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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1923
Page
21
A woman dyed a sweater, skirt and a child’s coat with Diamond Dyes. The article notes the trouble with a man who knows nothing is that he is always the last to discover it.
A Department of Agriculture bulletin explains three main testing methods Hubertineans Intradermie and ophthalmic for cattle tuberculosis. It discusses aims advantages and drawbacks. The guide emphasizes skilled veterinarians diplomacy and sound judgment for accurate results and covers post mortem and follow up work with photographs and charts.
Authorities at the New York state college of agriculture in Ithaca say a low producing cow can still be a money maker. They cite a herd where the average yearly milk output per cow was 6,585 pounds and profits are pursued after all costs including feed, interest, depreciation, and service fees are charged.
The text outlines practices for profitable dairy management. It cites Jabor at 45 cents per hour and reports three poor cows averaging 4201 pounds of milk for 12 cents hourly, while the best cow yields 11501 pounds for $1.96 hourly. It then lists ten college suggestions including healthy herd, low-cost production, proper ration, cost minimization, water access, well lit stable, comfort, quality product, and keeping records.
Kansas State College dairy program requires six minutes daily per cow to weigh milk and maintain records. Staff question efficiency and seek better use of time as ten cows are weighed in a routine.
Mrs. Ea Wagennar of 208 Graham St Portland Ore says she suffered a general breakdown dimmed stomach pains and extreme weakness after spending over a thousand dollars on treatments. Tanlac marked a turning point restoring weight and health and she urges others to try it. Over 85 million bottles sold.
In Lancashire mills a silent code helps workers communicate during loom downtime. A forefinger signals quarter to four, then four fingers warn quarter past four as lip movements guide learning. Also included are humorous snippets about life and a Danish navigator hint, plus a cartoon-style quote from Constable Stockputter.
A fragment advertising Plymouth Rock Gelatine as easy to digest and tasty for convalescents. It mentions Cuticura remedies for skin and scalp care, including Ointment and Soup, and includes a joke about married life. The clipping mixes product pitches with light humor.
The twelve Federal Reserve Banks are situated in Boston New York Philadelphia Cleveland Richmond Atlanta Chicago St Louis Minneapolis Kansas City Dallas and San Francisco. This list outlines the central banking network serving the United States with regional hubs in major financial centers.
An advertorial sample reports Hall's Catarrh Medicine as remedying catarrh with an ointment and internal tonic. It touts 40 years in use by J Cheney & Co of Toledo and includes testimonials about luck and happiness, reflecting lighthearted copy.
In a Norristown Times opinion, the piece argues against jailing a debtor for owing money and notes the impracticality of jailing a financially stable person. It critiques the logic of imprisoning those who are unable to pay and questions the fairness of debt enforcement.
The piece lists affordable room upgrades for a man’s den including an electric stove, a cigar lighter, a humidifier to remove tobacco taint, and an electric cocktail mixer. It notes a self winding clock, immersion heater, electric sofa warmer, and a shaded reading light as welcome additions for comfort and convenience.
A Bank of Ireland £1 note enters circulation with a similar size to the £1 treasury note and claims of forgery resistance. The center panel features One Pound in small characters, while the reverse shows Erin with a harp replacing Parliament. A sharp quip ends noting a man’s habit when chasing debt.
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