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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1920
Page
3
The article warns poultry raisers about red or grey mites infesting coops and outlines detection methods, signs of infestations, and techniques to eradicate mites. It covers cleaning roosts, removing hiding spots, and applying insecticides, kerosene blends, and arsenical dips, with repeated treatments for complete control.
Colorado Agricultural College expert Alvin Keefer explains that properly cut corn makes better silage even in winter with less waste, while traditional wilted silage loses leaves. The piece then shifts to poultry pests, noting lice mites feed on fowls and recommending Sedum finoride as a feather-dedusting remedy. It advises dusting feathers to control mites and suggests grease or oil on livestock to reduce infestations.
A historical note describes lice as disease carriers affecting hogs and cattle, noting experiments showing hogs consume more feed per pound of gain when infested. It mentions rust weakening farm machinery, crop connections to borghum, and the annual reseeding of a crop, with Iowa land values cited at $219 per acre.
Portable guidance on keeping large potato piles ventilated during storage. Emphasizes wet and moist conditions requiring drying, with methods such as lather work or crate rows. Recommends keeping potatoes as dry as possible without freezing, avoiding frost.
Promotion urges farmers with a ten by forty foot gandy plot to fertilize now. It claims watermelons will grow rapidly next summer, yielding ample returns. Advises concentrated feeds, manure on pastures, and cooperative marketing to secure cost plus a decent profit.
The lesson presents Jesus teaching that entrance to the kingdom requires childlike humility, not rank. It shows the disciples’ focus on status, Jesus’s instruction using a child, and the primacy of conversion. Believers are nurtured by heavenly guardians and the Father’s care, while causing others to stumble is warned against.
Quoted aphorism by Thomas extols implanted principles that mature to shape a person’s heaven or hell. It emphasizes inner growth from early seed to final character. The message frames morality as an evolving internal guide rather than external enforcement.
Rev Henry Lowndes Drew argues true culture cannot exist without religion centered on Jesus Christ. He cites the Sermon on the Mount and Beatitudes as the foundational principles of culture and warns society without grace offers only a veneer of refinement.
Home kitchen guide offers practical recipes and tips. It lists Chicken Pudding, Pineapple Pie, Tapioca with Pineapple, Caraway Rye Bread, Strawberry Turkish Paste, Corned Beef Hash, Baked Bananas, Mint Sauce for Roast Lamb, and Creamed Cabbage with cheese. Also includes musings on books and value of cherished volumes.
A kitchen brief outlines Hollandaise sauce made from butter eggs lemon juice pepper and salt, heated over hot water until custard-like. Also describes Five O Clock Tea Cakes with vanilla wafers topped by marshmallow butter and pecan, melted until edges run, then wrapped for storage. It notes a bride’s wedding cake preserved for her silver anniversary.
An advertisement extols genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin, urging use only Bayer branded tablets with the Bayer Cross. It cites physician endorsed dosage, safety proven for millions, and lists ailments including colds headaches neuralgia rheumatism earache toothache lumbago. It notes small tin boxes and larger packages sold by druggists.
An advertising snippet touts Cuticura Q Ointment for skin, dandruff, and rough hands, praising quick cleansing with Cuticura Soap. A humor exchange follows mocking a boastful fellow, calling him a chestnut for his vain self‑promotion.
Mrs H Jasin of Detroit reports Earle's Hypo-Cod rebuilt strength after LaGrippe and weakness. She says two bottles restored appetite and energy for herself and two daughters, noting improved digestion and absence of colds. Drug-store ad touts quick, pleasant effect and urges purchase.
Reports from druggists show many people suffer kidney trouble unseen. Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root touted as mild healing aid and highly endorsed by life insurers. Advertisements note kidney disease causes insurance declines and urge testing with cheap trial bottles.
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