12 May 1927
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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1927
Page
1
The report classifies inhabitants into more than fifty groups with areas ranging from almost deserted to densely populated. White population totals under 10,000 amid various cultural references.
In a noted misprint The Outlook reports a dramatic line about a doctor feeling a patient's purse and declaring no hope, provoking uproar among medical council members and readers.
A lighthearted note reveals a parent praising his son’s school progress after sending him a new speedster. The boy writes that he is passing everything, implying improved academic performance through the boost.
Vulcanite or ebonite is a dark India rubber with high sulphur content and vulcanization. It is used for mouthpieces of pipes, combs, bottle stoppers, and mainly as an electrical insulator in instruments.
In the Canary Islands the staple gofeo blends wheat, rye and maize into a mixed meal. Islanders’ fitness is cited as evidence of the diet’s value and utility.
A USDA study led by Dr. George W. Stiles and Dr. Hubert Bunyea finds vaccination as a major reducing method for roup in poultry. Young birds remain more susceptible. antiseptics in drinking water show little value. bacterin vaccines from single outbreaks or multiple outbreaks prove effective. vaccination across flocks yields encouraging results.
The article explains protein content governs wheat pricing and premiums for high protein lots. It cites variability among chemists and reports Department of Agriculture Bulletin 1460-D on a recommended test method and procedures to reduce errors. A copy is obtainable from the U.S. Department of Agriculture in Washington, D.C.
New study at an Iowa college tests feeding iron oxide to fall fattening pigs and spring piglets to be kept over. Iron boosts rapid gains at lower cost and links to blood color linked to vigor and vitality, according to experimenters.
The article offers practical farming guidance on lime use to improve soil humus, seed vitality lasting up to four years, and crop storage near 40 degrees Fahrenheit. It stresses keeping weeds down, frequent cultivation, and experimenting with cooperative farming for stronger results. It also notes alfalfa safety for horses and recommends Bordeaux mixture spraying for watermelons to mitigate anthracnose.
A Minnesota woman writes that Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound improved her health and confidence after years of fear and isolation. She credits the remedy with transforming her life and asks others on the “Sunmit Road to Better Health” to consider it.
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