Four injured boy taken to Baptist Hospital Memphis
The article notes a seriously injured boy, son of EB L Greenway, being rushed to Baptist Hospital in Memphis on Tuesday with his father accompanying him. It mentions March Victor records, local political activity by Fred Franklin, and various scattered observations about sickness in Micola and odd literary remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. L. Greenway
The
Baptist Hospital
Memphis
Tenn
Fred Franklin
Hayti
Mr. Franklin
Micola
Perverse Critters Recalled In Fragmented Rhyme
Fragmentary OCR fragment recalls a humorous exchange about hens and mischief, mentioning a discouraged firmer and a joke about a mother asking someone how they fare. The text is garbled with stray punctuation and incomplete phrases.
Diamond Dyes offer easy color renewal for garments
A vintage advertisement promises women can revive faded clothing using Diamond Dyes. It claims wool, silk, cotton, linen, and blends can be dyed to any color with simple directions included in each package.
Management of Grazing Ranges Uses Forethought to Prevent Damage
The bulletin argues prevention beats recovery in grazing lands and teaches early signs of overgrazing. It outlines four vegetation stages indicator plants and stresses discriminating plant cover density to govern forage use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Department of Agriculture
Arthur W. Simpson
Forest Service
Two Important Objects for Managed Grazing
The article outlines two key aims in grazing plans: clip the herbage when growth is least disturbed and use forage when it is most needed and nutritious. It notes grazing can shift vegetation stages, affecting which plants dominate later.
Range grazing effects on vegetation and carrying capacity
Investigations by the Forest Service near the Great Resin experiment station in central Utah show that grazing timing and crop vigor alter vegetation types and range carrying capacity. The area sits around 1 000 to 8 000 feet elevation and resembles summer ranges across northern New Mexico Utah western Colorado and parts of Nevada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Service
Great Resin
Waxateh
Mimti National Forest
Utah
National Forest
New Mexico
Colorado
Maho
Nevada
Local News Delayed by Power Outage This Week
This issue prints with missing content due to power failure. Readers are apologized to as businesses and notices are affected. Brief notes mention JW Bandy’s train trip to Caupheil for home business, and Huston Huckley’s return from Missouri University. Local items and stray ad snippets follow.
The Whale Is An Eater Of Herrings
The whale rarely eats anything larger than a herring though its head is enormous, about one-quarter to one-third of the body length, with a mouth fifteen to twenty feet long and six to eight feet wide. The gullet opening is not larger than a man's fist.
New Rifle Sight Wins Patent For Glow Pigment Coating
A patent has been granted for a detachable rifle sight coated with a light radiating pigment making it visible at night. The device aims to improve aiming accuracy and rapid target acquisition for shooters.
Pape's Cold Compound Boasts Quick Relief
An ad promises rapid cold relief with Pape's Cold Compound taken every two hours for up to three doses. It claims to open nasal passages, dry the nose, relieve headache and feverishness, and provide quick, easy relief without quinine. The copy emphasizes ease of use and low cost at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pape
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Caruthersville, MO
T. J. Smith
Victor
Highfill-Nellind Future Co
Womba
Neveissus
Hill
Mr. Hills
Hill’s
Lefters Drug Store
Otis
Mazda Light Globes
Lefler
Chesterfield
Orono Cigarettes
Aaa
Druci Jewelry
Efler
Victor Records
Talking Machines
America
Caruso
Galli-Curci
McCormick
Caruthersville and Vicinity
Highfill
Neifind
Caruthersville
Our City
Cape Girardeau
Huston Huckley
Missouri University
Lefler's
Coppage
Leflers Drug Store
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