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Newspaper
Maurice Times
Location
Maurice, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1929
Page
3
An advertisement extols Castoria as a safe vegetable remedy for infants and children. It emphasizes easy use for colic constipation and diarrhea, claiming it’s trusted by doctors and carried by every druggist, with a promise of relief and peaceful nights for anxious parents.
The readable scraps mention an automobile pun puzzle about power and studs, note a phrase about British English women entering trade including a barber, reference a Brazilian bandit terrorizing five states since 1920, and observations on petition signing, moving flats, initiation of wickedness, and insufficient wages.
A garbled note discusses a universal remedy claimed to aid digestion and neutralize acid, marketed to both men and women and recommended by physicians. The text references a product associated with a long-standing brand dating back to 1875.
Farmers learn silage lowers milk production costs by improving digestion and water balance, with experiments showing silos for summer and winter use. Modern sprayers enable rapid, thorough orchard and potato field applications, boosting yields. Onion culture offers year round green onions from Egyptian tree onions and Bermuda sets, while cheapening dairy rations through high protein legume hays.
The article discusses achieving profitable stock production by providing a balanced diet with protein and carbohydrates. It notes farm grown forage supplies vitamins and minerals, and emphasizes practical feeding strategies using roughage, silage, and carbohydrate sources to meet animal needs.
Early spring sowing of sweet clover yields substantial pasture in the first year and peak forage in the second year. It outperforms alfalfa for pasture use and offers strong all around benefits as a forage crop.
Market premiums for high quality eggs push interest toward larger egg size. Inherited tendencies toward large eggs exist, and careful incubator placement can improve flock egg size. If trap nesting is used, remove the very largest eggs from hens deviating above the flock average.
The article advises soaking wooden fence posts for five hours in hot creosote followed by five hours in cold creosote. This treatment purportedly doubles or triples post life and is described as more effective than painting or selling in gravel or using untreated posts.
The article advises poultry farmers to provide high protein feed through the summer. It emphasizes avoiding shortages by supplying protein via clover or soybeans and using grafts and products to tailor rations to animal needs.
Fragmentary text discusses money in sailing and livestock markets. It mentions mature and young animals, pricing per pound by age groups, and cost factors like feed and board. The fragment lacks clear targets, dates, places, or organizations to anchor a full summary.
A garbled line mentions sweet clover about a foot high and suggests continued activity through the suturer and early fat. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
Seed clover may be seeded during winter when soil is cold and thawing. Spring seeding is less favorable, especially with oxygen constraints, and requires scarified seed and high germination. Winter seeds should not be scarified. Use nurse crops or companions to aid establishment.
The article reports that Commissioner Doran denies inspiring border terrorism accusations from Red R. H. Clancy who claims Doran threatened to curb customs guards. Doran states the customs patrol is outside his jurisdiction in the pier area and cannot command them. A judge remarks on sentencing a man on his 21st birthday with up to six days in jail and a $100 fine.
Captain Ross G. Hoyt plans a 5,360 mile flight from San Francisco to New York and back in 35 hours in a Curtiss pursuit plane. He aims to average 150 miles per hour and is noted as a veteran pilot from the Question Mark mission.
Capt Hermann Koekl the first east to west Atlantic flyer with Re oe Fitzmaurice and the late Baron von Huenefeld becomes vision director for the Mira Catholic missionary group based in Santinwest Attica. The report notes international news trends and health rate stats reflecting five month period January May with a rise in prevalence.
London discussed a reduced cumulative rate for the first two months of 1999, nearly two per cent lower than January February a year earlier. Figures come from Vital Statistics by a life insurance group with 886 809 industrial policyholders in the US and Canada. May gains were strongest east of the Alleghenies and in Canada. Pacific coast health remained stable amid epidemic notes, with influenza deaths down about 59 percent and drops in tuberculosis heart disease pneumonia and Brights disease. Homicide rose over 34 percent. A small rise in deaths from cancer and alcoholic fatalities is noted.
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