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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1918
Page
10
An article urges aggressive fly control naming the veritable Germ Hun. It advocates screening, fly papers, fly poisons with formalin, and flytraps while stressing elimination of breeding places as the lasting solution. Specialists advise daily manure removal, water tight stalls, and targeted treatment to curb future generations.
The nutritive value of food and its price rarely relate. Expensive beef may not be more sustaining than cheap cuts, though it often tastes better or cooks easier. Proper cooking and seasoning can make inexpensive meats more attractive and tastier than costly ones poorly prepared. Fruits and vegetables cost more out of season, yet are not more nutritious.
Barley, once widely used for bread in Europe, is gaining favor in America as a wheat substitute. Barley flour yields satisfactory results for hot breads. A government tested recipe for barley biscuits uses a cup of barley and a cup of tea, baked to a good result.
Story notes rapid land price advances across Western Canada due to grain yields and railway proximity. Highlights include Alberta and Saskatchewan purchases, such as O F Malmberg's 3,100 acres and 11,500-acre buy near Cardston, plus Peter Klassen's 12,000 cash prairie purchase near Herbert. Also cites national land value averages and Prairie Province figures.
The passage notes low land prices in Western Canada driving farming growth by enabling smallholders to acquire large areas capable of higher crop yields. It emphasizes acting wisely in the moment for long term benefit and mentions a plan to standardize train crews in khaki.
An old health warning links high infant mortality to narcotics in children's remedies and argues Castoria offers a safe alternative when bearing Chas. H. Fletcher's signature. It notes opiates in many preparations cause harm, while Castoria contains none and bears the signature.
A heated summer message urges vigilance over eating to avoid stomach trouble. It touts EATONIC tablets to absorb harmful gases after meals, promising relief from indigestion, heartburn, and bloating, with a money back guarantee and a 5.00 cost.
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