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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1926
Page
1
An advertisement claims Tanlac and Tanlac Vegetable Pills rebuild weak bodies, ease stomach trouble, aid sleep, and restore strength. It cites a testimonial about improved appetite and energy, urging readers to visit a druggist for a bottle today.
A Kyoto Japan student at Mount Holyoke College has won the annual cup awarded to the ideal senior girl. It honors posture, proportions, weight and overall fitness, marking the first time a Cory eign student receives the prize.
The sudden horse bark of your child at night may signal croup. It requires swift action and a quick remedy. Adv promoting a home dose of Dr. Wroe’s Croup Remedy claims quick relief with no vomiting and lists price and availability.
Damaged OCR ad touts Cole's arborsalve advertised by J. W. Cole Co. in Rockford. Claims quick relief for skin diseases with no scarring and promises a complete wheat-free remedy. Includes stray, unclear text about trains and personal comments.
Yes Yea I seen her anil she reen me.
United States Senate approved entry to the permanent world court with reservations that delay actual participation. Key points require US treaties for disputes, two thirds Senate approval for cases, and limits on advisory opinions while preserving League of Nations ties and funding terms.
Nebraska station observations show spring frost resistance ordering as spring wheat, oats, and barley with barley ripening earliest. Best seeding window is late March to early April, rates eight to ten pecks for oats and barley and six pecks for spring wheat. Drilling or broadcasting yield similar results. barley as nurse crop offers several days head start. feeding prep emphasizes clean grain free of noxious seeds.
A milk house fitted with separator tester hot and cold water and ice box with sink aids dairy operations though many cannot afford full equipment. Suggestions include windmill frame posts a sun shield a self closing door a sanitary floor drainage and a circulating cool water tank to keep cream cool until butter or creamery.
Professor Card of Michigan State offers a feed formula for the college flock, detailing proportions for corn mash, bran, middlings, alfalfa meal, meat scraps, dried buttermilk, calcium carbonate, and other components. The ration aims for a nutritive ratio near 1 to 42, with a second cracked feed ration listed at 1 to 37.
Youle county agent outlines directions for dipping and spraying to safeguard home production. Encouragement for home-grown seeds and cheaper feeds is urged. Pasture is emphasized as a source of nutritive factors for skim milk and high quality feed for pigs.
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