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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1920
Page
9
A remarkable pure herb preparation claims to heal stomach, bowels, blood and rhea ailments. The text asserts benefits for digestion and general health, urging every family to use the product as a remedy. It reads like a period promotional health claim with strong benefits attributed to the Bulgarian blood tea.
OCR excerpt shows garbled phrases about an imposing structure and a debate on talent. Mentions an ice man and a prune incident, but text is largely incomprehensible with no clear event, date, or identifiable people.
A jumbled message discusses breakfast and self-control with phrases about beating and taste. It mentions self-discipline as key to success and contrasts it with self-indulgence, but the meaning is unclear due to garbled text.
Priscilla confesses vivid dreams in which a street girl interacts with Red Carnehan and gang members. Philip Fosdick, her confidant, declares the visions may reveal a hidden cause and reads her manuscript. ALower East Side gang murder report echoes the tale, prompting shock and a vow to unravel the mystery.
Priscilla schemes to win Philip Fosdick using a mock psychoanalysis while Ada Moyer supervises the studio visit. Priscilla longs for genuine love but fears losing control as memories of past passions resurface amid fragile confidences and tea with Esther.
The article notes that hand mills were in use among the Siltans prior to the Roman conquest, highlighting early milling technology in the society.
The United States Department of Agriculture promotes grain grading and marketing instruction in colleges. Columbia University assists in outlining courses with federal officials aiding 83 districts nationwide. Demonstrations in 17 states feature eight trays illustrating grading factors for corn, wheat, and oats.
A U S Forest Service report notes winter cutting favors production and reduces drying and staining. Pine bark beetle and fungi threats are lower in cool months, so farmers can profit from fall or winter logging and sawmilling while crop work slows.
The snowplow designed by W. W. Mason of Bridgeport Conn. folds for easy transport and is described as simple and inexpensive. It is a manual type with a counterbalanced handle to adjust downwards pressure based on snow depth, and can clear a path 28 to 36 inches wide.
B W Fairbanks of the Colorado Agricultural College outlines breeding criteria for male birds. Emphasis on breed characteristics, strong vitality, active movement, ruddy wattles, and absence of disease history. Stresses strong crow and correct pen matings as foundation of success.
USDA tests 180 lots of Australian wheats in the United States yield three Pacific coast adapted varieties Federation Hard Federation and White Federation. The Australian types generally resist many cereal diseases, though some threats exist, not proving destructive in the Pacific coast region.
The article notes the cocklebur weed and its persistence with a double seed strategy. It mentions that one seed sprouts first year while the other remains for future trouble. The U S Department of Agriculture issued a circular on how to eradicate cocklebur.
USDA finds Maryland marsh lands worth 30 to 40 dollars per acre thanks to muskrat farming. Hides and meat fetch 25 to 30 cents per carcass, with meat prized as a hotel delicacy.
A ton of straw contains as much fertility as a ton of manure though not as quickly released. It can boost long term yields similarly. Ideally use straw as animal bedding then spread on land with manure. if impractical, spread about one and a half tons per acre and plow under.
H J Peterson of North Dakota Agricultural College recommends green foods for poultry in place of summer grass. Mangels sprouted oats alfalfa and clover meal boost protein for egg production. Cabbage and carrots also rank as good green foods for fowls.
A USDA survey of 753 farmers across 11 eastern states shows 95 percent expect profits from truck use. Preference favors a one ton truck, with bad roads cited as the main drawback to profitability.
A USDA circular on the fur industry notes wild animals rush to game sanctuaries at open hunting seasons. It also advises November mating for ducks and geese, states poultry mating is selective, and warns early control is easier to manage. Egg laying is a strain trait rather than a variety.
A visitor and her companion spent a week on a farm and commented on the corn growing well. The exchange noted the alpaca, with Brown remarking it needed irritation, a curious local quip amid informal chatter.
Product circular asserts Salus Catarrh Medicine does not cure catarrh or deafness in the body but acts through the blood on the mucous system to reduce inflammation and restore normal conditions. Circulars available from Biz Cheney Co Toledo Ohio.
Mayor Lunn of Schenectady recalls the machine candidate who won the senate seat. John Citizen confronts the boss, listing Swank’s six month failures including special counsel roles and purchases. The era’s blunt humor ends with a quip on public perception and manners.
A humorous exchange has Senator Sorghum recounting his speechmaking method. He says he lets the reception committee chair introduce him and then alternates with Garna names to prompt audience cheering. An advertisement promotes Cuticura products including talcum powder as a fragrance and skincare trio.
A late evening scene shows a stern firm head confronting a young staffer about workload. The employee requests shorter hours, not higher pay, citing the need for a balanced daily period of work.
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