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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1919
Page
7
An advertisement urges readers with acid stomach and related indigestion symptoms to try RATONIC tablets. It claims quick relief from heartburn belching and bloating, supports better digestion and overall health, and offers a money back guarantee through the druggist.
The Kentucky Experiment Station notes a grape disease likely a fungal rot affecting berries and stems. It advises bagging clusters early, cleaning the vineyard of old litter, and spraying Bordeaux mixture during spring bud swell and through summer, with application frequency depending on season and moisture.
The United States Department of Agriculture notes currants and gooseberries grow better with partial shade, often achieved by planting between fruit trees. Raspberries and blackberries are occasionally grown between trees, but this is only advisable if the soil is moist and fertile.
In community and extension circles the county agent and state extension division of agriculture advise planters on selecting varieties. Experts emphasize availability of guidance from the local agricultural college or department to inform cultivation decisions.
The excerpt presents garbled dialogue and names implying a domestic or social concern. It references worry over a child, neighbors, and a proverb about thinking and acting wisely. The fragmentary OCR keeps unclear who is speaking and what event unfolds.
A disjointed transcript shows cartoon magazine style dialogue among characters Edith Coles and others. The fragment hints at an engagement, an accident inquiry, and a banquet plan, with informal banter and unclear chronology.
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