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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1922
Page
7
The Kansas City Star notes the contrast between poet Tennyson J Daft and expected poet looks. It humorously recalls portraits where poets resemble large catfishes with thick hair and oversized horn-rimmed glasses.
Children’s handkerchiefs are said to look dull when washed. Wash with good soap and rinse in water blued with Red Cross Ball Blue for a brighter finish.
The New York Sun notes Rub-Watson has quit golf and was seen yesterday changing a tire, while he still speaks the language.
The U S Department of Agriculture launches a nation wide service to spread up to date feeding methods. It partners with state colleges and county agents to assist farmers with difficult feeding problems and to promote better feeding practices nationwide.
United States Department of Agriculture reports that copper sprays such as bourbeaus pickering and barium water sprays raise tuber solids and starch while boosting yield and keeping quality. A bulletin by F C Cook shows average 32 4 percent yield increase across seven states and offers free copies from USDA Washington D C.
A Colorado county agent demonstrated the value of pure bred hogs in a USDA reported event. He used two market hogs a pure bred Duroc Jersey and a scrub red hog weighing similarly live but yielding more dressed meat for the pure bred. The demonstration drew over 500 observers in the county school auditorium.
Nebraska station reports alfalfa cut in full bloom yields more hay but is less palatable. Early mowing reduces longevity while cutting at crown regrowth aids weed competition and moisture conservation. Late fall cuts risk winter kill. Planting alfalfa in rows with cultivation for hay is not cost effective.
A pasture mix using rape as a base to feed sheep calves and colts all summer. The recipe calls for three pounds of rape one bushel of oats one half bushel of one or two other small grains and ten to twenty pounds of sorghum. Sudan grass can replace sorghum in ten pounds with good results.
Specialists in the bureau of chemistry United States Department of Agriculture report leather goods used by farmers can gain much life through careful initial selection and proper care to strengthen and preserve belts harness and other leather articles.
The United States Department of Agriculture calls rat viruses generally unreliable and costly. It urges rat destruction and cooperates with local campaigns. Farmers' Bulletins S96 and S932 outline methods for killing rats.
A little girl named Selly takes a morning drive through scenic hills and meadows. The journey spotlights mountains, mist, waterfalls, birds, flowers, cows, and the bond with Mother Nature as Sun returns and the scenery glows.
Seeding has begun earlier than usual across Western Canada with soil moisture ideal in Saskatchewan and Alberta. By April 12 seeding started in many areas and by May 16 wheat was visible, oats were being sown, and corn planted. Farm labor shifts to year-round work at lower wages, with dairying and stock raising expanding the sector.
A concise reflection posits that genuine genius earns respect by recognizing its own worth first. The quote implies self acknowledgment precedes external admiration and success.
A concise, dignified quotation from Cicero praising fidelity as the highest virtue and the noble endowment of the human mind.
A design brief advises using a narrow strip of adhesive plaster to attach a small coin to mail. The coin would travel safely to the destination as a discreet, safe method for mailing money.
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