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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1911
Page
3
A Devils Lake resident Nolan of 715 Arnold Avenue recounts relief from kidney symptoms after one box of Doan's Kidney Pills. He notes cloudy urine, backache, headaches, fatigue, and warns that neglect can lead to dropsy or Bright's disease.
Agricultural editor W C Palmer explains how plowing pulverizes soil and buries trash. The illustration shows layers of soil moving over the moldboard, with pulverizing occurring only when the soil is properly moist. dry soil forms lumps and fails to pulverize, likening dry kneading flour to improper plowing.
North Dakota Agricultural College outlines that tree growth on plains requires proper moisture, sun, air, and weed control around roots. It notes shallow root competition with grasses, mulching with straw, and cautions against heavy manure. Also describes Red-top pasture grass and best care for young pigs to ensure rapid growth.
The Foundation for Separator outlines plans to do good work with a mint themed project and a six month foundation period. Officials emphasize level efforts and community impact while detailing initial steps and partner organizations.
Poultry guidance warns clean feeding prevents disease and urges constant dust and grit, favors one or two strong breeds, and notes oyster shell aids shell production. It warns against washing duck eggs, stresses clean bedding in the duck pen, and condemns live goose feathering as cruel while stressing vermin control as essential for success. It discusses nutrition, temperature, and proper feeding to prevent bowel disorders.
A How to loosen a stubborn wagon wheel nut is described in Popular Mechanics. The method uses a wrench tightly fitted to the nut and a rope tied from the wrench to a wheel spoke, then pushing the wagon forward to turn and loosen the nut.
Farmers urged to remove aging weeds now with a team and mower to prevent late damage. The saying warns that delaying treatment risks greater problems later.
A detailed orange pudding method with ingredients like flour baking powder butter sugar and eggs plus oranges. Instructions cover grating rind beading cream whisking folding steaming in a mold two hours and avoiding mold sticking. An orange sauce with cornstarch brown sugar and orange juice is prepared and served hot around the pudding.
A historical advertisement touts the Neal Method as a safe permanent cure for drink and drug habits. It presents Neal Institute in Fargo North Dakota as a physician’s cure, promising rapid results in three days and urging readers to write for particulars.
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