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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1921
Page
23
An aged Herald gloss humorously notes that a man rarely sees his true self, except when shaving, while Tad Tuulins jokes that amid a comic puzzle a man spends thirty days pondering a choice, highlighting self analysis and double standards.
Catarrh can be caused by constitutional conditions and treated internally. Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims to work through the blood on mucous surfaces, destroying the disease's foundation and improving overall health. Circuits and drugstore details offered by J. Chesney & Co. Toledo, Ohio.
The Birmingham Age-Herald recalls a family moment as a child asks about a grandparent while a parade takes center stage. The piece nods to Fletcher's Castoria, famed for infants and children, noting over twenty years of use and a nostalgic tone.
A fragmented OCR style passage centers on garbled names and phrases about truth and ventures. It mentions a pond built in a cellar and a character called Backer with uncertain quotations. The text is incomplete and reads like scribbled notes from a historical page.
The article from the USDA advises avoiding cheap incubators and choosing a size matched to needs. It discusses profitability, reliability, and labor, recommending 150 egg capacity as a practical minimum, with larger units offering lower cost per egg and better uniformity, and notes the value of a dedicated incubator house for extensive setups.
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture and Biological Survey, the report notes 27 bird species were examined for grasshopper control in western states. Lark sparrows, meadow larks, Franklin gulls, Arkansas kingbird, crow blackbird, and common kingbird showed the strongest grasshopper diets. While birds alone cannot fullyclean pests, they materially assist farmers in pest control, and poisoning campaigns, though risky, have caused limited bird losses. Farmers can foster this defensive alliance by protecting birds and avoiding indiscriminate poisons.
The text outlines building a well ventilated incubator area with above ground walls double, insulated rooms, and a large attendant space. It notes incubators often in cellars or basements though above ground rooms are preferred, emphasizes ventilation, sun protection, and cement floors for cleanliness and temperature control.
The article promotes seed testing as a practical school activity linking home and classroom. It describes simple germination and impurity tests using two plates and blotting paper, with magnifying glass for purity checks. Published guidance from the United States Department of Agriculture advises Farmers' Bulletin 428 on home and rural school seed testing.
Prices for green Anelka ducks remain unchanged from July to September. Boat prices are realized around May, then duty prompts a gradual decline until they rebound for the overall market.
A fragmentary note describes salt use to improve cowpea hay palatability and suggests mowing practices may aid quality. It mentions quantities like eight quarts per something and hints at annual timing, with uncertain references to Browera and farming steps.
Jimnes J. Beasley of Rochester testifies to Tanlac relief for ten years of dyspepsia. He describes stomach sourness, bloating, nausea, heart flutter, nerves, and fatigue, noting dramatic improvement and gratitude for the medicine.
Begin taking 5.8.8 today and write a complete history of your case for expert advice at no charge. The ad claims rheumatism is caused by germs in the blood and promotes a blood remedy as the logical treatment. It targets readers with promise of medical guidance from Chief Medical Director at 160 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.
A fragment discusses various poets tied to cat verse. Baudelaire is cited as closest to feline mastery with three poems. Raine the French critic allegedly wrote twelve pieces about cats, placing them high in a cat verse anthology after Beaudelaire.
The notice discusses a freckle removal remedy Othine doubly strength advertised with guarantees. It also reports women being admitted as Associates of the Royal Victorian Institute of Architects and the Sydney Institute of Architects, noting Sydney university attracted many women students.
Calder returns home to find the apartment they engaged already rented by others. Balder asks for a temporary stay, acknowledging they are the ones who occupied the space. The York Sun notes the housing hiccup and the casual resolve to crash for a night.
Fragments describe a mystery involving a Fri officer in Kanens City as a Star report hints at decoration efforts and a puzzling observation.
An ad style fragment promotes Eatonic as a remedy for heartburn and upset stomach. It alleges the product stops heartburn, removes causes of misery, and reduces excess acids and gases, claiming easy relief with a drug guarantee. Names and spellings vary in the OCR text.
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