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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1921
Page
8
Mrs L D Quinly of Shelbyville Missouri reports months of heavy periods relieved after using eight boxes of Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She says she is now able to perform housework poultry and garden work without medicine for three months and offers the testimonial for ads.
In a Wellsburg luncheon, Mrs Randall scolds Cherry for gossip and social missteps as Edward criticizes town snobbery. Cherry defends her independence, laments gossip, and faces pressure to conform, warning of mounting tensions in Wellsboro.
Figures for the fourth consecutive year on representative farms in Huron County show livestock feeding yielding a comfortable margin above feed costs when considering direct feeding returns. Prof. R. F. Taber of Ohio State University notes the analysis excludes labor, manure values, and other production costs, basing results on farm raised grain and roughages.
The report notes livestock feed costs averaging 97 cents per head yearly with returns of 1.20 dollars per dollar of feed. It highlights higher feed prices versus prewar levels, and credits farm soil fertility and labor efficiency to feeding farm-raised seeds on the farm. Dressmaking schools and canning demonstrations run statewide by Ohio State University specialists train club leaders who then teach boys and girls, yielding over 40 thousand dollars in canned goods last year. The orchard’s value rose as training increased yields, turning Mr Frame into an ardent orchardist who won’t sell the orchard.
A 400 tree orchard owned by Wm Frame of Waynesville Warren County produced fruit valued over 2100 in 1920. He had planned to cut it down in 1919 but after attending an OSU orchard demonstration he adopted recommended fertilizing spraying and pruning. The first good samples of Ben Davis Smith Cider and Northwestern Greenings followed.
In central and northern Ohio the purple clematis jackmanni and hills of snow hydrangea grandiflora are enjoyed, usually in separate spots, though they form an excellent contrast when combined in a garden setting.
County boys and girls clubs arrange week long camps and day picnics in many counties. County agricultural agents or club leaders provide details. Ice cream is food not luxury. cottage cheese from sour milk is a meat substitute. Feed a good cow today and she will repay tomorrow by producing milk. keep milk and cream cool to preserve quality.
In this tale Billy proposes a community naming method for twins born to Daisy and the family farm. Animals comment on look and wit, while a hen-assisted note system lets the crowd vote two boy and girl names. The scene ends with the twins’ contrasting markings and plans to name them tomorrow.
In a gloomy day scene, Wriggly Worm meets Willy Bee Snippy Spider and Miss Mosquito arguing over pockets. They joke about where pockets would be and conclude differences keep them distinct yet content as they part.
Dora de Lareda, young London writer, becomes the first woman reporter to cover the opening of Parliament. The note highlights progress in women’s journalism and public life reflected by this milestone.
Fragmented note discusses a remedy claim for heartburn relief. Mentions Ken, Johnson, and an offer promising natural balancing of excess acid after meals. Ends with a price promise and guarantee.
The Ohio Experiment Station endorses a fertilizer blend of 100 pounds sulphate ammonia 250 pounds acid phosphate and 75 pounds muriate of potash to favor Rhode Island bent grass and sheep's fescue on golf greens. The mix raises soil acidity enabling these grasses to outcompete white clover and deter volunteer clover. alternative lime treatments are advised if Kentucky bluegrass and clover are preferred.
Governor Neff of Texas adopts a policy requiring at least one woman to be named on all major state boards and commissions, signaling a push for broader female representation in state governance. The move follows ongoing debates over gender balance in public appointments.
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