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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1919
Page
2
Peru Ind Mrs Anna Meteriano describes relief after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for back and foot pain. She says the remedy helped her after doctors offered no cure and that she now rises at four, works all day, and maintains strength.
Smokers can assess tobacco by smelling it after rubbing it between the palms, as the nose guides enjoyment. Flavorings vary across tobaccos, with TUXEDO Tobacco using chocolate scent to distinguish its aroma and appeal.
Prepared by the U S Department of Agriculture, the story follows John Alexander who joined the Vermont Poultry club in 1912 facing family opposition but rising to county champion and state champion in successive years. By 1917 he ran his own poultry business, expanded facilities, sold eggs to New England buyers, and served as a superintendent at a state institution while managing his plant.
County groups should focus on two to three clear projects such as road work fairs rural telephone systems and improved livestock. Start strong with concrete plans and long term goals to sustain momentum and ensure success.
Experiments at Dickenson North Dakota Cheyenne Wyoming Nephi Utah and California show wide yield variation among varieties of common durum winter spring oats and barley. Winter wheat yields range 2.2 to 23.3 bushels in Utah and California ranges 12.5 to 50 bushels. Certain varieties consistently show higher average yields across years and regions.
The article urges installing a pressurized water system to provide ample water for both home and barn. It argues convenience and satisfaction, promising relief from past water shortages and the wonder of life with water readily available.
Cowpeas mixed with corn serve mainly as pasture for hogs and hay for dairy cows. They fatten well and are economical, making excellent feed for horses and silage when combined with corn, though the vines and foliage require proper handling.
The spring season offers control of cereal and forage pests. Insects winter in rubbish and vegetation, so thorough cleanup and burning reduce hiding eggs. In the upper Mississippi basin grasshopper eggs gather along ditch banks and uncultivated areas and can be destroyed by thorough disking during the water months.
London dispatch reports Leon Trotsky has ordered the Baltic fleet to attack the Allies and threaten executions for disobedience. Mail predicts changes on the Murmansk front due to possible Finnish troop defection. American detachments on two cruisers may reach Murmansk next week. Wilson reportedly ordered troops landed if needed. British icebreakers prepare to break through ice, two weeks earlier than other vessels. Southern Russia worsens for Allies due to food shortages. Odessa evacuation not feared but food lack could strip an occupying force.
Paris reports that food difficulties in Germany remain unsolved despite a relief agreement. Tonnage and grain stocks are insufficient, with Herbert Hoover estimating 180 000 tons of grain for April while German stocks may run out before June. Transport ships cannot land cargoes in Germany for at least six weeks.
Reports from Paris describe German armament limits as largely academic. Despite state and private recruiting efforts and enticing pay, the army size projected by the Peace Conference remains elusive, according to German sources.
Genoa April 7 The Italian steamer Dante Alighieri carried the last detachment of American troops home. They received military honors from a company of infantry and a regimental band. Generals Gonzaga and Mefredi Admirals Martini and Bellini the prefect and the mayor wished the Americans bon voyage.
Paris April 7 Emile Cottin sentenced to death for the Clemenceau assault refuses to appeal to the court of cassation His counsel M Bloch will first seek commutation from Clemenceau before sending a petition to President Poincare Missionaries Die in Auto Crash in Korea Nashville April 7 A cablegram reports Revs Paul S Crane and Mrs Eugene Bell missionaries killed in Korea car crash details unavailable
Baron Roman Rosen formerly Russian ambassador to the United States arrived from Sweden where he fled Petrograd to evade Bolshevik imprisonment. He declared today that all forces and resources must be used to spread the Russian madness as a warning. Rosen was a plenipotentiary at the 1905 Portsmouth peace conference.
An explanation of acid stomachs describes how excess stomach acid impairs digestion, causing fermented food and toxins to enter the bloodstream. The piece argues many eat without gaining nourishment, leading to weakness and emaciation, with varying pain levels among sufferers.
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