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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1950
Page
3
Dan Goldsmith of Coogla Cut Rate Store lauds HADACOL for boosting energy and sleep. The ad claims improved vitality through vitamins B and Niacin, iron, and hemoglobin support, with a money back guarantee and a $1.25 price.
Montana State College scientists report milk can serve as effective plant food for certain flowers and vegetables. Milk may speed growth, enhance bloom size and color, and extend vase life in petunias roses cinerarias and chrysanthemums, with some exceptions like poinsettias and carnations. Further tests are planned as the method develops.
The Iowa development commission reports average Iowa farmland earns between 4.50 and 5.00 a month per cash acre. A 160 acre farm would gross about 768 monthly, with 34.5 million acres in farms yielding roughly 4.95 per acre monthly. The six months of 1950 show 4.50 per month per acre gross, before expenses for power machinery labor stock and feed.
A farm hog feeding method shows a slop storage tank assembled from 3 inch pipe elbows and sections. Materials include two 3 inch pipe pieces six inches long one 3 inch piece twelve inches long and two 3 inch elbows. The barrel is mounted on a 30 inch high box near the fence to allow pipe entry to the trough and a wooden plunger is fashioned from soft wood.
A vintage Christmas advertisement urges shoppers to buy Camel cigarettes and Prince Albert Smoking Tobacco tins as ready wrapped gifts. It touts gift cards and festive packaging, claiming Camel is the most smoked brand and promoting convenient holiday shopping at local dealers.
A devotional on Paul’s phrase poured out as an offering to God and the need to share living faith. It argues faith cannot be hoarded like sugar, but must be given and lived, with testimony and daily example guiding others toward Christ. It warns against superficial faith worn only on Sundays and highlights missionary living as convincing proof.
An advertisement touts Nu Maid margarine with phrases about taste and texture. It offers $5 for first accepted ideas from contributors and lists Grandma at 109 East Pearl Street Cincinnati Ohio as the contact.
The national economy and balanced meat production push emphasis on meat quality. Livestock producers now aim to raise animals that meet consumer demand for quality products.
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