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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1922
Page
3
A reader testimonial from Mrs M Lopic Tyrone Pa credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with relief from nervous weakness left side pains and fatigue. The letter claims strong body building effects and urges other women to try the product. It notes the letter may be used in full or part by readers.
A woman bursts into tears as she confronts divorce papers, marking a moment of high emotion reflected in public sentiment. The scene underscores personal strains amid shifting social attitudes in a time of change.
Designers pursue simple lines with new trims and metallic sheen in hats and gowns. Silver and gold hats with jeweled pins, gold stitching, and crepe georgette dresses show a mix of Chinese influenced design and brocade decoration.
United States Department of Agriculture urges alfalfa growers to inspect fields for Bick Spots caused by eelworm infection. The disease attacks the crown, browns stems, and weakens stands, with diagnosis aided by swollen buds and brittle bases. Prompt eradication includes crop rotation and reporting suspected cases to Washington.
Feeding specialists at the New York State College of Agriculture Ithaca advise dairymen to blend 500 pounds corn and oats ground together 300 pounds oil meal and 200 pounds gluten feed for fall. Alfalfa hay can raise the usable share of corn oats barley and wheat in the mix, and caution against over wetness with a typical 15 percent limit, possibly 20 percent.
The article advises against using suckers for grafting as they are seldom mature enough and tend to be tender and sap-filled. It recommends selecting well matured wood with stored food material in a dormant state, and harvesting roots of proper size from old trees for winter grafting.
Wilt disease of tomato is a growing threat to production. The disease spreads via diseased vines. All tomato vines should be burned. Do not replant tomatoes in the same field next year as the disease persists in soil.
USDA reports lamb and mutton are wholesome, nutritious meats ideal for family use. With only 3.7 percent of five year consumption, officials urge wider use, noting flavor improvements and favorable meat inspection rates.
San Jose senile is a serious currant pest visible as small white specks on bark. Lime sulphur spray in dormancy controls it. Other pests include imported currant worm, currant aphis, and currant borer. manage by early spraying, removing weakened stems, and targeting first broods to reduce damage.
A practical dairy guide recommends whitewashing cow stables before winter. It notes lightening and cleaning benefits, and shares a detailed formula using lime, salt, ground rice, glue, whiting, and hot water for a durable coating.
Feeding calves into baby beef yields 25 percent less feed per unit gain than aged steers and they hold feed longer after finish. This allows a longer market window, aiding planning of feeding operations and profitability.
Advertisement touts Red Cross Ball Blue as a stain free laundry aid for baby garments. Claims the product leaves clothes fresh and white with no streaks and is sold by all good grocers. Also contains a stray note about a misdelivered letter.
The ad promotes Allcock's original genuine porous plaster as a known value safe and effective external remedy. It contrasts marriage to a failed match, suggesting marriage fails only when not marrying one’s ideal.
A saying likens a person without ambition to dough missing yeast, implying no rise or progress. The metaphor emphasizes lack of drive and growth.
Mrs. A Hapner of South Bend Indiana reports relief from inward weakness and backaches after using Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. She says the medicine gave new life and improved her health from the first use. The ad invites readers to write to the Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo New York for free medical advice.
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