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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1925
Page
3
A traveling salesman argues that suits with lasting material lack beauty while stylish fabrics wear quickly. He hopes a cloth merging toughness and attractiveness appears to clear the dilemma. A Detroit News quote frames the remark in a bustling hotel lobby setting.
A United States Department of Agriculture circular argues the need to improve livestock nationwide. It outlines methods such as better sires, breeders’ associations, club movements, demonstrations, and legislation to broaden use of superior breeding animals. The foreword urges rapid adoption to boost farm profits.
The Missouri College of Agriculture compiled cost records for silage to guide farmers. The average 1924 cost per ton of corn silage on the studied farms was 65.90 dollars. Items include corn, stalks, engine and engineer time, fuel, coal, labor, meals, and binder charges, totaling 6,? figures shown by farm management accountant B H Frame.
Copper carbonate treatment for smut may be applied to hunt less oats the same as for wheat. Mix two to four ounces with each bushel of grain and cover seeds by pouring back and forth between two tubs. No water is used and planting requires no further care. A rotating barrel setup speeds the process. The formaldehyde treatment can also be used on the bull less variety.
When a horse coughs the cause must be removed. Irritation or inflammation of the breathing apparatus triggers coughing. Dusty feed, gases from manure in poorly ventilated stables, and other factors predispose coughing. Regular cough syrup for horses or glyco heroin in one-ounce doses two or three times daily will usually give relief.
The United States Department of Agriculture reports on contagious abortion in cattle, detailing thorough herd control measures, the need for consistent practice, and the use of the agglutination test. It notes specific disposal and stall sanitation steps, and cautions that lapses can negate years of control efforts.
The Maryland station reports a ton of manure is worth about 5.28 dollars for field crops and 3.65 dollars for truck crops after 21 years of tests. Light applications yield better per ton, direct field spreading beats piling, limed soil increases returns, and phosphorus boosts efficiency.
Rhubarb and asparagus thrive along the fence with early planting from the nursery. Strawberries yield the earliest home-grown fruit. Senator Dunlap ripens mid season, drought resistant. A row of raspberries or blackberries fits along one garden side. Cumberland or Black Pearl are good black raspberry varieties. Tarly Harvest may outpace later blackberries, ripening earlier.
Plant Dwarf Essex rape for pasture and repair fences before the busy season. Oats should not follow grain in crop rotations. Coal ashes do not fertilize but help break up clay soil. The best hen eats the most and converts feed to eggs. Reliable dealers guarantee true seeds and informed proportions for growing. Onions from seed store best for winter storage. sets rot poorly. A consistent water supply through the season aids success. everbearing strawberries and rhubarb provide early greens. Gardens need attentive care to avoid neglect.
The piece mocks future matrimonial science with a male suitor using a stethoscope and blood tests to appraise a woman before asking for a kiss. It imagines a clinical courtship where romance is tested like a medical exam, ending with a humorous note on potential rejection.
An old newspaper ad touts Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a universal kidney liver and bladder remedy. It claims sworn testimonials verify cures and offers a sample bottle by mail from Dr Kilmer Co in Binghamton New York with ten cents included and bottles sold at drug stores.
In a brief vignette, Maiden asks about world travel and Milton replies with a witty self description. The exchange captures a casual, era-tinged humor reflecting everyday conversation and character nuance.
An advertised booklet promises inside information on big money in wheat. Distributed from Kennedy in South Bend Indiana with references to W N Y and Chicago, issue number 18 1925. The fragment outlines a sales pitch for a postpaid guide.
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