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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1925
Page
2
The article notes that seventy-one billion cigarettes were produced in the United States last year. It mentions a man who can lift a half ton wheel with a pen device, and that core cobs can be a viable building material when treated. It also mentions a 664 foot concrete radio mast in Japan.
Enemies of tobacco worms include crows and quails that feed on the pests in large numbers. Reports indicate these birds can reduce worm populations to the point of wiping out peat in affected communities.
The text ponders the apparent lifetime of an ant, noting eight to ten years, and questions how such insects earned a reputation for industry despite the number of plenica it attends.
University of Pennsylvania coach Louis A. Young explains college football’s rise in popularity due to postwar participation culture and public interest. He praises teamwork, self-control, and nonremunerated players, urging building a strong Penn team for the ambitious upcoming schedule.
George Orme, veteran Mint league performer, pitched a one hit game for Kitchener against Bay City. His downfall came after two walks and the lone Bay City run scored in the innings.
A Turtle Lake Wisconsin reader reports relief from nervousness and digestive troubles after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sam's Liver Pills. She cites six pregnancies and years of prior medicine use, claiming widespread benefit for many women.
Government experts report a process to extract sugar from artichokes that is one and a half times sweeter than cane and beet varieties. The method is simple and could cut manufacturing costs, with artichokes offering low cultivation expense and high yield. Past crystallization hurdles remain a barrier to full use.
A recently invented chromium plating method yields wear surfaces harder than any known metal with a finish about twenty times as hard as nickel plate, according to Science Service.
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