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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1912
Page
7
An eclectic clipping discusses thrift on Bluing with a Red Cross Ball Blue ad promising value and family appeal. It also touts a Piles cure claim offering 6 to 14 days with money back and includes a stray line about a bride’s expectations.
Farmers should view cattle feeding as a multi facet farm management activity not just cash gain. Proper cattle selection, rations, and integration with manure and roughage utilization improve soil fertility and year round labor efficiency, with Purdue data showing net profits plus ancillary benefits.
An educational exhibit car will travel Indiana starting January 25 along the New York Central line. Purdue University's School of Agriculture and Experiment Station will staff the car, stopping three to five hours at towns for farmers to learn modern cultivation methods. The program, aided by Big Four agent John Emig, aims to boost Indiana farming prosperity through outreach and literature at each stop.
The Indiana Dairy association met at Purdue during the week beginning January 8. J B Calvin of Kewanna was elected president and J D Jarvis of Purdue re elected secretary treasurer. Four auxiliary presidents for northern southern eastern and western districts were chosen. The group thanked university trustees for a new dairy building to be built soon and urged state law standardizing glassware. A committee will seek a $26000 appropriation from the legislature for equipment for the new building.
A cautious dialogue warns about a cold turning dangerous. One character recalls a friend who died after a bad cold, influenza, or pneumonia, urging the other to avoid worrying and seek attention from a doctor if symptoms worsen. The exchange mentions a graveyard sound and emphasizes illness risk.
A letter from Thomas M. Brown of Springfield Missouri pitches his canning factory to farmers. John B Reburn claims high profits from three acres of tomatoes despite a dry season. The note advertises 15 factory sizes from 85 to 850 with payment options and testimonials from farmers.
A collage of aphorisms from Kansas City Journal Atlanta Constitution and The Commercial Union on money knowledge action and guidance. A Cole's Carriboli salve ad claims quick relief for skin diseases with a free sample offer from J W Cole & Co Black River Falls Wis.
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