A Vital Rally and Farming Stats Highlight Local Figure
A terse note describes a rally featuring a farmer and business man in Avery, with references to farming statistics and local talk of farm legislative remedies. It mentions Senator Frank C. Platt of CN and a push for action, urging readers to order a copy for $1.60 and discuss farming issues intelligently.
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Ty Marianne
Avery
Avery Farming Stats
Frank C. Platt
Ingdon
Frank & Piggy
Post
Salts for Kidneys Warns of Clogged Organs and Tonic Use
A dubious health blurb urges readers to drink water and take Jad Salts with lemon juice to flush kidneys and relieve bladder issues. It claims frequent kidney trouble can be prevented by daily use and features a local druggist endorsement. The piece cites Shakespearean quips to boost credibility.
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Algo
Orchard Gleanings on propagating grapevines from cuttings
The New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station advises grape growers to start a vineyard by growing cuttings if healthy stock is available, or buying plants for faster establishment. Details cover selecting 8 to 12 inch cuttings with 3 buds, bundling, burying, storage, and planting in spring in a nursery row six inches apart with one bud above ground.
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New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station
Salta
Winter Protection for Different Small Fruits
Winter protection guidelines for blackberries raspberries currants gooseberries and related crops. Advises windbreaks fencing sun shading light coverings pruning and soil moisture management to ensure healthy canes through winter. Emphasizes burying canes and mulching with straw or similar material for moisture retention.
More Use of Artificial Manure Is Latest Plan
The compost heap of European countries has been discussed in this country for years but is only now being widely adopted beyond greenhouse and specialized gardeners. With more tractors and fewer natural nutrients, interest grows in making compost from corn stalks straw grape vines and vegetable refuse. Lime may be added and the pile kept moist while chemical treatments and bacteria are tried to speed decay. This method of mucking artificial manure is expected to rise in coming years.
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Farma
Cedar Apple Rust Threat to Apple Orchards
Cedar apple rust is a damaging disease that thrives when cedar trees and susceptible apple varieties grow close. Control requires destroying either the red cedar or the afflicted apples. Winesap Delici ous Grimes show resistance, while Jonathan Wealthy and Bone are highly susceptible and should be planted far from red cedars.
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Jonathan
Bone
Wealthy
Dormant Spray Guidance for Apple Orchards
The orchard should have a dormant spray of lime sulfur or copper preparations. Apply early to control lent curl and delay with a spray just before buds open to destroy aphids. Spray at least once before blossoms open, again at petal fall with arsenate of lead, and perhaps three weeks later.
Novel Goods for Sports Wear and Bow Trends
Fashion notes from 1837 highlight a spring focus on sportswear as day wear, featuring self trimming with large bows. Glittering blue crepe, bayadere stripes, and sheer fabrics dominate, with crepe satin, prints, and plaids in bright colors. Julia Rotlomloy reports from the Western Newspaper Union.
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Julia Rotlomloy
Western Newspaper Union
The Sun Moves Through Space, Astronomers Say
The Sun like other stars travels through space at about 14 miles per second. Whether it has a definite orbit is not known. The rest of the solar system accompanies it as it moves, a fact noted in Path Finder Magazine.
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Pathfinder Magazine
Bayer aspirin ad warning on genuine packaging
An advertisement warns buyers to look for the Bayer name on Bayer Aspirin packaging or tablets to ensure authenticity. It claims the product has been proven safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for 26 years, urging customers to say Bayer when buying and noting that imitations may be dangerous.
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Bayer
Tragic Divorce Alimony Sparks City Quarrel
In a noisy street exchange Mrs dsohnson notes a Ram diddy divorce with $20 weekly alimony, while Gap Johnson from Tunpus Ridge dismisses the arrangement and accuses the woman of exploiting affection. The dispute escalates as bystanders react. Caterpillar tractors with padded seats draw joy riders at Deauville as some men struggle to learn giving money.
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Deauville
Does Your Housework Tire You
Mason City Iowa reader Mrs Della Barlow reports long fatigue and weakness from housework. After trying various remedies she took Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription which restored strength and a rosy complexion. Available in liquid or tablet form at local dealers.
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Mason City
Iowa
Pierde
Della Barlow
A Childs Laxative Rely On By Dr Caldwell
Dr W B Caldwell of Monticello advocates a gentle syrup laxative offering natural bowel regularity for constipated infants and children. The 60 cent bottle is sold in stores or a free sample can be requested by writing Syrup Hopsin Monticello Ninots to try its pleasant taste and cleansing effect.
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W.B. Caldwell
Monticello
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