26 Jul 1923
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1923
Page
1
Town rumors spread of Lum Stucker slashing Buck Bolligee with a knife last night near Romp Ridge. Gap Johnson, returning from the county seat, reflects on possible quarrel and confusion amid the gossip and town chatter. Red Cross Ball Blue ad promotes laundry care from grocers.
The Boston Herald cites a party conversation between two young women as a model of concise English urging voters to study candidate positions. The exchange touches on work at Smith's and the informal tone of youth culture, illustrating a call for plain speech in political discourse.
A quotation from the Cincinnati Enquirer frames the idea that people seek stimulation to think and that brains provide that spark. The playful exchange suggests a cultural comment on intellect as entertainment.
The Ozark region in Arkansas faces a serious San Jose scale threat to apples. USDA entomologists report paraffin oil emulsions best combat the pest. apply 2 percent oil in dormant sprays in cool weather. Use soft water, spray thoroughly during the dormant season, and avoid growing-season applications. Circular 203 is available free from USDA Washington.
The article notes that male and female guineas look very similar across varieties. Males have heavier combs and wattles, coarser heads, and tiptoe walking when excited. The male cry is a single shriek while the female calls with two notes saying buck-wheat buck-wheat.
Test your milk cows by weighing milk yield night and morning for a week. A gallon of whole milk weighs about 86 pounds. Test butterfat at home with a small outfit or through a cow testing association, the county agent, or at the creamery. Why feed cows that give unprofitable yields.
Instructions emphasize that hens respond to care with greater labor. Provide home grown grains and by products, extra light, clean water, sufficient grit, daily mash, exercise and scratch mix. More attention is linked to increased hen productivity.
A study shows that judging a layer hen’s value depends on a ration that lets her prove capacity. Pullets previously unprofitable due to low animal matter in feed became profitable layers after correcting the diet.
A terse note argues a sharp hoe wins over a dull one, noting that a quarter spent for a fle and used on the ho yields better work. It warns that a dull hoe is an abomination and hints at care in tool maintenance.
The Canada thistle is described as one of the worst weeds farmers must contend with if it invades their land, highlighting its persistence and challenge to control.
A remark stresses that cheap lubricating oil saves repair costs, arguing cheaper oil now is less expensive over time, with emphasis on long run value.
The U S Department of Agriculture urges hog farmers to monitor herds from farrow to market. Hog cholera remains the major threat though serum use reduced losses about 60 percent. other diseases listed include anthrax epilepsy gastroenteritis necrobacillosis pleurisy pneumonia poisoning swine plague tuberculosis and worms. Any appetite or digestion changes warrant care. small issues may be treated by owners but a veterinarian should be consulted if in doubt.
Lois Duncan twelve wins the grand prize at the Southeastern fair in Atlanta defeating over a hundred boys in pig club events. She owns Duncan Liberator a Poland China boar that took the championship and also earned second prize with another entry. Her pigs are raised under her sole care and may tour other fairs to compete.
A brief report notes the turkey business could be highly profitable if deliveries were reliable, but many birds die from an infectious disease called blackhead for which no cure exists.
Corn is a fattening ration rather than a milk producer though a certain amount helps. A fair share of bundle corn can be fed with clover or alfalfa hay for good results. Better outcomes come from husking and grinding the corn.
Notice urges farmers to watch for foulbrood symptoms in bee colonies and suggests maintaining two to four brood mares while selling colts. It highlights proper thinning of orchard fruit to improve return and timing for planting beans.
The French ministry of the liberated regions says reconstruction costs have already used nearly half of 102,000,000,000 francs in war damaged areas. France has received less than one twenty fifth of that sum from Germany.
Fletcher's Castoria has been used for over 30 years as a pleasant harmless substitute for Castor Oil Paregoric Teething Drops and Soothing Syrups. It contains no narcotics and directions are printed on each package. The genuine product bears the signature.
A Illinois teacher asked pupils to write a short composition about the Sangamon river. The best entry declared simply that the writer has lived near it skated on it and fallen into it, capturing local pride and river character in a single sentence.
Thousands of women suffer kidney and bladder trouble and may not know it. Back pain headaches and nervousness can signal kidney disease. Start treatment now with Dr Kilmer Swamp Root, available at drug stores. Send ten cents for a sample bottle to Dr Kilmer Co. Binghamton NY and mention this paper.
A jokey vaudeville style remark asks how many legs to pull from a centipede to make it limp. The quip ends with a judge figure declaring we live in glass houses and throw stones, followed by a smashing line.
A brief exchange from the Boston Evening Transcript notes Mrs Marks denying wearing mourning and stating she does not keep a husband long enough to have him die on her hands. The remarks appear in a social exchange column reflecting wit and social norms.
Advertisement promotes Cuticura Ointment for soothing itching on the scalp and dandruff marks, recommending nightly rubbing spots, next morning shampoo with Cuticura Soap and hot water, and using these products as daily toilet preparations for clear skin and soft hands.
A new French method transforms cotton into wool like fiber. The treated cotton burns with the wool odor due to protein impregnation, signaling a major change in textile fibers.
A housewife smiles with satisfaction at a basket of clean white clothes and thanks Red Cross Ball Blue advertised by grocers.
Fragmentary notes recall the ex-sultan who staged many mock battles and later should have remained with the one he led. Observers say supporters grow weary of government patrols as costs rise and enthusiasm wanes.
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