Remedy for Kidney Woes Promoted in Dubious Ad
An old advertorial claims a Dutch oil capsule treatment can cure kidney trouble, urging daily use and promising freedom from rain. It touts a 1696 charter and appeals to housewives, warning against inferior products and demanding a refund guarantee.
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Pound of Potash Adds a Bushel of Potatoes
Old slogan explains land clearing potash effect. Maine Experiment Station reports use of a half pound of potash per pound of fertilizer yields an extra bushel of potatoes. Seed potatoes should be formalin treated and stored to prevent reinfection. Regular spraying for blight and beetles advised with Bordeaux mixture and arsenate of lead.
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Maine Experiment Station
Poultry Drive Aims to Improve Stock Quality and Production
Poultry experts in the United States Department of Agriculture and state Extension forces emphasize replacing mongrel stock with standardized birds to boost both output and quality. The effort follows last fall’s culling push and a farmers institute talk on removing inferior birds to raise overall flock vigor.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Farmers’ Institute
Liteitz
County tobacco growers favor eight foot horse driveway rule
The Lazcaster County Tobacco Growers Association voted unanimously to back an eight foot horse driveway along all state highways. They cite smoother road surfaces hindering horse footing and ongoing rural transport by horse, urging provision of a dedicated driveway. Read the Racorp, $1.50 a year.
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Lazcaster
Toobacco
Grass Fundamentals and Soil Health in Agriculture in Lancaster
Aldug Herr a Lancaster county farmer discusses grass and clover crops for soil fertility and hay production. He notes grass soils humus benefits, the role of red alsike sweet clover and alfalfa, and warns on seed costs and disk seeder limits on clay soils.
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Aldug Herr
Lancaster County
State Department of Agriculture
Rasmussen
Improvements at Gretna Mt Gretna Hitching Park
Gretna Mt Gretna plans to open five acres of the historic hitching park for building lots and a new residential district. The site once housed hundreds of teams during the agricultural exposition and U B campmeeting week. A spring start for the development is anticipated.
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Mt. Gretna
Tobacco Shipped From Holtwood to Reatucky Groundswell Interest
Three car loads of Holtwood tobacco sold by George Murry of Martic township excite Lancaster County farmers. Two cars shipped two weeks ago, one more Friday. Destination rumored southern point, likely Kentucky, for public sale. Local farmers seek a dealer to pack their remaining 1918 tobacco before spoilage.
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Lancaster County
Holtwood
George Murry
Martic Township
Murry
Marti
Kentucky
Gardens Will Be Profitable This Year
The USDA reports home gardening can be profitable for dedicated amateurs with land and time. High food prices raise savings, but gardens should primarily meet family needs rather than market sales.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Wble Invest
Build a Silo and Provide Cheaper and Better Feed for Your Dairy
Aimed at dairymen, the piece cites Secretary of Agriculture Fred Rasmussen urging silos to cut feed costs. It contrasts two tons of hay per acre with sixteen tons of silage per acre that can feed five cows for six months, noting silage is a green, succulent feed improving cow health. It urges planning now for next winter and references a Pennsylvania State College bulletin on silo construction as a helpful guide.
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Fred. Rasmussen
Pennsylvania State College
State Collenge
Exhibit on the streets lodges oldest master seeks claimant
Charles M. Abbott of Espy exhibits on the street a dyed object from 1886 and in good preservation. He asks if anyone can claim it as older master. reads the record at 1.30 per year.
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Charles M. Abbott
Espy
Lle
Grip Disease Patient Praises Tanlac Relief
Mrs H B Miller of Blairsville says grippe left her a nervous wreck with loss of appetite gas pains and constant bromide use. After taking Tanlac she sleeps well and recovers, claiming immunity during epidemics and urging others to keep Tanlac at home. The genuine Tanlac by J I Gore Co is sold by Druggist U N Moyer.
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H. B. Miller
Blairsville
Johnstown
Grippe
Tanlac
J. I. Gore Co
U. N. Moyer
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