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Pendleton Times

Location

Pendleton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1923

Page

3

Woman Overcame Illness After Using Lydia E. Pinkham Product

Glens Falls New York resident Mrs George W Burchell reports two months of severe illness left her unable to stand or sew. After initiating the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co remedy she recovered enough to resume full family work and sewing, praising the treatment as life saving. The notice promotes free literature from Lydia E Pinkham Co.

Glens Falls N. Y George W. Burchell Glens Falls, N. Y

Companion and follow crops for home garden rotation

The article explains companion crops and follow crops for a home garden. It notes radish with parsley or carrots as companions and corn or cabbage as follow crops after radishes or lettuce. It emphasizes planting cabbage among radishes and onions to sustain growth.

Companion crop rotation for full garden yield

The article explains rotating crops to maximize soil use and yield. It advises tabulating companion crops, pruning plant families, and moving beans peas cabbage corn across the bed yearly. A rotating plan should be reversible to balance soil nutrients and disease prevention.

Marquis Wheat Dominates 24 Varieties In U S Study

United States Department of Agriculture researchers report Marquis wheat as the leading hard red spring variety among 24 tested. Since 1913 Marquis outyields others due to earlier maturity and flour quality, while Kota shows promise in rust-prone areas. The bulletin describes each variety and offers maps identifying regional adaptation.

United States Department of Agriculture United States J. Allen Clark John H. Martin Farmers’ Bulletin Marquis North Dakota Minnesota Red River Montana Washington, D. C

Candling Eggs Boosts Market Reputation and Price

Farmers merchants and shippers should candling eggs to remove doubt before sale The U S Department of Agriculture offers Bulletin 565 How to Candle Eggs with guidance for small and large lots Write Washington D C to obtain this bulletin for reliable candling methods and equipment

United States Department of Agriculture Department Washington, D. C

Sterilized Dairy Utensils and Bacteria Reduction

The USDA reports heat sterilization using water at 160 to 170 degrees F is superior to salt-chlorin and chlorin solutions for milking equipment. Tests show 338 percent more bacteria in milk from unsterile utensils, rising to 630 percent after 24 hours at 60 degrees F. When steam is unavailable, boiling water effectively lowers bacteria counts.

United States Department of Agriculture

Increase Milk Production on Dairy Farms Findings

U S Department of Agriculture experiments at Beltsville Maryland show cows milked at fixed hours but fed at fixed times produce only slightly more milk and butterfat than random schedules. When feeding and milking occur at random times, output falls about five percent in both milk and fat.

United States Department of Agriculture Beltsville

Campaigns Expand to Fight Pocket Gophers Across Plains States

The biological survey of the USDA leads large scale efforts against pocket gophers in Arizona, Idaho, Kansas, Nebraska, New Mexico, Oregon, Texas and Washington with extensive demonstrations in Florida, Missouri, North Dakota, Oklahoma and South Dakota. Alfalfa regions face heavy losses, often $2 or more per acre, from these pests.

Arizona Idaho Kansas Nebraska New Mexico Oregon Texas Washington Biological Survey United States Department of Agriculture Florida Missouri North Dakota Oklahoma South Dakota

Clean nesting boosts egg price in city market

Cean nests will raise fresh eggs by five to eight cents per dozen over dirty eggs. Change nesting material often and keep dropping boards clean. Renew litter when dirty. The house litter and boards must be clean to prevent dirty feet which can soil eggs.

Cean

Lime Essential for Layer Hens and Oyster Shell Supply

Lime is essential for shell production and heavily laying hens require large quantities. Oyster shell offers the most economical supply and is presented as a good paying investment for poultry farmers.

Tanlac restores strength for Richmond boxmaker

W. 5. Tucker of Richmond says Tanlac made him gain eighteen pounds and restored health after long weakness. He reports improved appetite, energy, and nerve relief, noting relief from rheumatism and liver issues. Tanlac marketed by druggists with over 35 million bottles sold.

Tanlac W. 5 Tucker North 28Th St Richmond Allegheny Box Co Taniac Tantac

At Least They Were Mates Church Shoe Mix Up

A mother and her two sons go to church. The favorite son realizes he is wearing one of his brother’s shoes and then returns with both wrong shoes again. He blames the mix up on his own carelessness as the family resumes the service.

Mother Bob

Harvard Scientists Claim 2000 New Suns Found in Peru Nebulae

Researchers at the Peruvian astronomical observatory photograph 2000 luminous nebulae shaped as whirling spirals. They may condense into suns with solar systems, some becoming planets as smaller fragments detach. Professor Holden earlier estimated at least 500 000 uncharted nebulae exist, so many remain undiscovered.

Harvard Astronomical Observatory Peru Professor Holden Lick Observatory

Poultry Raising Terms and Care Guidelines

The passage defines yearling hens, cockerels, and cocks, notes that high producing hens cost no more to keep, and advises on water, location, dry drafts free housing, and ample space. It warns against cramming and lists common poultry diseases such as tuberculosis. It also gives egg production benchmarks to cover feeding costs and mentions duck drake distinctions by tail curl and head shape.

Married or stranded he is anchored for life

A witty exchange probes marriage and commitment with a quip that the subject may be stranded rather than settled. The dialogue hints at social expectations and the permanence of union in a light, reflective tone.

City Worker Earnings Outpace Farmhand in City Budget

A city payroll discussion contrasts higher wages for municipal workers with greater living costs they incur, noting that the disparity reflects not just pay but spending needs in municipal life.

Lumber Cut Shifts West as Forest Service Reports

The lumber cut declines in eastern states while it rises across the west, with the forest service noting the nation’s softwood supply moving toward the west coast. Freight costs for home builders and manufacturers are expected to rise to a higher level.

Great Plains Forest Service United States Department of Agriculture West

Wireless Wonder: New maid dubbed after listening in joke

London Mail quips about a new maid nicknamed The Wireless Wonder for always listening in. An ad promotes Red Cross Ball Blue laundry aid promising dazzling baby dresses. Readership is urged to try it at grocers.

London Mail Baby

Roy Bean Courtroom Joke in Saloon Tradition

A tourist visits Roy Bean's saloon in western Texas where he allegedly runs a frequent informal court. When a dispute over change arises, Bean proclaims court in session and fines the visitor 19.50 dollars for disturbing the peace, illustrating the reputation of Bean as a quirky frontier judge.

Roy Bean Texas Bean Adventure Magazine

Boy notices grandfather’s new car with heater

A four year old boy Hiram riding with his mother and grandfather admires the family car. He points out the furnace heater in the rear compartment, exclaiming that grandpa has a new automobile with a furnace.

Hiram

Elizabeth the minister's daughter finds the Lord in her heart

Four year old Elizabeth, though young, is taught spiritual growth by her parents. She asks for one doll and then tells her mother that every time she goes upstairs the Lord comes into her heart. The mother embraces her with emotion.

Elizabeth Little Brother

Accident sparks cheek burn and paint smell

A light moment in a household scene where a wife reveals a curling iron burn on her cheek while the husband notes a smell like burning paint, implying a minor domestic mishap.

Wubby

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