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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1923
Page
13
A historical letter contrasts Sweden and nearby nations with Palestine, describing geography, language, climate, farming, diets, and social structure. It extols Swedish farming efficiency, livestock, and household roles while claiming farmers dominate politics, law, and economy with strong unions and minimal litigation.
The author extols European travel cheaply, praising Sweden Denmark and Egypt, recounts budget trips from Vienna to Copenhagen, Naples to Alexandria, and Jeru salem to Damascus. He argues war harms farmers, urges French and English fluency, and notes ubiquitous Singer and American Express services worldwide.
A stranger touring the city is told by a guide that the public library holds about 100,000 reference books. The exchange hints the staff in charge, not the boss, would be relied upon for certainty.
The value of bordeaux mixture in spraying potatoes rests on proper mixing. The standard uses five pounds of copper sulphate and five pounds of lime in 50 gallons of water. Dissolve copper sulphate in water via a bag, then prepare active lime separately and mix carefully to avoid heavy sediment.
Advice warns against tipping sacks of feed near colony houses and placing boards on the chick range. It notes overturned items can crush chicks and stresses chicks may self-harm if exposed to hazards, urging careful handling to prevent losses.
Qull hens which molt in July, they are unprofitable to keep. See whether you can't get your county agent to give a culling demonstration in your district. The Department of Agriculture will help you if you write and ask for assistance. The bureau of animal industry has the poultry work in its charge.
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