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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1922
Page
3
A brief tribute extols the civil engineer as the apex of masculine perfection highlighting imagination practicality and intellect. An advertisement promotes Red Cross Ball Give laundry product promising sparkling white linens and reliable performance at grocers.
A historical note asserts that a person with truly open eyes values the church's invisible framework as much as its physical structure and additions, framing spiritual integrity over architectural change.
A fireless cooker arranged in a basket form is positioned for serving hot meals in out-of-doors public places. The device aims to convey ready-to-eat food without direct flame, suggesting a portable catering solution for events and street service.
A U S treasury report shows World War I veteran relief payments from July 1 to October 1, 1922 totaled 160,178,006 dollars, up from 91,679,045 dollars in the same four months of 1921.
The advertisement touts Cuticura for sore hands and suggests soaking hands in Cuticura Soap, drying, rubbing in Cuticura Ointment, and removing excess with tissue. It claims Soap Ointment and Talcum cover all toilet needs.
A brief note referencing giving a wife cash as a birthday present and instructing her to pay the first installment on a purchase. The fragment appears from a Life section item without additional context or specifics.
A USDA study finds consumer preference for lighter lamb cuts and higher fat in heavier lambs drives demand away from 45 to 50 pound dressed weight carcasses. Retailers note legs are hard to move. prices for light saddles vs heavy saddles diverge as buyers favor lighter leg cuts.
Department of Agriculture notes the quick spread of a single superior head as key to crop improvement. Albion oats from Iowa No. 108 began from a 1906 head, with seed first distributed in 1913 and by 1919 grown on about 1.5 million acres. Plant explorers seek disease resistance and hardiness by studying native origins across the world.
The article notes consumer demand for lighter meat cuts reduces sales of heavy chops and shifts beef cattle marketing toward lighter weights. Lamb producers face a choice between earlier, lighter lambs for higher per-pound prices or heavier lambs hoping weight gains offset lower price per pound.
A persisting call to farmers to adopt crop rotation and better land practices. The piece warns that ignoring soil fertility leads to exhausted soil, run-down fields, and Scrubby cattle, urging settlers to heed the long-term value of sustainable farming.
W. E. Jackson of the Oklahoma Agricultural Experiment Station outlines a four spray program to manage codling moth in apples. The first calyx spray, using lead arsenate, is crucial to reach worms entering at the blossom end. follow with three more sprays at roughly four week intervals using the Bordeaux mixture combination.
Red raspberries thrive in cool climates but can yield well in warmer areas with proper care. Midwest varieties show few diseases or pests, though weather stress in summer and winter can harm canes. good cultural practices help secure a better crop.
The article explains red raspberries propagate by suckers like blackberries and need different pruning from black raspberries which grow from tips. Purple raspberries are a red and black hybrid, grow from tips like black raspberries but taller, combining traits of both parents.
The Bureau of Animal Industry reports 186 Vermont farmers enrolled in the Better Sires Better Stock campaign in one day. Among them H. H. Reese of the United States Morgan horse farm at Middlebury enrolled 228 head of horses cattle sheep and chickens all bred to purebred sires as a enrollment requirement.
Do not put manure in holes when setting trees. Trials show manure is condemned. if used place atop the ground around the tree and scrape away before fall. Leftover manure makes fine mouse nests near the tree.
Dry mix sulfur lime is recommended as a substitute for self boiled lime sulfur as a summer fungicide for tree fruits.
The text asserts successful control of sucking insects requires every individual to be hit by the mixture, emphasizing comprehensive coverage for effective results.
The guidance notes that applying rot control in June yields best results by thinning green fruits so they do not touch, reducing disease spread and keeping the crop healthier.
Milwaukee reader Mrs Mary Saiecheck shares how she improved after giving up medicines and using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Her letter praises the tonic for postnatal fatigue and general restoration, noting decades of favorable patient reports and appreciation from women.
A riddle about work rates asks if one man can build a house in twelve days and six men finish in two days. The reply compares this to a ship crossing the ocean in six days and whether six ships can cross in one day, citing London Answers.
An old ad touts Nujol as a natural lubricant that aids regular bowel movements without gripping. It claims modern laxatives risk permanent injury and positions Nujol as harmless, nonmedical, used in leading hospitals and sold by druggists.
Maj. Gen. James G. Warbord deputy chief of staff retires after three years in the army. He rose from buck private to second in command and earned two Distinguished Service Medals. He is honored by Great Britain France Belgium Italy Montenegro and Panama.
An advert describes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as an ointment for local use and an internal tonic to clear mucous surfaces. It states the product has been sold by druggists for over 40 years and lists Be J Cheney & Co Toledo as the maker.
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