Garden Campaign Spurs City Home Gardens in South
A report by CG J Miles, Tennessee city garden specialist, shows 24 Tennessee cities organized for market garden work reaching 598 550 gardens on 4103 acres. Memphis led with 20 512 gardens, Knoxville 10 060, Nashville 3 900, and Chattanooga 5 000, aiming to utilize back yards and vacant lots for vegetables and reduce plowing costs through community effort.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Tates
South
CG. J. Miles
Tennessee
Mr. Miles
Memphis
Knnxville
Nashville
Chattanooga
Miles
Couneil of
Defenge
Wwn
Mouch
Division of Extension
Way of spreading manure and acid phosphate test outcome
Experimental tests show spreading manure on two rods yields larger profits than on one acre. Supplementing each ton with 40 pounds of acid phosphate raises value from 2.00 to 52. Honest policy in packing and marketing farm products emphasized. Potato crop forecast 11 percent below normal. famine threat noted with potential price relief.
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Knight
Bureaus Avert Fire Losses In California Rural Units Formed
Fire losses in California this year run at 40 percent of prior years thanks to farm bureau driven fire protection. Local rural fire companies formed in 860 centers, with 6,301 farmers enlisted and 207 auto trailers purchased for grain and grass fires covering 15,012 square miles. Estimated pre-sabotage losses of 760,000 dollars annually were mitigated, saving about two million dollars worth of foodstuffs.
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United States Department of Agriculture
California
Protection for Livestock and Farm Buildings Advice
Agriculture officials urge housing poultry, pigs, and dairy cattle especially at night as frosty weather arrives. Keep housing buildings in good condition or remodeled along approved lines and seek county agent guidance for new construction.
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United States
Demand for More Chickens in Coming Seasons
The article notes a growing demand for poultry this winter with price reductions and plans by hundreds of thousands of farmers to raise poultry next spring and summer to support beef and pork supply for feeding the world. It highlights the need for young hens and emphasizes abundant, quality feed for sows.
Table Scraps Made Useful In Every Household
Table scraps and kitchen waste have feeding value when fed, preventing vermin. Keep leaves composting by piling them in a corner with soil to turn them into fertilizer for use in the yard or garden.
Self-Feeder for Hogs Promoted for Birth Weeks
A homemade self feeder is recommended for hogs from birth, with the maker arguing it provides the best feed method. The design is described as simple and effective for early life stages.
Get Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules for kidney relief
An old health ad warns of kidney and urinary trouble and touts Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a rapid remedy. It claims quick relief, a money back guarantee, and a centuries long reputation for kidney bladder and urinary health, urging immediate use at drug stores.
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Bright
Haarlem
Retreat Sparks Dispute Over Attendance and Escape
A terse exchange reveals a man resisting a party at home arguing his wife plans a social event and will search for him if he stays. He fears discovery and uses avoidance to dodge the gathering, prompting questions about motives and consequences.
Castoria warning and old remedy endorsement
Examine carefully every bottle of Castoria the famous old remedy for infants and children to ensure the 7 In Use for Over 40 Years claim. The text mentions a child’s reaction and a claim about a child named Mayme praising a mother’s baby, with garbled lines about gowns, Hector, and tron in the system.
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Fletcher
Mayme
Cuticura Routine Promises Clear Skin Benefits
A vintage ad describes using Cuticura Ointment on rising and retiring, washing off after five minutes with Cuticura Soap and hot water. It touts skin benefits for poor complexions dandruff itching and red rough hands.
Senator Sorghum Faces Reelection Question in Debate
In a terse exchange, Senator Sorghum notes his reelection bid is the central issue. The dialogue signals campaign concerns amid a period of political tension as voters consider the senator's future in office.
Was Bound to Have Her Baby Tale
A neighbor's sweet baby girl inspires a boy to flee to the bank and withdraw all his money. He tells his mother he will buy the baby, then says if that fails they will rent her. The mother quips about the mamma not selling, and the boy stays hopeful with a humorous twist.
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Buddy
Unclear fragmentary note on coal, phonograph, and debts
Fragmentary text mentions soft coal making winter work harder, Red Cross Bull Blue aid, a reference to early phonographs, and a saying about debt. Details are disjointed, with missing subjects and dates, providing no clear event or figure to report.
Fragmented note mentions pumpkin pie priority
A garbled OCR fragment references pumpkin pie and a preference for a small piece over a whole pumpkin. It includes disjoint phrases about names and actions that are unclear, yielding limited coherent facts or identifiable entities.
The Reason and the Marching Sap In Thought's Wing
A terse reflection on motive and momentum, likening thought to wings that spur action. The speaker questions the allure of regimented marching and the sap of enthusiasm feeding collective motion.
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