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Newspaper
Dawson County Advertiser
Location
Dawsonville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1929
Page
2
A vintage ad urges mothers to use genuine California Fig Syrup for children upset stomachs. It promises reliable bowel regulation and warns that imitations may be sold under a similar name. The label stresses directions for infants and older kids.
A satirical remark notes many good names suffer from gossip about a tar-and-feather degree. The writer laments idle chatter and its impact on reputations, urging caution in spreading unverified stories.
In Philadelphia the Anti-Blue Law Association of Pennsylvania merges with the Open Sunday League to push repeal or modification of the 1794 Sunday closing statute. Dauphin County Court rulings sparking debate cite $4 fines and corporate versus individual rights, with leaders urging reform to keep Pennsylvanians from seeking recreation in other states.
Termite invasion at Iolani Palace forces a complete interior overhaul into steel concrete and plaster. The palace built by King Kalakaua in 1878 sits on kings Kamehameha III to V history, cost 850000, and its throne room is said to be the only one under the United States flag.
Dayton court finds Daisy Lansinger not guilty of manufacturing and possessing beer as Judge William C. Wiseman declares the husband head of the household whether he accepts it or not. Dry raiders testified to 45 bottles of beer found in the Lansinger home and the wife said she brewed under her husband’s direction.
The Paris puppet congress will gather delegates from Czechoslovakia Russia and the United States to discuss using Punch and Judy shows in schools for geography and history. Leon Bogatirev of Russia will speak on marionette varieties and classroom performances as new mechanisms circulate globally.
The Noahs Ark Exploration Association of Chicago asks the State Department how to apply for permission to explore for Noahs Ark on Mount Ararat in Turkey. William J A Strong signs the letter urging expedition and excavation, urging Turkish embassy contact for formal steps.
Prof. Hans Much of the University Institute for Tubercular Research in Hamburg is said to have discovered a method to remove poison from morphine and similar drugs without reducing their medicinal value.
Record from Eg ham notes the Smith family boasting extraordinary height. The father stands six feet, the mother nearly as tall, daughter Ruby reaches six feet three inches and can lift a nine-gallon beer cask, with three sons all over six feet.
Maurice Dekobra, French novelist, lives in a custom submarine inside his Paris mansion. The vessel, a replica of a naval craft, includes periscope, engines, torpedo tubes and a moving underwater scene. He also recreates rooms from his novels and plans an Indian temple with trophies from his India tour.
The article describes aphids on infested plants, noting their color variations and life cycle. The stem mother births living young without mating, with both winged and wingless forms arising each generation, and summer hosts enabling new colonies before eggs are laid on winter hosts.
Police Chief Everett Eldredge visits a Chatham Maas automobile salesroom as a buyer. He tests a car whose motor runs loudly. A grimy mechanic Leo Leblanc emerges from beneath and explains the knocking was a warning tap he made with a hammer to alert a misstep that could have harmed the driver.
Pal o' Mine a wire haired fox terrier near Los Angeles survived after a blood transfusion from Sassy a schnauzer nose pet of Dr John F McKenna owner of a local hospital The dog leaped a roof fence four stories and sustained internal injuries but no bones Were broken and he was on the road to recovery thanks to the blood donor dog.
At a Madison area field, 125 pounds of 4-10-6 fertilizer increased corn by 18 bushels and improved quality. Prof. E Truogg of the University of Wisconsin notes the need to determine timing and method of fertilizer application. A cooperative study by farm equipment makers and Mid-West experiment stations aims to map best practices with wide farmer interest. Professor Truogg chairs the joint committee.
Limestone valued up to 40 dollars per ton for soil applications in many regions. Pasturing sweet clover in fall reduces plant food stored in roots. Wool should not be bound with binder or sisal twine or wire. Hay making deserves more attention for livestock feeding. Fence posts rot where fungi need heat light moisture and food. Weeds kept under control reduce plant disease on farms. A single female fly lays 150 to 600 eggs hatch in 24 hours. warm weather can produce a new generation in two weeks. Hay is a valuable crop and essential to livestock feeding. Hessian fly threatens fall sown wheat. plow under infested stubble with tops buried.
Historical reference notes Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is prepared today using the original formula from herbs and other ingredients. The text mentions a 5 sense ratio and a festive line about two choices, but the details are garbled and unclear.
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