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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1920
Page
8
A letter-like advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a non narcotic remedy for female ailments after childbirth and displacement. It claims widespread success and invites confidential correspondence for advice from Massachusetts.
A wry fable notes the hen, despite selling top priced goods, remains content to scratch for a living, delivering a moral about humility amid prosperity. The exchange frames not being puffed up with pride as the world learns from simple labor.
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as a guaranteed solution to revive faded garments with rich durable color. It promotes the Diamond Dye Color Card and directions for diamond dyeing over any base color, claiming a reliable result despite market uncertainties.
A historical analysis notes how World War I shifted U S farming from peace time indifference to rapid adoption of improved methods. It highlights increased wheat yields due to fertilization, plowing, crop selection, and silos, plus the rise of livestock expansion and farm finance reforms under federal programs.
In the Congressional Record Senator Capper of Kansas cites National Farmers Union resolutions from its Memphis apual convention advocating the Kenyonu Anderson bill to curb meat packing abuses and endorsing the Hershman bill for farmers to organize unions with safeguards, plus backing an amendment to the federal loan act for farmers lacking established credit.
The article notes pullets and hens gain from oyster shells as part of their diet. It cites the New York agricultural experiment station proving lime in a pound of shell can support about seven dozen eggs. Ground bone meat scraps and grit aid balanced rations.
The piece argues owners should treat lice on livestock even when animals appear healthy, noting lice appear late winter to early spring and harm is not always obvious. It urges timely relief measures to protect thrift and stock health.
The article advises fertilizing grass lands to sustain soil fertility and profits from hay. It warns against excessive mowing and plowing up sod for new crops, recommending annual top-dressing with manure or a nitrate fertilizer mix as weather allows, at 200 to 800 pounds per acre if manure is unavailable.
The National Woolgrowers association closed its 4th annual convention in Salt Lake City with resolutions opposing foreign wool imports and pushing for leg islation to aid sheep and wool industries. Officers were re elected Frank Hagenbarth Idaho Salt Lake City Western VP M J Powers Flagstaff and W C Coffey Dinols University Eastern VP.
President Wilson braved the season's severest snowstorm on Monday and walked through the White House grounds despite cold winds and blowing snow from the west.
Internal revenue officers seize whisky and spirituous liquors valued at more than 88 million dollars since the eighteenth amendment took effect on January 17 in New York.
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