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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1916
Page
4
A long reader fragment mixes trade theory on gold and tariffs with humorous vignettes about car owners and election bets. It notes universal promises of lower living costs being unlikely, mentions a 1915 license record, and ends with an Anita Gowa Fribune note.
A brief note from Youth's Companion praises knowing oneself as the best path to living up to the motto. It stresses the value of worthwhile acquaintance and personal reflection to reach self understanding.
The vitality of wild onions rests on two bulb types per plant. One large bulb germinates in fall and four to five small bulbs start in spring. Deep fall plowing bury tops. follow with early spring plowing and plant a clean crop to destroy the bulbs and stop multiplication. Spring bulbs rarely head, so fall plowing helps yield a nearly onion-free spring oat crop, but full eradication needs both fall and spring plowing.
A North lumberman feeds horses with a strict daily plan of ten pounds ground oats plus ten pounds hay soaked 14 hours, one pound bran, and eight pounds dry oats at noon. Over seven years this regimen produced no horse losses, improving digestion and vigor. The method could profit farmers despite not needing such heavy feeding on a farm. Also note hand painted ivory toilet ware at Bitterfield’s.
Cecilia OMalley, a New York City cashier, falls for Murray Kent as a hot afternoon unfolds into a plan for Riverside drive and a country house. He promises marriage and a new life while Cecilia weighs escape from her family and the lure of wealth, ultimately choosing to run away with Kent to a humble future.
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