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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1923
Page
2
The Greencastle Herald outlines obituary charges at 1.00 per notice with poetry billed at 0.05 per line. Card of Thanks notices are 0.50 each. The paper is published each afternoon with address at 17 19 S Jackson Street Greencastle Indiana and telephone 65.
The United States Department of Agriculture reports 103 billion pounds of whole milk used in 1922 for butter cheese ice cream and other products and 47 billion pounds for direct milk consumption. Household per capita use rose from 49 to 50 gallons, urban per capita up two gallons, rural markets dragged the national average.
Prof. A. T. Wiancko of the Purdue experiment station urges that fertilizers be used in addition to other good practices. A long-term corniwheat-clover rotation study shows rotation legumes lime and manure create favorable conditions, while adding complete fertilizer on top yields the highest profits.
The Washington State college reports cull apples are worth 19 dollars per ton as hog feed after extensive experiments over a year. Pigs starting at 4.8 pounds gained 138 pounds over the period, with daily feed averages of 4.22 pounds apples and 4.17 pounds grain.
The article emphasizes keeping coop floors dry and clean for chicks. It recommends occasional removal of coops to scrape and dust with dry earth ashes or sand. If a coop lacks a bottom ensure it is moved often so the ground beneath remains clean.
United States Department of Agriculture entomologists report that paraffin oil emulsion best controls the San Jose scale in Arkansas orchards. Recommendations include 2 percent oil emulsion, two dormant sprays, thorough coverage, soft water, and cool daytime applications for effective results. The circular details preparation and application and is free upon request.
Buckwheat serves as an emergency short season crop to replace drowned corn and fill rotations. It yields about 15 to 20 bushels per acre with strong market value, matures in 10 to 12 weeks, and tolerates poor soils. Plant 4 to 5 pecks per acre by drilling or broadcasting, with Japanese buckwheat as a top variety.
Bordeaux mixture with arsenate of lead controls flea beetles on potatoes beets beans tomatoes and cabbage. Mix strength with 50 gallons of solution and apply to both leaf surfaces using a rod with angle nozzles or a three-nozzle power sprayer.
Males resemble females in most guineas with only slight differences. Males show heavier comb and wattles, coarser heads, and tiptoe on excitement. The male cry is a single shriek while the female vocalizes with two notes saying buck-wheat buck-wheat.
It is shown that judging a hen as a layer requires a ration that enables her to prove capacity. Pullets unprofitable due to low animal matter in feed become profitable layers once the diet is corrected.
Investigators study toxicity of readily available organic compounds as contact insecticides in Department Bulletin 1960. The report notes most compounds show little toxicity while several with possible commercial value receive deeper study. Entomologists and chemists may request a free copy from the U S Department of Agriculture in Washington DC.
Advice on reducing fly damage to cows with skin repellents and sprays. Protect livestock with earthen barn shade methods and home made mixtures of carbolic acid, pine tar and coal oil emulsions, applied regularly.
Soy bean straw from threshing seed soybeans yields good roughage for all stock. It does not dry up cows and can increase milk production. Farmers bale and sell straw to dairymen. it contains nearly as much digestible nutrients as timothy hay, with higher protein and slightly less carbohydrate. A protein supplement like cottonseed or oil meal is advised in rations.
Capons have been used with very good results for hatching eggs. They have large soft bodies and remain on the nest. For market needs the best breeds to caponize are medium breeds such as Rhode Island Reds Plymouth Rocks or Wyandottes. People differ in their regard for capons as brooders or for raising young chicks. Most people use an artificial brooder after the eggs are hatched by the capons.
Early thinning of pears and first apples hastens fruit maturity and advances picking by at least a week. Proper thinning should occur as soon as fruit set is determined and before seeds form, giving marketing advantages with earlier fruit offerings.
Lincoln division orders grow for months, surpassing production plans as quality buyers flock to Lincoln. Ford ownership has expanded facilities but maintains high standards, ensuring Lincoln remains distinct with refinements boosting appearance, acceleration, and smoothness. Eight standard models plus six custom enclosed types offer broad color choices and exclusivity.
The document specifies upholstering with velour or broadcloth and notes silk curtains floor rugs and other furnishings in a harmonious color scheme. It mentions Lincoln models imported on the standard eight cylinder 136 inch wheel base Lincoln classes.
The article argues that legends arise from real events and details, gaining embellishment as they are studied and retold. It emphasizes that even fantastical elements often rest on a foundation of truth later clarified by careful examination.
Marjorie was riding a pony cart when she reached a bridge marked with a 5 000 pound capacity sign. She safely dismounted and led the pony across the bridge without incident.
In Java, only native inhabitants may own land while foreigners may lease for up to 75 years. Leased land may require half of the area to be set aside free for native rice cultivation.
A remark by Henry Ward Beecher claims conceit serves a purpose as conceited men, through overweening self-respect, relieve others from the obligation to respect them.
A Wichita streetcar scene captures a woman hanging to a strap in transit, drawing attention in a bustling urban moment. Passengers observe as transit staff respond. No injuries reported as the car continues.
A reflection inspired by Ruskin on rejoicing not in complete knowledge but in the boundless unknown. It urges dignity of contemplation and welcomes the vast realms beyond human understanding.
A girl named Miriam was asked what she would be when grown. She replied with a witty remark that she would keep house and let the man work.
A brief comic line from the Boston Evening Transcript about Sandy stubbing a toe and exclaiming in frustration and surprise at a pulled boot and a possible misstep.
A satirical note from the San Francisco Chronicle portrays wives as people who wonder if the davenport would look better against the other wall. The line reflects playful domestic humor in a newspaper cartoon caption.
A quoted aphorism asserts women are led by heart while men are led by head. The remark attributes a gendered difference in decision making.
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