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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1921
Page
3
An advertisement touts 5:8.8., a famous old herb remedy, as the only long lasting relief for itching skin by purifying the blood. It argues external applications offer only temporary relief and urges readers to use the internal remedy to remove blood impurities.
A reflective line notes that lacking schemes prevents frustration when others foil plans, implying planning creates friction while absence of schemes reduces conflict and irritability.
Thousands of women suffer kidney and bladder trouble without realizing. Kidney issues can trigger back pain headaches and fatigue and affect other organs. Start treatment now with Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root from any drug store or request a sample by mailing ten cents to Dr Kilmer Co. Binghamton NY referencing this paper.
A crowded evening dance ends with a stumble as a dancer bumps into the narrator. Indignation over a pet corn and satin slipper prompts a sharp retort likening the offender to a bird and elephant. The remark about a brother learning to dance adds a humorous note to the moment.
Louis ville Courier Journal quotes a suggestion to form an investigating committee to probe conditions in Havana harbor. The speaker expresses openness if the effort is headed in the right direction.
A humorous exchange between two coaches about a football team turning vegetarian and losing games. The second coach quips that the opposing team threw garden bags, causing his players to become afraid.
Catarrh is described as a local disease influenced by constitutional conditions. The remedy halus catarrh medicine is taken internally and targets blood and mucous surfaces to destroy the disease’s foundation. It claims to improve general health and support nature’s healing, with druggists selling it and circulars available from F. J. Cheney & Co.
Brown complains about paying three dollars for an alarm clock. Jones says his dog serves as a wake up. The man explains the dog barks at 5:30 each morning and the owner simply hits the dog to know it is time to rise.
Mrs. Jenkins wife of a mason living at Fleur-de-Lis near Pengam Monmouthshire had been blind for 22 years after being struck by lightning 23 years ago. She gained sudden sight on a Saturday night amid long trance episodes and doctors expect the recovery to be permanent. London Times.
The Baldwin estate in North Woburn Mississippi hosts an ancient Baldwin apple tree planted by Col Loami Baldwin over a century ago. It spawned the famed Baldwin variety noted for large luscious fruit, believed to surpass newer trees nearby.
Massachusetts station analyzes poultry manure as a valuable asset for fertilizing orchards and strawberries. For orchard use the mix includes hen manure 1500 pounds, high grade potash 170 pounds, 16 per cent acid phosphate 330 pounds, total 2000 pounds with nitrogen 1.1 percent, phosphoric acid 3.8 percent, potash 4.5 percent. For strawberry patches the mix uses hen manure 1000 pounds, nitrate of soda 100 pounds, potash 200 pounds, acid phosphate 600 pounds.
Dewberries propagate easily like blackberries and can be grown from suckers or roots. Nurserymen favor root cuttings, cutting roots into inch or two long pieces and placing them in sand to begin shoots. Wild plants that bear well should be reproduced.
The article notes moisture levels determine fertilizer effectiveness. Sufficient moisture must be present and maintained by a soft mulch and frequent tillage to achieve best fertilizer results for trees.
The article notes that training beech and birch limbs low reduces vandalism by Jackknife mobs. It cites the Agriculture Department guidance suggesting low headed trees offer greater appeal to protect property.
The United States Department of Agriculture outlines egg breeds like Leghorns and Minorcas as active producers of small eggs with poor seating, meat breeds such as Brahmas Langshans and Cochins as large, slow birds good for roasters, and general purpose breeds like Plymouth Rocks Wyandottes Rhode Island Reds and Orpingtons balancing egg and meat production with decent broodiness.
Poultry experts from the United States Department of Agriculture advise cleaning and spraying coops and runs to control stick tight fleas. Treat birds with a kerosene and lard mixture carefully, grease combs and wattles, and wet dry soil around houses with salt water to prevent breeding.
Fifteen turkey hens can safely be mated to a vigorous tom if 25 or 80 hens are kept two toms should not run with them at the same time. one should be confined one day and the other the next When two toms run together they fight and the stronger does the mating.
A fragment from a fairy tale recounts Maggie's fondness for meals and treats. The Dream King invites Maggie to an imaginative party with characters like Lady Lettuce and Duke Ice Cream in a city of edible delights. A children’s note about a wax crayon box left on a radiator ends the piece.
W. W. Shay of North Carolina College of Agriculture argues pedigree alone cannot guarantee profits in hog farming. He cites two buyers at a pure bred sale, where price gains depended on feed quality and management. He warns against dry lot farming and promotes green fields, proper buildings, and diversified feeding strategies to maximize returns.
United States Department of Agriculture inspectors monitored livestock for disease during the last fiscal year. Cattle totaling 22,063,290 were inspected with 24,628 dipped. Sheep numbers reached 23,472,528 with 2,744,481 dipped. Swine inspections totaled 89,754,970 with 674,558 vaccinated. Horse and mule checks included 36,893 animals with 23,742 tested for malignant equine disease, five reacting.
In bad weather sheep need shelter and lambs feel the chill from damp cold air. Sheepmen emphasize providing ample shelter and green feed with roughage and grain to keep young lambs healthy during severe conditions.
Wet pulp or cornlage should always be included in the steer ration. The succulent feeds help keep stock healthy and hearty on fall feed, providing nutrition and vigor during the lean season.
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