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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1920
Page
16
An advertisement style article argues that true medicines prove themselves by real cure rather than hype. It cites Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a trusted kidney liver and bladder remedy with testimonials and sample offers via mail order. The piece ends with a joke about a wise man and the head of the house.
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes with easy step by step directions for dyeing worn fabrics wool linen cotton or mixed goods. It guarantees perfect results for first time users when they buy Diamond Dyes only and mentions a druggist color card.
The United States Department of Agriculture explains that market reporting by the bureau of markets and its station network ensures up to date, impartial data for farmers, dealers, and the public. It details how information flows from city stations to Washington, aiding wholesale and local markets, with special data on fertilizers, transport, and ship ments.
Iowa State College expert George W. Godfrey says silage solves the challenge of starting steers on feed. It prevents overeating, eases adaptation for Western range cattle, and helps initial grain rations be shared more evenly. A brief silage start also boosts readiness for heavier grain later.
Legumes such as alfalfa clover lespedeza cowpeas soybeans peanuts contain considerably more protein and carbohydrates than non legume hays like Johnson grass Bermuda goosegrass prairie sorghum.
At the University of Missouri the Colts rose from 502 pounds on September 15 to SH7 pounds on April 21. Their daily ration is 842 pounds of one half shelled corn and one half oats plus 7.8 pounds of lay. Small amounts of silage are allowed but large quantities hinder growth. bran and a small amount of ointment can help. Exercise, clean water and good quarters are essential for optimal results. a colt arriving undernourished risks long term handicap.
In 100 pounds of timothy hay there are about 48.8 pounds of digestible nutrients, nearly triple those in the same weight of corn silage. Timothy hay, though more palatable, is tougher to digest. one ton of timothy hay roughly equals two and a half tons of corn silage in value.
Frederick C. Smith, an electrician, robs Easton Taylor Trust Co for 20000 then battles 50 officers at a theater. He fires from the orchestra pit injuring Patrolman Terrence McFarland who dies, and Patrolman Claude Adams and others wounded. Smith is killed. cashier Levis Schoeider was robbed.
Charles Butter a window cleaner slipped from a seventh floor ledge at 95 William street and tumbled head down in a somersault before landing on a skylight covered with wire screening. The screen held though the glass broke and he was bruised but unharmed.
In Colonial, Pennsylvania, eighteen year old Michael Goodish disappeared after jumping into a coke oven at the H C Frick Coke Company mine. Fellow workers reported no smoke and the incident ended with the man entering the oven followed by a sudden disappearance.
A machine now handles blanching peanut kernels at a 1000 pounds per day capacity with only one operator. Previously, a single worker could process 65 to 80 pounds daily by hand. The piece notes a sentiment about farewells and mentions Roman Eye Babbam as a night eye aid.
An advertisement extols Bayer Tablets of Aspirin as trusted by physicians for nineteen years. It highlights the Bayer name as proof of authenticity and instructs shoppers to look for the Bayer cross on packaging and tablets. It notes small twelve tablet tins and larger packages sold by druggists.
The article recalls historic Channel Islands neutrality under Edward IV later revoked under William and Mary. It contrasts this with curious church building by Eskimos using seals skins and whalebone in Blacklead Island Cumberland Sound, a snow church, and a missionary remark about a teasing woman.
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