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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1920
Page
7
United States Department of Agriculture warns that up to nearly one half of eggs produced in the United States are losses due to careless handling and unsanitary conditions. The guide urges clean nests, daily gathering, proper storage, and candling to identify defective eggs and minimize losses.
A United States Department of Agriculture report highlights Argentina as a strong market for high quality breeding stock. It notes keen competition with England, a need to select top animals to influence future trade, and a large market suitable for surplus United States stock.
Dairy experts urge cooling and proper sanitation to prevent sour milk waste. Keep milk clean and cold, sterilize utensils, and use ice or cold water. if steam is unavailable, boil water and ask the county agent or USDA for guidance.
Guidance on handling and marketing eggs and chicks from the Ierys noting avoid selling unknown age nests. Advice covers housing chicks at home, supplying clean field soil, egg composition by shell yolk and white, protecting eggs from sun in warm weather, and shipping eggs twice or thrice weekly. Emphasizes cleanliness of poultry buildings to prevent lice and mites for good results.
A devotional on Psalm 23 for all ages highlighting God as Divine Shepherd who feeds, rests, restores, guides, and comforts. It emphasizes constant care, provision, and eternal fellowship with God through Christ, urging readers to trust and make Christ their personal shepherd.
Ruskin sketches three classes of humanity the lowest selfish and blind to work the second noble yet indecisive the third high and detached losing sight of action He argues many are blinded by abstract aims or lofty plans and crushed by careless vulgarity and selfishness.
A terse exchange turns on the idea that no amount of hard work pays off if the result is a lemon. The dialogue underscores frustration with outcomes failing to reflect effort.
An old advertisement touts aspirin as safe and prescribed for over twenty years. It urges consumers to accept only genuine Bayer packaging with directions for headache toothache earache neuralgia rheumatism colds and pain. It notes tablet tins of 12 cost a few cents and mentions larger Bayer packages sold by druggists.
The article asserts South America holds vast untapped resources with soils capable of all crops and mines of gold silver and coal only lightly explored. It emphasizes the continent's potential as greater than any other for future development.
No ugly grimy streaks on the clothes when Red Cross Ball Blue is used. Good bluing gets good results. All grocers carry it.
To fix scratches mix equal parts of salad oil and vinegar in a bottle. Shake well. Dip a soft rag into the solution and rub into the wood until scratches vanish. Finish with a final polish using another soft rag. The result should please you.
Tevland reports about 100 geysers erupting in Iceland, emitting columns of hot water into the air. The phenomenon highlights geothermal activity and potential tourist interest across the region.
Clear, old fashioned advertisement extols Cuticura trio for daily skin care. Soap cleanses and purifies Ointment soothes and heals Talcum powders and perfumes. Aimed at general households, with price 25e. and promotional push.
An injured man recounts a fall that caused internal and external harm. He notes a flask in his hip pocket was involved and reflects on the irony of the incident.
A dialogue in two suburban papers describes a plan for a local league grouping residents who will garden this year with those planning to keep chickens. The exchange clarifies it is an agreement among neighbors rather than a formal political straw vote.
A writer in Etude argues for teaching music to children as young as seven for church choirs. The program includes thorough drill in self discipline and, when appropriate, harmony and broader music education.
The piece notes rising luxury taxes and a claimed $8 50,000,000 spent since the armistice. It argues labor conditions have improved and will not revert, citing a Cincinnati iron firm reporting tenfold bathtub demand growth as evidence of better living standards.
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