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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1922
Page
8
USDA analysis finds general-purpose fowls and Leghorns vary in feed needs for a dozen eggs. Pullets and yearlings show Leghorns use less feed. general-purpose birds better for market or hatching. Leghorns suit commercial egg farms. general folks prefer general-purpose breeds.
Analysis shows a ton of wheat straw contains about 10 pounds nitrogen 2.6 pounds phosphoric acid and 14.8 pounds potash. Valued as commercial nutrients at 80 cents 10 cents and 15 cents respectively the plant food would cost about 8 dollars in usable forms. Handling straw requires more labor than using commercial fertilizers.
The Air Way promises a superior clean for rugs and furniture using specialized methods and equipment, claiming safer, deeper results than traditional cleaning. This advertisement highlights quality service and professional treatment for upholstery and floor coverings.
An advertisement from Superior Nebraska features Mrs Chas Wentz praising Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for liver trouble. It urges readers to try the remedy in liquid or tablet form, offering a trial and free medical advice from Dr Pierce's Invalids Hotel in Buffalo New York.
During the Chattanooga Confederate Veterans reunion five days long, boy scouts served the veterans from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily. They guided trains, delivered messages, distributed sandwiches and coffee, and helped traffic. The Sons of Confederate Veterans passed a resolution thanking the scouts for their untiring help and demonstrating South pride.
Journalist Herbert Corey contrasts past and present youth at the American Legion convention in Kansas City. He recalls how a boy once disrupted events or peered in windows, while noting a shift in reverence for authority and the learning style of young people.
AT LAST the THOR is QUICKER YET and the EASY VACUUM is AUTOMATIC Oh, well, they are all good washers, take your choice, DELCO SHOP.
The time-honored method uses a low stand forcing the grinder and turner to stoop. A new design raises the stand to remove bending by using a foot lever to operate the stone. A further improvement attaches a flywheel and belt to power the grindstone from engines, spray rigs, or electric motors.
Central’s Glee Club girls performed a highly praised home concert in the First Reformed Church before a packed crowd. Duets by Beerends, Vander Meer, and Haan drew special note, with piano and organ solos and a diverse program that featured a Dutch piece and a Shakespearean reading, all praised as an enormous success.
Experiment stations and many successful farmers show paying to prepare a good seed bed before sowing oats. Disking the stalk ground proves better than plowing, giving a seed bed suited to the crop needs. For oats the bed should be firm beneath with a few inches of mellow surface soil, a bed produced by disking.
A playful exchange between Mr Allgold and Miss Smarte hints at securing affection by offering inducements. The message suggests obtaining carbon paper and second sheets at the Chronicle office as a clever bid.
A playful fable about a three toed tree toad winning the affection of a she toad in a tree, while a two toed rival fails to gain her nod. The she toad’s preference for the three toed lover and her veto of the two toad are rendered in light verse.
Nighttime incident ends with a fatal crash. Investigators uncover a crucial clue named Excelsor Selected amid the wreckage. Authorities urged residents to avoid speculation while pursuing leads. The event unfolded quickly as responders arrived and secured the scene.
A Boston Transcript quotation notes that idealism often masks high notions about what others should do, cautioning against an overbearing idealist attitude in public life. The remark frames a critique of moralizing judgment and urges practical guidance.
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