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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1910
Page
7
An orchard study shows spraying reduces wormy fruit drops and wormy picks. Unsprayed trees lose about 26 percent wormy drops and 16.7 percent wormy picks, while sprayed plots show lower worminess. Overall, about one fourth to one third of the total crop may be saved as perfect fruit by spraying, depending on conditions.
The text recalls cows at the old home farm crossing the creek to reach a well for water. The man trained the cows to appreciate a good drink, noting water abundance and its role in milk production.
The article discusses faults in single comb chicken breeds including side tempering, coarse or serrated combs and weak structures. It praises rose double combs like the Wyandotte when firmly set and fully textured. It also recommends keeping dry bran before fowls as a laxative and feeding option after chicks reach one month old.
A tree tale tracing the Pope willow from Europe to America. Pope planted a twig by the Thames after receiving a fig graft from Smyrna. Curtis in Virginia and Gates on Manhattan Island later grew notable “Pope willow” offspring with roots in New England and New York.
Judge Bou Lindsey of Denver's juvenile court cites charity as he warns against harsh judgments. An itinerant preacher tells a Prodigal Son tale to cowboys who respond with stark pragmatism, culminating in a punch line: the cowboy would shoot the prodigal and raise the calf.
Try This The Summer step up to a soda fountain for Coca Cola to cool and refresh you. Free booklet The Truth About Coca Cola and Baseball Record Book offered by sending 20 stamp. National TB study notes sanatorium costs and potential national savings by proper patient segregation.
A notorious woman-hater in old northern New Hampshire sought a tailor for a new suit before ready-made clothing existed. The tailor cut seven yards of cloth with wide seams, and the man, despising women, wore the oversized coat without trying it on. He later told a post office loafer he had not bought a coat, merely wrapped in fabric.
An old advertising snippet urges careful use of CASTORLA with the branding that it bears the signature of in use for over 80 years. It mentions Allen’s foot remedy and Murine eye product with brief, jumbled promotional lines and a Chicago address.
A disruptive speaker argues that others are insane, claiming universal blindness stems from love and imagination. The remark fuels debate over perception and reality, highlighting tension between self and others in public discourse.
A thoughtful examination questions the durability of success at the summit. It probes why leaders and high achievers often decline after reaching peak status, exploring factors like burnout, shifting incentives, and complacency while suggesting strategies to sustain performance.
At a London dinner in his honor Charles Sumner gave a witty reply to an Englishman who misquoted ashes of a hero. Sumner quoted Gray to say ashes still hold fire. The exchange ended with no further criticism that evening.
A sympathetic woman asks a crippled beggar how he was injured. He recalls vacation at a summer hotel where he was trampled while rushing to enter the dining room after the first bell.
A terse, obscure fragmentary note reflecting on value when faced with challenge. It mentions a friend’s worth at its best, an enemy testing strength, and references to Stoy ston and Lewis' Sin gle Binders with notes on beads and ideas.
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