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Newspaper
Mooresville Times
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1920
Page
3
Mr E J Toupe of 1438 Rose Street La Crosse Wisconsin suffered chronic bronchitis for 26 years with winter hoarseness. After using three fourths of a bottle Peru-Na relief came and he recommends it for catarrh and related ailments. It can be bought in tablet or liquid form.
A fragmented OCR text presents cryptic lines debating poets and fate with references to Wind, an imam, anvil, hammer, and scattered place names. The garbled phrases suggest a literary puzzle or allegorical critique tied to undefined figures. No clear event or individuals emerge.
An old advertisement extols a corn removal product Freazone claiming it hurts nothing and costs only a few cents. It promises instant pain relief and gradual removal of corns and calluses with a few drops applied to the affected area.
A fragmented local item mentions Lille Mir and Meek at a city star venue. Sparse readable text hints at a meeting or event related to sports or community activity, but details are unclear. The article preserves named individuals Lille Mir and Meek alongside city context.
An old Bayer advertisement touts Bayer Tablets of Aspirin as a genuine aspirin remedy used for over twenty years. It notes a Bayer package with directions for relief of headache earache neuralgia toothache and pain. The ad mentions small tin boxes and larger packages and explains aspirin as a trade mark of Bayer Manufacture.
In a childhood memory Earl recalls a small calf kicking his cheek in the barn. His kindly grandfather remarks on the oddity, and Earl responds that a man needs experience to tell his grandchildren. The exchange highlights endurance and storytelling.
A federal circular outlines steps to run fair, equitable garden competitions sharing methods for classifying entries arranging exhibits labeling prizes and fixing dates. It notes small plots can compete with larger ones and token prizes work. shows build community spirit and neighborly ties through horticultural exhibits.
Officials from the United States department of agriculture and New Jersey agriculture department outline plans to control the Japanese beetle. Measures include sodium cyanide soil injections, chemical sprays, captures by sweep nets, destruction of weed hosts, and imports of beetle parasites from Japan.
The text describes market stations under the United States Department of Agriculture serving as branches linked to Washington. Station personnel gather raw materials, process market reports and reviews, and circulate news to the public. Workers are skilled in production or marketing and operate from market opening to close.
Timothy hay yields low protein and poor feeding value compared with clover or alfalfa. It is essential for dairy cattle to focus on higher protein feeds, as Timothy offers limited returns and can cause constipation in animals. Ferility impact and soil drawbacks further reduce its appeal.
Mrs. Ernest Hirsch of Pittsburgh reports a novel experiment in which two doves became foster parents to a baby chick. After three weeks of waiting she placed a full sized hen egg under the dove pair and observed daily as they shared incubation. A chick hatched and struggled to leave the nest.
The Missouri preacher Dr. W. N. Prottsman, once called the Henry Ward Beecher of Missouri, served sixty years. He recalled delivering a backwoods Virginia sermon and receiving blunt audience feedback from an old man who preferred a small lump of sugar over a bucket of sap.
A motorist asks the time and a farmer responds with a humorous warning about fake time. The farmer declares it is 3 57 p.m and tells the caller to do his own arithmetic if he is clever. The exchange plays on clever wordplay and rural wit.
Very young trees can be protected from damage by hogs by providing rubbing posts and keeping the hogs free from lice. The animals will not rub against the trees if they are free from vermin. A good hog offer is a great help in this case.
Farmers are urged to salvage usable parts from discarded equipment rather than hide it away to rust. Braces gear wheels bolts and nuts can be reused on other machines or for workshops. taking machines apart early saves many handy pieces.
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