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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1921
Page
7
G C Johnson touts Eatonic as key to stopping heartburn and aiding nervous spells. He claims it neutralizes excess acid and gases, restoring digestion after meals. A tablet after meals is all you need. big box priced at a trifling cost with a druggist’s guarantee.
A Nebraska poultryman reports that balanced rations yield much heavier seven week weights than ordinary feeding. Tests show ten chicks fed with balanced rations average 16.8 ounces at seven weeks, while ordinary feeding produced about 0.4 pounds. Additional notes cite Vineland standards and mash-fed flocks with higher gains.
The Coachella Valley commercial Bermuda onion crop will be marketed under United States Bermuda onion grades as announced by the Bureau of Markets, US Department of Agriculture. This completes standardization of the Bermuda onion industry nationwide, with adoption tracing back to 1918. Earlier Texas grading influenced broader acceptance and reduced rejections since adoption.
The article reports on studies at agricultural experiment stations showing no uniform nutritional differences between brown and white shelled eggs when size and freshness are equal and fowls well fed. Market value, not food value, varies by shell color, with brown eggs priced higher in some markets like Boston and white in New York. English preference leans toward tinted shells. It also notes color effects on cooked whites, with greenish tints possible depending on seed and coagulation.
Farmer Lista raises a purebred flock of chickens geese and ducks in Platte County Nebraska showcasing high quality stock. The article notes the Botter Maseth yale a distinct feature or strain among the poultry.
Dr Gardner of Estherville tipped over in a Buick Six roadster while driving up the hill north of town Saturday evening. The top and windshield were damaged but he was not hurt. T P Kennedy arrived from Tucson, daughters remaining there for health. Telephone lines out of whack on Thursday. A Fairmont troubleshooter inspected the area and found water problems.
Vermont and Illinois women recount avoiding surgeries through Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after doctors advised operations. Letters claim restored health, ability to work, and recommendations to others. The ad underscores non surgical remedies and offers a free private text-book upon request.
A jumbled quote from Judge Gary compares world labor trends with a farmer and an idiot boy Looney. The misheard tale features a farmer finding Looney resting under a tree, prompting a line about waiting for the sun to go down and work ending.
A domestic exchange shows a wife criticizing her partner over paint color and wallpaper choices. The quarrel escalates as she warns she will leave if his sociable behavior does not improve.
Senator Sorghum quips that his career has not earned votes from Europeans due to being unloved by the people he served. He notes he has worried himself into brain work for Europe and laments the lack of public support even if he paid expenses. The piece mentions hush money as a quiet practice.
An account from a Chicago Tribune piece recalls a high school production of Julius Caesar where a performer dressed as a Roman citizen with a toga missteps. A curtain collapse and a head injury disrupt the scene, yet the actor keeps dignity and resumes despite the accident.
A fragmented report notes rural communities facing farm concerns and mood shifts. Residents discuss cautious purchases and wary outlooks amid uncertain agricultural conditions.
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