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Newspaper

Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1918

Page

22

Lydia E Pinkham Compound Promotes Health On Farm

A farmer's letter claims Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored health after chronic troubles. The testimonial cites improved ability to work and recommends the remedy to women. Mentions Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as kidney medicine and urges readers to request pamphlets.

Lydia B Mra Oregon Ill Lydia B. Pinkham Alta Lydia E. Pinch Medicine Co Kiynn, Mose Advi Aes Stllmer Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton Yad

War’s moral toll on Holland cited by Rooseboom

Matthys Rooseboom in Atlantic argues Germany's war corrupts moral life of the Netherlands. He notes profiteering, hoarding, rule circumvention, lack of public spirit, and greed rising amid unemployment. He warns of foreign influence, prostitution, theft, burglaries, and even murders increasing as temptations grow.

Holland Matthys Rooseboom Atlantic

Superior Attitude and the Glibwitz Debate

A fragmentary exchange questions Ts' Glibwitz as a man of grand opinions. One speaker notes anyone opposing him seems amusing to him, while a girl’s attachment is discussed as a matter of personal allowance and affection.

Ts' Glibwitz

Best Place For Crop Of Barley Rotation Guidelines

Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture, the guide explains barley fits after cultivated crops and details rotations in humid and arid regions. It notes corn followed by barley with grass seed, then hay or pasture, and discusses adaptations for hay, pasture, or grain feed, including alfalfa and root crops.

United States Départment of Agriculture United States Canada Uurley Great Plains

Barley and Peas in Regional Crop Rotations Across Regions

The article outlines regional crop rotation patterns featuring barley, corn, and legumes. It notes eastern Oregon and adjacent states favor peas before barley or wheat, with barley often grown without strict rotation. In the South winter barley aligns with wheat, and coastal sandy soils reduce barley success. Specific rotations such as Piermont’s crimson clover and cowpeas form a three year cycle, extendable by a second barley crop or pasture. Hog fattening areas see barley add fattening value alongside peanuts.

Oregon Wadington Idaho Wyoming Montana Piermont

Wake Brood Lawa Exercise Rally in Farrow Field

A farmer urges thorough exercise for sows to improve growth. He advises continuing activity until the last two or three pigs are ready to furrow, claiming it leads to bigger, stronger litters and sturdier offspring.

Grain and Pasture for Fattening Pigs

Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture the guide outlines two fattening periods for pigs after weaning growth and finishing. It explains feeding methods including self feeders on pasture and high protein for finishing, with corn to tankage ratios and careful ration increases to avoid loss of appetite.

United States Department of Agriculture

Sugar beet mills ready to boost wartime sugar supply

Prepared by the U S Department of Agriculture the report notes 100 sugar beet mills in the United States ready to process beets for sugar to aid soldiers. Sixteen mills built in 1917 were repurposed for the 1917-18 crop with capacities from a few hundred to 3000 tons per day. The first mill traces to California in 1870 with 1916 additions across Wyoming Idaho Nebraska Utah Oregon Colorado Montana and Washington.

U. S&s Department of Agriculture United States Buit California Wyoming Idaho Nebraska Utah Oregon Colorado Montana Town Washington

Seed Requires Little Care for Saving Home Crop Seed

Very little care is needed to save seed for crops whose seeds are eaten since the seed is near maturity. Selection is important in this group to ensure healthy seed. Any surplus dried pond of those plants may be used for food.

United States Department of Agriculture

Rude Ol Quren Diseases in Hogs

Incoherent fragment mentions hog diseases and illness risks, indicating concern over health conditions in swine and potential impact on farming.

Hard Skin and Foot Calluses Ad for Freezone

An advertisement touts Freezone as a cheap remedy for hard skin and calluses on feet. It claims only a few drops relieve tough spots and corns, lifting them away without irritation and leaving pink healthy skin beneath.

Corn Milling Shift Doubling U.S. Bread Supply

Article notes that most U S wheat milling equipment can mill corn as well. Output of cornmeal nearly doubles in eleven months, allowing America to rely on corn products for all breadstuff needs instead of wheat flour.

United States America

Outicura Soap Ad Promises Pimples Heal

An old advertisement touts Cuticura products for skin care with claims of cleansing and pimples treatment. The copy urges nightly and morning washing with Outicura soap and hot water, and offers free samples by mail from Outicura Dept X in Boston. Soap priced at 25 cents, Ointment at 25 and 50 cents.

Dept. X Boston

Raspberries and a Quick Wit at a Visit

A four year old boy visiting his father climbs into a chair to greet a guest. The man jokes about raspberry sauce marks around his mouth. The boy inspects the guest and quips that there was no dust remainder, implying no supper.

Chas

Halls CatarMedicine Promise Cure for Catarrhal Deafness

An advertises that catarrhal deafness stems from inflamed mucous surfaces and Eustachian tubes. It claims only systemic Hall's Catarreme Medicine can restore hearing, offers a one hundred dollar reward for any cure not achieved, and notes free circulars from 3 Chenay & Co, Toledo, Ohio.

Halls Catarre Chenay & Co Toledo Ohio

Mystery Ring Enters the Case of the Missing Girl

A local puzzle unfolds as a girl’s circle suspects a diamond engagement ring as the last object she handled. Investigators note the clue may hinge on a single finger and a glittering keepsake.

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Lydia E. “Pinkham Safley Teteteregen Warner Dodd’s Kidney Pills Gom Jong Bright Dodd Swift & Company Swift U.S. A
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