21 Aug 1924
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Newspaper
Cambridge City Tribune
Location
Cambridge City, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1924
Page
1
An old advertisement urges Doan's Kidney Pills for backache headaches dizziness and urinary issues. It cites a local craftsman Mr Huesman at 317 W Front St Sawbridge City and a positive testimonial about kidney relief after using a box of Doan's Pills priced 60 cents from Foden Milbern Co Buffalo N Y.
A Civic appeal urges men and women to value their vote and participate in elections. It argues election costs fall on taxpayers, condemns apathy, and stresses personal duty, courage, and citizenship by voting for the positions and parties one believes in.
A 1926 Cambridge City vote considers paving and widening Maple Street and surrounding avenues. The proposal includes removal of hazards, curb and gutter work, and lane realignment along Morte and Maple streets. City officials specify costs and timelines, with a meeting to set details and confirm assessments on the project.
A Department of Agriculture study suggests boosting the number of pigs weaned per sow lowers pork production costs. Data show wide cost variation by litter size and sow management, with higher wean counts cutting cost per pig and improving returns per bushel of corn fed.
A future of science driven farming is imagined with larger farming units, trained managers, and centralized control. There is emphasis on standardized processes, elimination of speculation, and a shift toward mechanization and professional administration across agriculture.
A guide to using a tiny telescope or simple glass to view sunspots safely. It explains projecting a solar image onto white card at a distance and how to distinguish spots from eyepiece specks by their solar motion. Hale notes a new sunspot cycle has begun with early spots appearing.
A tourist driving a motor along a narrow Malone road encounters a farmer with a yoke of oxen ready to move a wagon. She stops at a wide point, hens cluster around, one pecks the car, and the farmer grins and shouts at the hens, blaming their crowding for the delay.
A garbled report describes a gold discovery near Arderhay New South Wales with references to reefs and mining claims. It mentions a vein found near Roden and a property with cavi and tree grid measurements, stating an ore width around 83 units and potential weights of ounces per ton. The text is unclear and many details are uncertain.
A historical guide describes farmstead design focusing on orderly placement of buildings and yards relative to roads and surroundings. It advocates injudicious plantings to unite the homestead, windbreaks, shade trees, and shrub use to screen foundations while creating a pleasing, manageable home setting.
A guide stresses careful site planning for homes to look attractive. It urges grading, clearing rubbish, and preparing firm soil beds early, with trees planted for shade without obstructing views or concealing the house.
A government leaflet from the division of bonding and dreaming outlines expenses beyond principal and interest to consider in home ownership. It covers repairs real estate taxes utility charges insurance water rates maintenance and potential improvements along with the foregone cash return or equity interest.
A school assembly at Willington School in TM addresses safety measures. Organizers present a plan to strengthen safety protocols and discuss the role of staff and students in maintaining a secure campus environment at the event.
Fragmentary OCR outlines a real estate sale in Cambridge City Indiana with references to parcels in Wayne and Blackford Counties. It mentions premises near a river end north of a National road and lists lot numbers and boundaries among multiple tracts and descriptions.
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