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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1910
Page
6
A column urges merchants and citizens to unite in teamwork to combat mail order dominance, stressing cooperation across sports like baseball and football as a model. It argues towns thrive when citizens and businesses coordinate, educate rural youth, and build cohesive community effort.
Fragmentary text contrasts country children with urban wealth, noting lost education and limited access shaping their ability to farm and sell produce. The excerpt sketches a rural boy lacking schooling, hindering returns from soil and market.
MODEL COUNTRY scHool novEE dren, as a rule, are anxious to learn, they enjoy school and don't mind bad Country communities have ery fortunate in securing good teachers, and there seems to prevail a bond of love between teacher and pupil that helps to make their studies Interesting. Many rural districts have means of conveying scholars to and from school. The school building should be well lighted, well heated, well ventilated and as attractive as possible. The teachers should be acquainted with and perfected In all newest methods, and In every way possible the children abould be given the same advantages that are showered on city children. Most rural schools are poorly lighted. Their stoves throw out so little heat that only those who are so fortunat as to sit near can manage to keep warm, while others aniver all day and ride home chilled, frequently with se rious results Towns should make it a practice to let the children have every advantage of education.
Municipal Neatness argues for curb on billboard nuisance and street litter. It links clean lots with health, beauty, and civic pride, urging ordinances to ensure upkeep and curb slovenly municipal housekeeping, asserting neat surroundings improve residents' character and home desirability.
Advertisements trumpet farm land loans via O Hannon Land Co and assorted goods. Wilkinson the jeweler showcases leak proof pens, durable safe razors, and silverware. Poultry for sale includes Plymouth Rocks and Leghorns. Dr Shoop Restorative promises nerve health benefits and a free trial offer with Dr Shoop’s Health Coffee coupons. Bell’s Pine Tar Honey marketed as a trusted cough remedy with bottle branding.
An Iowa hog raiser in the American Agriculturist discusses ideal large hogs weighing 750 to 850 pounds at maturity for boars and 600 to 70 pounds for sows, emphasizing balance of size and quality. He describes traits like arched back, well sprung ribs, long deep sides, strong bone, and proper heads indicating vigor or motherliness, while warning against extremely large ill formed hogs. The piece also covers Henroort disinfectant preparation for lice control using laundry soap cresol and kerosene, cautions about cresol handling, and notes dipping vs dusting for lice in poultry, with morning dipping preferred.
Winter feeding for hogs requires clover preparation and steaming. Fed with grain, clover becomes bulky food supporting good growth. If pigs show off feed signs, give whole or crushed oats briefly. Worms cause poor appetite. turpentine mixed in sloppy feed can treat at one teaspoon per fifty pounds, with careful dosing after a 24 hour fast.
Experiments show drained soil dries lighter per unit than undrained soil, indicating increased pore space and desirability of porosity for air invasion. When water remains in compact soil, evaporation draws moisture upward, cools the soil, and excludes air, causing roots and animals to suffocate due to insufficient oxygen.
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