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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1910
Page
7
The king drag, best for shaping and maintaining earth roads, can be built from planks. It details plank selection, reinforced joints, blade angle, and chain setup, plus driving technique, crowding, crowning steps, and care for varying road grades and soil moisture.
This article argues against extreme low headed pruning, preferring medium high training for most orchards while noting drought areas may benefit from low heads. It stresses a central trunk, evenly spread branches, and timing of heading to prevent malformed crotches and keep sun exposure balanced.
A reflective piece argues that a successful railroad president would fail managing a chlorion farm while a middle aged city man on a salary fears old age, yet a middle aged farmer can rely on soil for support. It questions why a healthy farmer who has prospered through active work should move to town for need.
On Long Island farm operations electricity powers most tasks. A $1500 plant was installed on one farm and now performs most labor previously done by horses. The plant costs about $600 yearly to run, yet the owner estimates labor savings at three times that amount.
Prof Waters of Missouri tested hay cut at different ripeness stages using rock-filled samples. Early-cut hay was eaten first, while hay cut at the dough stage yielded the largest dry matter.
T. A. Ireland of Colfax Washington, an undefeated northwest rifle champion and four time world record holder, recounts kidney trouble that impaired his vision and nearly halted his shooting. Doan's Kidney Pills cured him after other remedies failed, and he offers to share details to readers who send a stamped envelope. Foster Milburn Co selling Doan's Kidney Pills at 60 cents a box. Buffalo New York.
Dialogue reveals a cautious view of a man named Clarence, described as quick to speed but never harmful to a child unless pressed by urgency. The exchange hints at local tensions and perceptions of his character.
A Philadelphia mother praises Cuticura remedies for her son's long battle with eczema then a New England farm drama depicts a milking scene with stage props and farm roles. The text blends personal testimonial with humorous rural setup.
A New Yorker hires an aged Irishman who speaks of the Emerald Isle woes. The boss notes that King George is dead. The old man pauses, removes his hat, and concedes the king was a fine man though as king unmatched, then vows to keep an eye on George.
A fragment urges mothers to examine Castoria bottles for safety in infants and children. The text shifts to a whimsical remark about nature versus man and a stray line about a sight draft allegedly told by a father, all in a sketchy, disjointed style.
The White House will be fitted with lightning rods to protect the building, covering all parts except the law offices. Col. Spencer Colby urged President Taft to approve the safety measure, with costs estimated between $600 and $600.
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