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Newspaper

Denver Tribune

Location

Denver, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1921

Page

6

Insect Outbreak Threatens Missouri Wheat and Corn

The United States Department of Agriculture warns of a severe chinch bug outbreak spreading from northern Texas through Oklahoma Kansas Missouri Nebraska Indiana to Michigan. Infestations affect Missouri wheat rye and corn with migrations expected as wheat ripens. Barriers creosote repellents and trap crops like millet are advised to delay and reduce damage.

United States Missouri Bureau of Entomology United States Department of Agriculture Mississippi Valley Texas Oklahoma Kansas Nebraska Indls Indiana Michigan St. Louis

Art Criticism Frightens Boy After Institute Visit

Arthur nine returns from an art institute trip with gloom. His mother asks if he liked it. He notes many figures with their heads cut off and images of people doing things they shouldn't. He also mentions some artists showing themselves unclothed, even in union suits.

Arthur Art Institute

Allen's Foot Ease Promises Comfort in Shoes

An advertisement touts Allen's Foot Ease as an antiseptic powder for feet. It claims quick relief from discomfort in new or tight shoes, prevents blisters and corns, and soothes sore, tired feet when shaken into shoes or used in a foot bath.

Allen's Allen

Meat Imports Show U S Dependence on Foreign Lamb

The United States imported 160 million pounds of meat in the past year, about two thirds from New Zealand lamb, which is now being exported to England. Imports rose from the prior year but did not reach 1914’s record of 323 million pounds.

United States United States Department of Agriculture New Zealand England

Red Cross Ball Blue Ad Promises Safe White Laundry

An old advertisement extols Red Cross Ball Blue for home use claiming it makes clothes white as snow without harming fabric and notes supply by grocers at five cents.

Red Cross All Good Grocers

The Taxman and a Witty Exchange

A humorous exchange centers on income tax with remarks about Bill being a statistician and his talent for figures yet failing to pay a ten owed. The quip underscores household financial banter and a light tax joke.

Township declares purebred stock in all animals

Jackson township in Hardin county Ohio reports no grade or scrub sires after an Ohio agricultural extension survey. Prof John W Watcher notes it is 100 percent on the right side with 165 arms housing 21 purebred boars 26 purebred rams 6 purebred deer bulls 3 purebred dairy bulls and 2 purebred stallions all sires proven registered.

Ohio Township Jackson Hardin County Ohio United States Department of Agriculture John W. Watcher Ohio Agricultural Extension Service College of Agriculture

Deep plowing boosts effectiveness of rye trap crop

Farmers are advised to plant rye as a trap crop and to plow the trap strip seven inches deep as soon as bugs migrate into it. After plowing, pack the soil with a drag harrow or roller. The method requires little time or cost and has proven highly profitable.

Demonstrate Sound Farming Practices at State Pig Club Show

United States Department of Agriculture reports show Pennsylvania pig club members outperforming average gains. Huntersville leader Robert Webster achieved 2.48 pounds per day with a purebred Poland China pig, illustrating superior feeding and care.

United States Department of Agriculture Pennsylvania Club Robert Webster Huntersville Lycoming County Robert Poland

Water of Much Importance in Free Range Poultry

The article stresses that watering free range poultry is crucial for development. Absence of water on hot days seriously injures birds and slows growth. It urges ensuring an adequate water supply at all times.

Alfalfa Bud Stage Yields Superior Feeding Value

Alfalfa hay cut at the bud stage shows higher feeding value than hay cut at later stages, based on two years of experiments at the Kansay station.

Kansay

Making Alfalfa Hay Cited Methods for Quality Cure

The best cured alfalfa hay is green free from weathering and with all leaves retained. Some growers used to recommend cooking and capping to reach this goal.

Keeping the Cream Sweet on the Farm

A cooling tank for cream and milk storage is essential farm equipment. It preserves dairy quality by chilling the dairy yield after milking and before use or sale.

Increase in Acre Yields to Boost Future Food Production

The passage argues that future growth in food supply hinges on higher acre yields, stating that profits will follow from increased output per acre. It emphasizes prioritizing yield improvements as the primary path to greater production.

Disposing of Sewage The Septic Tank Best Farm Method

A farm advice note endorses septic tanks as the best method to dispose of farm sewage. It discusses cost, maintenance, and environmental considerations for rural homes and outbuildings, urging proper installation and regular tank cleaning.

Genuine Bayer Aspirin Warning Prompts Caution on Packages

An alert stresses only Bayer labeled Aspirin is genuine and safe for common ailments. It notes the drug’s uses from colds to headaches and neuralgia, with small twelve tablet tins sold by druggists. The ad mentions the Bayer trade mark and the modest price of basic boxes.

Bayer

Pottsville Woman Credits Vegetable Compound Healing

Mrs Sallie Siefert of Pottsville Pennsylvania says four to five years of female trouble left her unable to work. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she gained weight and regained strength and now recommends it to friends. The testimonial urges other women to try the remedy for relief from weakness and pain.

Pottaville Lydia E. Pinkham Sallie Siefert Fourth Street Pottsville

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