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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1911
Page
6
A miscellany of early farm advice covers ducks, calves, foals, cows, and ewes. Topics include free range for goslings, optimal calving boxes, grazing practices, feeding, and disease prevention. Emphasizes good ventilation, regular watering, manure use, pruning, and careful handling to maximize yields and profits.
An early 20th century pragma on weed control highlights weeds as harmful to crops, livestock, and farm aesthetics. It lists advantages of cultivation after harvest, notes benefits from some weeds, and details common weeds such as chicory and wild carrot alongside their traits and destruction via crop rotation.
Instructions describe forming rope eye and splice by unraveling strands and tucks. It covers bringing the end back to size, weaving strands under and over in sequence, tightening all strands, trimming protruding ends, and ensuring no two strands share a space. Four tucks secure the splice and rolling smooths fitting.
Miss Geraldine Farrar sits in a deck chair aboard the George Washington as children play on the sunny deck and muses on where all the queer old men come from while Edith and Edward quarrel over marriage and cigars. Spohn’s Distemper Cure advertises medicines for horses, chickens, and dogs with agents needed and a free book.
The Nature-Fake reports a boastful exchange about a sky’s terrier winning first prize and a Mongolian hen also taking top honors at a local dog and poultry show.
Important to mothers examine carefully a very bettie of Castoria a gate and sure remedy for infants and children with the signature of getting over twenty years. Children cry for Fletcher's Castoria. Hodgson Realty Company Fargo North Dakota invites inquiries for rates and terms.
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