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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1912
Page
7
C O Reed of the University of Illinois outlines farm mechanics division tests to improve corn planter drop accuracy. Factors include kernel shape, corn grade, drop system, and plate selection. Field tests reveal higher accuracy gains due to machine jarring. an accompanying photograph shows a lab testing stand setup.
Labor saving methods for garden care and seed-bed prep. Long rows aid horse tilage. wheel hoes excel near beets onions and carrots. Regular shallow cultivation keeps soil friable, reduces later weed pressure, and helps crops get an even start by suppressing early weed seedlings.
In a parish column, readers are urged to consider cheaper cuts of meat as nutritious alternatives to steak and rib roasts. The piece notes that some households overspend on oysters, fish, and strawberries out of season, overlooking economical options that still meet dietary needs.
Doan's Kidney Pills are promoted as a remedy for kidney disorders causing joint pain and backache. A testimonial from Anthony Ruf of Chippewa Falls Wisconsin claims severe rheumatism and lumbago improved and then cured after using the product. The ad urges readers to buy at all stores and to remember the name.
In a brief exchange, Dacer and Howell question why Tom Watson is tagged with “of Boston” and compare it to the historical use with John L. Sullivan, noting it seems unnecessary today.
Irven Hutchison of Three Rivers Michigan testifies that dry eczema on his wrist and shin cleared after using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills. He credits the remedies with stopping itching burning and skin infection and notes long term relief. He urges others with skin diseases to try Cuticura and mentions free sample offers from Cuticura Department L Boston.
The Swiss National Bank in Zurich has printed 20 franc notes worth 6 million francs labeled war money. Guarded around the clock during production they are stored in the bank’s cellars and will not circulate unless Europe erupts into war.
A traveler discusses summer plans for a Rhine tour and asks for shopping advice. The reply recalls past experiences and prompts the waiter to present the wine card, framing a light exchange about what to buy on a river trip.
In a terse exchange, one person questions a mountain area report found near their home. The response labels the matter as moonshine, implying no concrete or actionable information.
An odd advertisement fragment touts Garfield Tea as a reliable remedy for kidney issues and liver concerns, noting tacit observations of known constats and remedies.
The Million for Manitoba League seeks to attract new residents to Manitoba by expanding information networks across municipalities. It highlights vast available homestead land, strong rail access, growing markets, and triggers for immigration, noting 20 million acres free for farming and potential rural population growth toward 800,000. Winnipeg and other towns offer local markets while Dominion and Provincial immigration offices back the effort.
A dialogue on whether time would be needed to let a jungle grow dense enough to shield the Panama Canal from the sea. The statesman cautions such an approach would take years and that Congress might not approve funds for an alternative plan.
The temperance meeting featured a debate on liquor’s harm with a sharp exchange. A husky rear audience member answered the orator by quipping that thirst drives misery, adding a wry close to the discussion.
The text asks whether a mobile countenance equals an autoface, querying if the terms describe the same appearance altering mechanism. It appears as a stylistic or speculative note rather than a reported event.
A damaged OCR fragment suggests a bill collector aims to locate two men. The text is incomplete, offering no names, dates, or locations to confirm identities or actions.
The future statesman Thomas B Reed refused to bail a leaking boat saying it was unconstitutional because the constitution says excessive bail shall not be required. This anecdote from Youth's Companion illustrates his early wit and regard for constitutional limits.
A young woman asks a statesman what post she would hold if women governed the country. He replies she should manage the institution for the deaf and dumb, arguing either they would learn to talk or she would learn to keep quiet.
The jewels worn by the Daughters of the American Revolution at a Washington reception are said to be worth more than 500000 dollars. The article notes that such jewelry values are often inflated by estimates and adds a historical aside about if Revolutionary fathers had 50000 dollars worth of ammunition at key times they might have shortened the war by years.
A remark questions a man’s airs among peers and notes he was once run over by a motor car owned by a multimillionaire. The report highlights casual observations about status and a past traffic accident involving a wealthy individual.
A note observes disapproval of tipping while addressing manners and respect. The text critiques the habit of tipping and implies a preference for courtesy without automatic gratuities.
A quirky 19th century note praises Garfield Tea for clearing muddied complexions, freshening breath, and tempering moods. It urges even tempered speech and warns against exaggerating faults while friends will heed such advice.
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