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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1923
Page
4
A fragment from an Ohio publication laments flawless perfection as unattainable and mocks relentless self improvement while noting the burdens of toil. An advertisement touts Red Cross Ball Blue to keep whiteness pristine on cloths. A child’s innocent remark in a dental office imagines promotion from grade one to two as a light moment.
Mrs. Olltford Starkweather of Lansing Michigan reports strong recovery after motherhood using Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. She says two bottles rebuilt her health, left her nervous and run down, and made her feel like a new woman. She urges neighbors to ask at their drugstore or write for advice.
The United States Department of Agriculture reports rising tomato demand with a 60 cent gain in shipment value and a shift to 20,000 cars moved in the past season. Farmers Bulletin 1201 by H Earl Parsons urges careful harvesting grading and packing to ensure quality and market returns.
Soil surveys by the U S Department of Agriculture serve many users from development firms and homeseekers to road engineers and banks. In a boundary dispute between Texas and Oklahoma a soil map of Red River bottoms near Burkburnett oil field aided the accretion versus avulsion question.
Experts identify how cattle contract tuberculosis including introducing untested cattle, shared drinking tanks, common feeding troughs, nosing at fences, poor barn ventilation, feeding unpasteurized milk, eating or scattering dead animals, and breeding to infected bulls. Stockmen can help reduce spread through testing and management changes.
The report notes efforts to curb a disease by limiting exposure to identified sources, aiming to minimize risk and protect public health. Authorities implement targeted measures to suppress spread and safeguard communities.
Acid phosphate with manure helps reduce nitrogen loss and adds plant food. Ground rock phosphate is less effective as a preservative, though it provides phosphorus. Peat is a good preservative, nearly as effective as acid phosphate and potentially cheaper.
The snippet suggests guidance on planting Sunflowers including varieties such as Mammoth Russians and the standard type. It emphasizes soil needs are similar to corn and implies soil suitability for robust growth.
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