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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1921
Page
17
A Birmingham Age-Herald comment cites a near philosopher noting that a person rarely sees himself accurately unless he acts as his own mirror. The piece questions self insight and compares men to observers who only reveal flaws when they examine their own reflection.
An advertisement promotes Wall’s Catarrh Medicine as a constitutional remedy. It claims the medicine works through the blood to mucous surfaces, destroys the disease’s foundation, and strengthens general health to aid nature. Distributed by J. Chenay & Co, Toledo, Ohio.
A damaged clipping discusses a surgeon whose actions are described as a bad example amid public concern. The fragment mentions Belt and a Boston Tribune context, suggesting questions about patient safety and professional responsibility.
A quirky note from a pott named Dgaton Uronacript remarks that even a pout can pay the rent of a house in the Street of Dreams, implying steady demand and rents.
Jud Tunkinon speaks on the difficulty of resisting joining many societies amid his busy schedule and the social draw of diverse groups.
The notice urges a careful examination of every bottle of Castoria from Fletcher's Castoria, citing its long history and notable usage while referencing past remarks from a Birmingham Age-Herald piece and a grandmotherly quote.
A fragmented OCR snippet riffs on career advice, asking for the best way to land a big job. It discusses outward focus and seizing opportunities, with an emphasis on practical steps to advance professionally.
A garbled exchange mentions Koileker and Doexy Sith with a claim that Bocker says he has built something in a cellar. The unreadable text obscures clear facts, but the fragment suggests a local scene or remark involving distinctive names and a hidden project.
The United States Department of Agriculture advises on incubator selection and sizing for poultry operations. It states small machines may suit some setups while larger units save time and labor. one egg per hen is a rough benchmark, with 150 eggs per machine as a minimum for practical use. A dedicated incubator house or cellar is recommended if equipment is extensive.
Historical guidance stresses well ventilated above ground incubator rooms with double walls and strong insulation. Cellars are common, mid climate sheds possible, with bulk ventilation via windows and muslin screens to prevent drafts while keeping sun exposure low. Cement hops and stable heat help control humidity and temperature during incubation.
A USDA report notes 25 of 27 bird species studied eat grasshoppers and 19 species show birds consuming them, especially lace sparrows meadow larks Franklin gulls Arkansas kingbird crow blackbird and common kingbird. Poisoning campaigns harm few birds. reducing stray cats and guarding birds can form a defensive alliance with farmers to use birds as aerial cavalry against insect pests.
Seed testing offers practical, enjoyable exercise for students linking school and home. With little equipment a germination test and impurity check can be done using magnifying glasses, blotting paper, and five plates. Request Farmers Bulletin 428 from the USDA for detailed instructions.
Market notes indicate green ducks for sale at roughly stable prices from July to September with only minor fluctuations. Early in May prices rose modestly and then eased into July before increasing slightly again as the season progressed.
Salt has long been recommended by successful growers for mowing cowpea hay. It is not essential but clearly enhances palatability and texture, aiding storage and quality in many cases.
One of Rochester New York's trusted citizens testifies to Tanlac restoring health after ten years of dyspepsia. Ig James Beasley, chief record keeper for the city water works, recalls chronic indigestion nausea and nervous exhaustion, noting Tanlac ended stomach distress and renewed strength. He urges others to try the medicine as it has done for him. Adv.
An advertisement-style prompt urges readers to quit rubbing rheumatism away and seek blood germ removal with S.S.S. It promises long‑standing relief and offers medical consultation from the Chief Medical Director, with a humorous aside about poets and cats and a short New York Sun quote about apartment luck.
An ad promises Othine double strength will fade freckles with nightly applications, claiming rapid skin improvement and money back if unsuccessful. Separately, women gain acceptance as Associates of the Royal Victorian Institute of Architects and the Sydney Institute of Architects, with Sydney University architecture department attracting many female students.
In a Kansas City Star feature a US doughboy’s surrender to a French officer’s decoration raises questions about military ritual and cross national courtesy. The piece explores symbolism, memory, and the quiet complexities of honor in war.
G Johnson of G Co credits Matonic with stopping heartburn and aiding nervous spells. An upset stomach causes widespread suffering, Eatonic f helps by removing excess acid and gases and restoring digestive organs to natural order after meals. Large box priced low with druggist guarantee.
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