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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1915
Page
10
A collage of humorous vignettes, quips, and brief anecdotes on fashion, business hints, luck, and social manners. Bits warn about bankruptcy fears, advertise publicity, and feature jokes about lawyers, dentists, musicians, court life, and romantic follies, all in a breezy, old newspaper tone.
The Office discusses quack grass control noting the pest spreads via roots and seeds. It can be identified by long slender heads and rhizomes. If roots are damaged or replanted by tools, infestation expands rapidly. eradication is not serious if taken up earnestly at first appearance.
An advertising piece contrasts two Goodyear tires claiming unseen extras drive costs up to 1 635 000 this year. It boasts Fortified Tires No-Rim-Out On-Air cure extra strong fabric multiple plies and All-Weather tread with anti skid. It asserts the brand’s large world sales and yearly user savings while urging dealers to supply Goodyear tires.
A historical guidance on eradicating creeping weeds by deep initial plowing to allow seed head formation, followed by thorough pulverization and frequent surface cultivation. It argues roots weaken with timing, urging early digging, burning of detritus, and repeated tillage to prevent seeding.
The article notes The Weeder as a top tool for killing young weeds that threaten grain, advising fall replanting on some soils and continued spring cultivation. It explains roup in chickens is caused by damp quarters and recommends dry, warm housing and clean yards to prevent illness. It warns against letting puppies roam with hens as it reduces egg production.
A detailed premium list lists categories for Class 1 Bread and Cakes with numerous loaf types and cakes, pies, cookies, and preserves. It specifies premiums, display rules, entry numbers, and closes with entries for flowers and art classes and notices of public service hearings and court actions.
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