Edgeworth Pipe Promotion Teases Fancy Smoking Pleasures
A nostalgic ad invites pipe smokers to try Edgeworth blends Randy Rubbed and Plug Slice, offering free samples via Larus and Brother Co. Readers are urged to request cards for postage paid samples and to share dealer details for courtesy. The copy emphasizes personal ritual, social status, and the imagined appeal of a preferred tobacco experience in a traditional era tone.
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Edgeworth
Uncle Sam
Larus & Brother Go
South 21St Street
Richmond
Virginia
Dgaworth, Larus & Brother
Pany
Demonstrations Highlight Club Work At State Exposition
Thirteen states send 40 demonstration tents showing farm club methods at the Bastern States exposition. Elizabeth Varley of Amherst displays an exhibit with cows sheep pigs and poultry. Miss Varley, a former club member now a local leader, began in 1918 and earned multiple prizes.
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Shire Agricultural Colleges
Apate
Elizabeth Varley
Amherst
Mass
Miss Varley
Miss Farley
Mise Farley
Sinta
Astors
Drizea
Presont
Thia
Exposition
Camp Vall
Lime Helps Clover Grow Despite Growing Challenges
The State Agricultural College at Whaea reports lime can aid clover, though progress is slowed by several factors. Winter killing of southern seed, inadequate drainage, and overly dense nurse crop readings hinder establishment and yield.
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State Agricultural College
Whaea
Tools Required in Garden
Report outlines that gardeners rely on proper tools and attentive care to make garden tasks manageable and pleasant. It emphasizes that inadequate equipment leads to burden, while correct tools enable efficient work and enjoyable gardening.
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A.luce
Plans for Eradication of Tuberculosis in Livestock
The Eastern States Tuberculosis Conference at Hartford highlighted area testing and accreditation. Chicago packers pledged a 10 cent premium per hundred pounds for hogs bred and fed in tuberculosis-free counties or from farms with accredited herds. Officials urged creating tuberculosis free “white spots” in each state as proof of progress and a watchdog against reinfection. The meeting, the third of its kind in the region, forecast another next year.
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United States
Depaiimant of Agriculture
Hartford
Conn
Chicago
New England
Federal
Atute
Drive Wagon Close To Crib From Old Basement Barn
In a Nebraska Farm Journal note, D. R. Van Horn describes moving a wagon near a crib by leveling a sloped ground and pouring concrete with wheel grooves. The grooves start wider than the wheel and curve away from the barn end, guiding the wagon wheels as they are drawn into position.
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D. R. van Horn
Nebraska
Better Laws Against Dogs in Sheep Farming
The USDA notes 48 states have dog laws for protecting flocks but many are poorly drafted or enforced. Strong enforcement may yield better gains than perfect text. Dog issues deter farmers from entering sheep raising, hitting the industry harder than actual losses.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Time to cut sweet clover at proper height
At the Nort Dakota experiment station, it was shown that cutting the first crop of sweet clover too low kills the plants. A height of 12 to 14 inches yields a good second crop. The buds form at the stem angle. if all growing points are cut, all buds for new growth are removed. The lower branches emerge sooner, allowing later cuts without harming the plantents.
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Nort Dattotn
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