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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1919
Page
2
A patient notes four irregularities and asserts that even the best doctors could not help. She mentions hearing rumors about Lydia E. Pinkham's remedy as a potential alternative.
A New York tale follows Jacqueline and her guard Hewlett through a perilous pursuit in a frozen valley. Hewlett shelters her after an attack, but a murder and a hermit lord complicate rescue as the couple nears the cliffside chateau. A lone Rakimo dog, Jacqueline’s companion, appears as the chase nears its climax.
I follow a shifting rock tunnel into a vast cave then reach a mountain chateau. Locating the chateau door I hide as Philippe Lacroix sits inside writing, fearing exposure but unable to act.
A passage argues wages and salaries are not profits and savings build wealth. It explains gross receipts vs profits for wage earners and the need to save to improve circumstances. Quotations from Carl Marshall and ILG Wells illustrate thrift and democracy debates. Light literary quips close the piece with Archbishop Whately notes.
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture explains that alfalfa hay requires careful handling and timely cutting. It stresses curing quickly to retain leaves, differences between regions, and stacking or barn storage with ventilation to preserve quality and maximize total season yield.
Farmers in Madison County Florida sold a carload of sweet potatoes cooperatively saving 113.50. County agent demonstrates more orders for potatoes and plans a growing cooperative for buying and selling farm produce and equipment.
When trees arrive inspect for disease and insects. If immediate planting is not possible, heel them in by digging a trench about one and a half feet deep. Spread trees thinly, fill with soil, and cover six to ten inches deeper than their nursery depth.
A piece argues cows need seasonal breaks to maintain productivity. It cites experienced dairy owners who allow six weeks of rest before freshening, noting constant milking reduces milk yield and that cows are hard worked and require recuperation time.
An ad stresses genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin must bear the Bayer Cross and come in intact packaging with directions for ailments from headaches to neuralgia. A humorous close notes a four year old who wants to have her face dry cleaned after refusing to wash it.
An advertisement extols a Holland imported remedy named Gold Mindal for kidney troubles and rheumatic pain. It claims worldwide use, urges purchase in sealed packs, and promises relief if it fails. Also promo snippets include Cuticura skin care and a quip about a debt notice from a comic strip.
A Louisville Courier Journal quip about amateur poultry men contrasts with a joke that some public speakers require better terminal facilities. The fragment notes night eye remedy use and mentions tired eyes and eye strain.
Experiments by the United States Department of Agriculture Bureau of Entomology indicate arsenate of lime can replace paris green in many uses. For apple pear and quince trees it often substitutes arsenate of lead, especially when mixed with lime or fungicides containing lime, addressing cost concerns.
The piece urges careful planning for feed crop conservation this year and saving feed crops on the farm. It notes soybean meal and cottonseed meal as high fertilizing inputs, and suggests using manure with feed to boost efficiency. It also advises protecting against Hessian fly, bagging ripe grapes, avoiding bruised apples, wrapping apples for storage, and repairing buildings and fences.
Purity and abundance are essential for water supply. Wells and springs are the usual farm sources but may be easily contaminated. The surrounding area should be inspected for potential pollution sources to protect clean water.
Brood sow that bears two litters yearly yields wealth for careful breeders. Advice covers hog care, milk skimming, and stirring to ripen evenly. Also notes on corn soy silage planting, fertilizer value of rope, and clean strawberry rows for harvest.
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