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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1919
Page
7
The article reports a plan to send gathering ladybugs to France to aid farmers by delivering insects in sacks and crates for distribution. The operation aims to combat pests threatening crops, with the insects distributed free to French farmers.
Fragmented OCR text shows a poultry grower warning about health risks in poultry operations. It mentions causes from disease spread to depots and kerosene use, with references to authorities and possible mortality if diseases spread.
A fragmented historical snippet warns against hasty speech or action by disciplinarians. It critiques a parent or guardian who cannot properly train children and may shift responsibility to others, urging caution and self control in communication.
The text presents garbled lines mixing names and phrases about wisdom, judges, and law. It contains partial references to German, Danish, and various disjointed terms, with no clear narrative or coherent event to report.
A garbled passage extols the importance of knowledge and self reliance. It urges broad reading education and personal experience as rewards of work and warns against relying on others for information.
The article discusses how taste is a complex sense involving the nose and neural factors. It argues that what is called taste depends on nasal input and upper palate sensations, not just the tongue, noting illusions when temperatures and conditions are altered.
Rhubarb recipes describe cooking stems with little water and sugar, plus rhubarb pudding with bread layers and butter. A baked rhubarb dish includes prunes, raising, and strawberries for a dessert. A salad dressing blends evaporated milk, salt, paprika, mustard, oil, lemon juice, chives, chili sauce, onion, parsley and hard boiled egg.
Agricultural guidance stresses planting corn for ensilage by late spring to maximize feeding value. Early planting favors varieties with quick maturity, while later sowing limits silage yield and quality, especially in regions with spring frosts.
The text argues that early planting and cultivation warm soils and accelerate corn growth, improving silage value. It notes that silage crops in the North gain profit when managed by feeding value, not height or labor, and that stirring dries and warms surface soil while uncultivated patches stay cold, hindering growth.
Feed hosts money. If a cow does not pay for her feed you dispose of her and buy a new one. Why keep a tree If it is not paying Tone on the inn it oc cupies? Replace it by a faster growing tree. If you want good elevs you bread good vows. You can not get good young trees from the good of poor kinds. Leave seed trees of the kinds that crow fastest and are most valuable.
Farmers substituting pasture and concentrate feeds for hogs through summer should grain feed to harden fat and add weight before marketing in fall. Light steady grain feeding on pasture yields better results than heavy feeding during a short finishing period.
A Maury county farmer, persuaded by a county agent, vaccinated a sow after exposure to cholera. The sow survived while all of the herd died, and her litter produced two healthy batches of piglets, illustrating the vaccine's potential under the guidance of the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
A Missouri poultry culling drive disrupted egg shipments as farm officials and county farm bureaus allegedly diverted hens not laying or loafing on jobs. Investigators traced the missing eggs to a network linking Missouri farms with buyers in Chicago, explaining the observed drop in crates.
The feeding value of soybean seed high protein content of 46 to 80 percent makes it a strong concentrate for stock and milk production. Sheep and hogs can be fed whole but cracking or grinding is preferred. Mix beans with corn or peas before grinding and do not feed sole with high protein. balance with lower concentrate feed.
To keep a barnyard sanitary provide drainage first then lay gravel or cinders. Soft coal ashes from a factory are useful though railroad locomotive cinders are better. This yard will seldom be muddy and easy to keep clean.
The War Risk Insurance Bureau and Federal Board for Vocational Education detail that about 36.2 percent of discharged disabled veterans have tuberculosis or lung issues and will receive supervised indoor retraining rather than outdoor work. Amputations total 3,034 with arms and legs most affected. reeducation depends on individual case, with many professions still viable. Canada’s approach influences U S policy, emphasizing varied indoor occupations and proper living conditions for recovery.
The Monroe Doctrine originated in a congressional message by President Monroe and drew on Adams influence. It asserts the American continents are not to be colonized by any European power, reflecting the era’s stance on independence and noncolonization.
The eucalyptus is highlighted as the fastest growing of hardwoods with rapid height gains and large diameters. Seedlings reportedly grow about six inches daily, and a single tree reached 125 feet in nine years. It does not thrive in frost but shows promise in the South for supplying timber for furniture and cooperage.
A playful collection of maxims and quips about time, poetry, and human folly. The piece observes that writing poetry wastes time, compares ponds to oceans for tadpoles, and jokes that credulity about dentists stems from promised painless visits.
Guidance on how to handle surplus perishable produce by planning usage in advance. Warns that delaying decisions until products are ripe leads to loss of waste control and value. Encourages proactive strategies to utilize vegetables and fruits efficiently.
The article explains the honeybee as a fertilizing agent during fruit bloom and its crucial role for apple growers. It cites experiment stations nationwide proving fruit culture and bee culture are mutually interdependent for best results.
Historical anecdotes describe various simple disinfectants used in past plagues. Aromatic vinegar gar and canary wine were cited as protective measures, with funerary crews carrying scent phials and Cardinal Wolsey reportedly using a scented orange model. Juniper smoke and cassolettes appeared in care settings.
The bureau of mines announces a liquid fuel blending benzol and cyclohexane that could raise airplane speed by ten miles per hour and aid auto racing. It is valued militarily but not yet practical for commerce. A Bengal and gasoline mix shows more power than gasoline alone, with industry potential, though benzo scarcity limits large scale use soon.
A Thrift magazine urged constant attention to health and simple cheap preventive steps to avoid illness. It warned that influenza periods and rundown physical condition raise risks, and that delaying care can cost time, money, and even life.
A Wisconsin fingerprint expert known for aiding police in tough cases explains how girls can judge sincerity. He says signatures prove nothing, but a lover declaring affection via a fingerprint shows he means business.
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