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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1913
Page
7
A field study shows market gardening relying on hand labor with many onions weeded by hand and weeds taking over in sections. A wheel hoe and regular soil stirring would improve plant growth and weed suppression, while spraying small patches remains labor intensive without machinery.
The guide outlines criteria for bull selection including advanced registry or strong milking cows if unavailable. Favor a sire with register of merit status, ensure the bull represents the breed with vigor, and verify offspring performance from milking daughters before replacement. Consider old bulls until heifers prove their quality, and assess past achievements alongside future potential.
An agricultural note suggests alternatives to poles for beans and similar crops. Stakes should be driven when planting to avoid disturbing roots. Beans are planted 18 inches apart in rows three feet apart. Wire works best, but strong twine can also support, with posts set to match pole strength.
A Brooklyn inventor introduced a floor specific fire alarm box for factories with many women workers. Each box on every floor triggers a belt and lights a number and letter indicating the fire's position. For example a fire near the center of the third floor lights "30" on all boxes to guide safe evacuation.
Mrs. Geo. F. Clark reports five years of scalp eczema, treated with Cuticura Ointment and Soap. After using one box of Ointment she says the cure became permanent, hair regrew, and itching and burning disappeared. The ad notes Cuticura Soap and Ointment are sold worldwide with a free sample offer.
A drummer spots an ancient nag hitched between shafts on a Hickville platform. An old driver sleeps on the box as the drummer warns of autos, but the negro says the horse has sense and won’t shy at trains or automodeels.
A fragmented line hints at a story about a woman awaiting someone named George known for tardiness and a referenced engagement involving a lady. The readable text remains vague on time, place, and outcome.
Advice on crafting travel aids, including a Cravanetted pillow from impervious material and a linen or silk cover, plus a simple knapsack. Describes strap systems, fasteners, and pocketed interiors to secure and transport small essentials during trips.
A two month married couple faces danger as the wife calls for help then selects a bonnet she desires while the husband rushes to the second floor in a dramatic scene. The piece captures urgent domestic tension and a vivid moment of desire.
The United States operates 363 glass factories producing goods valued at 59 million 976 thousand dollars.
Mrs Ep Farrow of Chippewa Falls Wisconsin praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for organic troubles including displacement backache and standing pain. Providence R I resident also states the product has done wonders and she would not be without it.
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