Talking Shop Wedding Card Reads All Rights Reserved
At a wedding reception a guest reads a card on display stating All rights reserved. The exchange hints at a writerly joke about privacy and tradition during the celebration.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1912
Page
3
At a wedding reception a guest reads a card on display stating All rights reserved. The exchange hints at a writerly joke about privacy and tradition during the celebration.
Missouri Experiment Station findings show swine gain more cheaply when forage such as alfalfa clover or soybeans is fed with grain. For legume forages corn with little supplement suffices. for non legumes add linseed oil meal. Alfalfa delivers best gains and pasture. clover ranks next with higher acre value.
A practical guide extols the hoe as the most versatile farming tool. It covers sharpening by filing rather than grinding, maintaining a bright edge, and proper technique for efficient weed removal and soil cutting. The piece advises a long smooth stroke and care to keep the blade sharp for easy, quick hoeing.
An Oklahoma station experiment compares early July, mid August, and mid September plowing on wheat yields. July plowing averaged 27.1 bushels per acre, August 24.2, and mid September 22. Proper soil pulverization and smooth seed beds are advised to maximize rain absorption and crop condition for autumn rains and alfalfa seeding.
Special agent A B Lee will set up an egg experiment station at Frankfort to determine why eggs spoil quickly and to devise better storage on farms. Officials estimate about 10 percent of eggs received by dealers are bad and the government is pursuing the cause.
J. J. Hazelton, a large orchard owner near Springfield Missouri, deployed 10 200 crude oil burners last year and sold over 200 barrels of apples while nearby orchards yielded nothing. This spring he added 20 000 heaters and again saved his crop.
The season extends winter shearing with a declaration that higher housing costs for the practice yield large returns. The report notes the expected economic benefit outweighs the added expense.
Mrs. Annie Saunders from Monroe Wisconsin describes severe baby rash spreading over the boy body with crusting itching and hair loss. After trying remedies a friend advised Cuticura Ointment Soap the child improved and healed while hair regrew. Advertising copy notes samples and world wide sale with offer of a free Skin Book.
A cryptic note describes a CPO and an Iceman delivering a lumped item, praising resilience that avoids complaint to ensure presence, implying a ritual or delivery in a ceremonial or humorous military vignette.
A witty exchange reveals a planned instant marriage proposition as Mrs Steiner jokes that her suitor would wed her if he were twenty five years younger. The dialogue plays on playful fate and age in a light social scene.
A quip about a doctor predicting a year of life ends with a reflection on the prospect of living. The dialogue frames a stark farewell and a shift in perception of existence.
An old advertisement notes Dr J H Rindlaub specialist in eye ear nose and throat in Fargo ND. It quotes controversial opinions about women and a mucky claim for Mrs Winslow Teething Syrup priced at 25 cents a bottle.
An advertisement for Cole's Carbolisalve claims to stop itching and pain and cure piles with 25 and 50 cent sizes available at druggists. A separate line notes that a way to hold a man's interest is to take a mortgage on his property.
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