphasizes germination tests and adjusting planting rates. warns of weather effects on bean anthracnose and the need for careful selection of seed stock.
From the United States Department of Agriculture guidance, three week old suckling pigs require dry corn and clean pens to prevent disturbance. Keep creep space adequate and adjust as pigs grow, add shorts and tankage or skim milk, maintain corn and feeds, and allow outdoor exercise to promote proper development until weaning.
A fragmented 19th century note discusses live stock as a key factor in economy. It emphasizes thorough breeding, leguminous crops, proper pasture, and long term prosperity from stock production. The text mentions labor and expense but frames stock prosperity as the central outcome.
Article discusses the value of baby beef and cattle feeding amid feed shortages, noting rising farm funds and the importance of the cattle industry. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for women's health and claims improved meat yields from steers fed corn and cottonseed cake, with references to advertised meat pellets and profits for farmers.
United States Department of Agriculture advises treating soft corn with salt to draw out moisture and prevent heating in cribs during warm weather. Proper ventilation is essential, especially for large stored ears, to avoid spoilage and ensure even drying.
In this agricultural note the text discusses manure management and feeding practices as influences on horse stamina and durability. It notes the impact of bad roads and costs on production and suggests practices to save on feed and fuel, including removing defective wood and using sweet clover for drought resilience.
George P. Coleman of the American Association of State Highway Departments calls for immediate federal action to plan and fund countrywide road construction and maintenance. He urges prompt provision of freight materials in spring to support building main arteries, arguing interdependent needs of railroads and highways to ease railroad congestion.
Connecticut roads have long been praised for their quality due to dedicated maintenance. Highway Commissioner Bennet outlines a ten district structure with district supervisors, foremen, and rotating gangs to ensure continuous upkeep and cost efficiency.
The Ponn highway commissioner suggests planting trees along highways to improve shade and beauty. He warns trees could protect pavement and reduce heat damage, while noting potential costs and maintenance needs.
A collage of humorous snippets and brief notices from an early 20th century page. It includes a young man claiming conscientious scruples and a 1905 birth claim, quips about joining the Hoy Scouts, army medals and handwriting, and jokes about marriages, theology, and propulsion. Also features exchanges on punishment, shaves, and a Cuticura advertisement.
A mangled line suggests someone may be arriving at an office to receive visitors. The text is incomplete and lacks clear names or dates.
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