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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1922
Page
3
A garbled advert mixes claims for beet root health products with cosmetics. It mentions Cuthcurs Trio soaps and Taleum perfumes alongside toilet requisites and a joking reference to a visiting golfer, creating a surreal, disjointed promotion.
Backers of a product named Diamond Dyes promote dyeing draperies, skirts, and sweaters with the solution. The ad suggests vivid color results though the copy is fragmentary and includes stray notes about the dye’s use on various fabrics and household items.
A historical note on poultry feeding stressing that proper diet boosts egg yield. It outlines principal grains like corn and wheat, practice of mixing ground feed, digestion considerations, and signs of healthy droppings as indicators of flock health. It references various rations and grain mixes and hints at sanitary conditions affecting results.
Agricultural note discusses mulch effectiveness, arguing dust mulch and straw mulch fail in arid regions due to wind, evaporation, and rainfall dynamics. Emphasizes soil openness to sun and air, wind exposure, and the need for ground cover that allows rain to reach roots. Mentions field mice and weed suppression as considerations.
The article analyzes seeding rates for various grasses and mixes, detailing pounds per acre for species like timothy, clover, Italian ryegrass, Sudan grass, and perennial ryegrass. It notes world grass diversity with about 6,080 cultivated and wild types, of which only around 20 are important in the United States.
A British agriculture ministry estimate via US agronomy officials reports wheat production in Eneland and Wales for WS to be lower than last year. Area sown to bares stands around 13.820 million acres with yield near 40 bushels per acre, totaling about 8.21 million bushels, down from 42.47 million last year.
In a chaotic report the leader faces threats as critics question decisions and the crowd reacts with chants and rumors. Amid tense exchanges London papers note pressure on Gowen Mant and Mrs Didigevti while observers describe a climate of distrust and heated rhetoric.
A garbled historical fragment recalls a pastor confronting a darky in a Pome barroom and a dramatic prayer scene. It then shifts to notes on Canada’s first railway between Lomratrie and Jonne Queter, mentioning builders and early routes, with stray references to Mary’s Lamb and a late Jefferson-era poem, all in a muddled, period-voiced digest.
Ailing housewives struggle with fatigue and illness, unable to complete chores. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is claimed to restore health and strength, with letters from readers detailing nervousness, pain, and improved ability to work after using the remedy.
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