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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1921
Page
23
A critical essay urges readers to sharpen vision and grow in study and effort. It contrasts diligent workers who earn honors with those content to waste time and blame others, arguing that opportunity favors the prepared and ambitious.
John Blake argues good clothes boost self confidence and impressions in the job market. Well groomed individuals project competence, while shabby attire lowers perceived ability. investing in presentable dress can improve hiring prospects and social judgment.
A festive verse celebrates universal joy with lines about love, family across generations, and inclusive cheer. The fragment mentions manger stars and timeless happiness for young and old across lands and tongues.
A fragmented report notes widespread unrest linked to a group labeled Transgrassor 18 Herd, with unclear motives and no decisive leader named. Authorities seek calm as community tensions rise amid conflicting accounts of incidents and intent.
A county agent in Coyington County Alabama demonstrated a hog grazing system on 30 acres divided into four equal fields with a succession of crops. Ten sows and a boar were used. hogs grazed from March to October across oats peas corn millet soybeans sweet potatoes and rye. The project cleared about $809 in eight months and 20 000 copies of the program were distributed to farmers with plans for more adopters statewide.
A historical cookbook note discusses feeding children with nutritious lunches. It emphasizes fruit based sandwiches and varied fruit snacks, suggesting warm beverages on cold days and highlighting the link between nourishment and school performance. It cautions against neglecting a child’s dietary needs and mentions copyright.
The fragment outlines palmistry traits of a skilled physician, noting mounts and lines such as Life, Heart, and Fate on the palm. It mentions indications of self confidence and popularity, linking mounts to Venus and Bastard areas, and cautions about public caprice and dependence.
An agricultural note explains alfalfa fails in acidic soils due to bacteria in nodules not developing. It advises liming sour soil to start alfalfa, as legumes require ample nutrients and time. without lime, growth is hindered.
Fragmentary OCR describes a poultry raiser burning and discarding eggshells, with notes about supplying something to Matucias and potential effects on his hens. The lines are garbled but indicate disposal and possible impact on poultry.
Dairy farmers in Oregon counties learn sunflowers yield superior silage and cut production costs. Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture, the report notes sunflowers as a feasible alternative where corn silage is impractical due to elevation.
County agents collaborating with State Agricultural College report sunflowers now widely grown in Lake, Morrow, and Umadila counties. Wallowa dairy farmers cut production costs with sunflower silage, while 1000 acres were planted statewide despite a tough season in 1920. Extension workers see growing stockman interest and Dechutes county orders pooling seed.
Agricultural expert Charles I Bray of Fort Collins notes sunflower silage weighs about one third more per cubic foot than corn silage. He urges extra reinforced silos for sunflower storage, estimating wall pressure near 900 pounds per square foot at 40 feet depth.
Concrete basics outline how to mix cement with clean sand and crushed rock in proper proportions. It stresses thorough mixing, immediate placement, thorough tamping, and protecting from freezing for two days or drying for four days to avoid weak, non permanent mixtures.
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