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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1923
Page
26
Instructions emphasize careful packing of eggs for trade to prevent breaking. Use proper top bottom and interlayer fillers, secure bottoms, and eliminate loose spaces. Replace damaged or missing packing with solid material and ensure a stable, vibration resistant arrangement during transit.
The United States Department of Agriculture notes a marked neglect of home vegetable gardens in Curmers port, driven by labor shortages and farmers doubting garden profitability. Overproduction of farm crops and weak buying power push families toward self-sufficiency, yet many still rely on groceries as surplus crops flood markets.
The New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station advises using excelsior pads in crate compartments. Place feet and eggs on pads with alternating layers of excelsior, top with a pad and no fat, and cover ends to prevent center crushing. This method minimizes egg damage during transit.
The Scientific American describes and illustrates a restraining device and operating table adapted for use with pigs. It aims to provide a restraining apparatus or holding device connected with surgical operations on pigs. The invention by G. Cortex of Los Angeles details an apparatus for restraining appetite and enabling procedures on swine.
A fragmented passsage describes a device operable by one person with adjustable readout for pigs of different sizes. The text mentions a holding mechanism and notes the operator having free access to a notch, but the details are garbled and incomplete. The source lacks clear events or outcomes.
A fragment discusses silage valuation by comparing it to corn yield. It calculates a ton of silage worth about 8.70 dollars based on an 8 cent per bushel corn equivalent and references conversion to bushels and tonnage. The text is a garbled wartime or agricultural note with unclear phrasing.
Preparations for early sprays begin in late February or early March to protect peaches apples grapes and berries. Apply Bordeaux mixture arsenate of lead and other measures before buds open to combat fruit rot codling moth may beetles and pests. Bordeaux mixture is used on grapes before growth starts for grape rot.
The excerpt explains pruning frufe trees to achieve four aims. It stresses removing excess shoots to prevent wasteful sap flow and to avoid overstimulation. The aim is a uniformly shaped tree head with balanced growth and proper vitality.
Potato growers in the Middle West faced losses last year as a glut reduced profits. Kansas, North Dakota, Nebraska and Minnesota collectively produced about 100 million bushels. Growers propose cutting acreage, increasing storage facilities, hiring more workers, and devising better marketing plans to prevent a repeat.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss falsehood and truth appearing as surface terms. The text contrasts faces of truth, suggesting varied, indefinite qualities and urging caution with surface appearances and meanings. No clear persons or events are identifiable from the provided fragment.
An old advertisement touts Diamond Dyes for dyeing sweaters, skirts, and even a child's goat while promising no fading or damage to wool, silk, linen, or mixed fabrics. The copy emphasizes easy use and universal applicability though phrasing is garbled.
The text offers a mirrored perspective citing a double aspect. It notes a weeping eye reflecting on the past and a watchful eye casting forward on the future, as described in a South-voiced line about perception and time.
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