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Newspaper
Duchesne Courier
Location
Duchesne, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1925
Page
3
In a desert clash near Fort Wino, Sergeant recalls a brutal Navajo engagement where two soldiers Krim and Kelso charged a rock ambush and were killed. The unit recovered four bodies, decorated both sides with a yellow tuft and cavalry buttons, and buried them together.
Patients flock to England seeking the expertise of British plastic surgeons. World War I left many with lost or deformed facial features, and surgeons rebuilt noses jaws and cheeks using tissue from the patient. The field grew beyond vanity into repairing diseased flesh and restoring appearance after accidents.
Berlin city contains 16 350 restaurants and saloons, about one public house per 250 inhabitants in the city, with a revised 1 to 1 146 after excluding suburbs. Steglitz stands out as the temperate district with one public house per 428 residents in Greater Berlin.
In Landskron Germany peasants turn to witchcraft as cows stop producing milk. An old woman alleged to be possessed of a devil is beaten and mutilated after being lured into a house. The dairy failure continues.
The article stresses that only high germination quality seed corn should be used for planting after widespread crop losses from frost drought and poor conditions. It notes four fungi damaging kernels root rot dry rot black rot and kernel decay and cites university tests urging strict germination standards and seed disinfection before sale.
Proper winter protection for bees should be provided by the average beekeeper. Iowa statistics show winter losses up to 18 percent due to careless methods. Two methods exist outdoor and cellar wintering with outdoor preferred. essentials are ventilation rodent protection and moisture absorption. A 1923 agricultural report by PF Paddock includes full guidance and is mailed free on request.
The article explains lime is a soil corrective not a fertilizer. It neutralizes acidity created by decomposing organic matter, enabling plants to use added fertilizer. Once natural lime is exhausted the soil becomes acidic and plants suffer until lime is applied.
Fieldman R Lascelles advises farmers on autumn calf care to reduce losses. Emphasizes clean stalls, ample sun, proper feeding limits, fresh water, individual calf feeding, bright hay, silage, grain, dry shelter, wind protection, and exercise to promote healthy growth.
Farmers should harvest pop corn when ripe then bind in small shocks to shed water. Husk and air dry in an attic on screening, keeping cold to preserve moisture. Store in a cold place for best popping quality. if too dry add a few drops of water before popping.
A vegetable specialist warns sprayers suffered heavy damage from the first severe freeze last year. Growers failed to drain sprayers, causing costly repairs. Open all water pump pet cocks, loosen valves, and run the pump to drain all water. drain engines in water cooled units to prevent damage and high repair bills.
The note discusses sorghum grain value about 90 percent of corn, sowing rye for pasture for brood sows, pigs, calves and stock, and selecting corn in fall. It warns pasturing may reduce yields of wheat, suggests simple home smokehouses, and notes farmers turn to green crops to conserve soil organic matter while stressing pig care before winter.
Playwright Eugene Walter spoke at a New York dinner praising movie queens. He recounted meeting a queen who wrote letters on color coded stationery. Pink signified love for George, blue meant faithfulness unto death for Reggie, cream indicated first and only love for Clive.
Apple exports from the Trusted States totaled 24,287,048 in 1924, up from 9,995,608 in 1922, reflecting strong demand and growing trade. Trade figures show apples driving agricultural export growth and indicate improved market access during the period.
A high class pharmacist pledged a remedy to ease rheumatic swelling and pain, leading to Joint-Ease. The ointment claims to loosen tense ligaments, target ankle knee hip elbow spine and finger joints, offering speedy relief at 60 cents a tube through progressive pharmacists.
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