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Newspaper

Plainfield Messenger

Location

Plainfield, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1920

Page

7

Advice to farm boys and girls from the Agriculture Secretary

Secretary E. E. Meredith urges farm boys and girls to join clubs, praising their role in improving farming and home life. He compares club members to elite forces, notes 1920 should be their best year, and argues clubs lift farms under manpower shortages while blending hard work with joyful play.

E. E Meredith Secretary of Agriculture United States United States Department of Agriculture State Agricultural Colleges Caesar Napoleon Ark

Fairfield youths lead Farm Bureau drive in Connecticut

In Fairfield county Connecticut boys and girls club members secured over half of the Farm Bureau memberships. The Fairfield town quota was 25 with Raymond Banks achieving 100 memberships. North Fairfield quota holder Leon Ryyolt earned 50 memberships, earning a purebred Hereford prize for each boy.

Farm Bureau Fairfield County Connecticut Fairfield Raymond’ Banks Leon Ryyolt

Pricing in Market Reports Reflects Sales Not Asked Quotations

The market reports from the Bureau of Markets in the USDA show actual sales prices rather than asked quotes. Prices may appear low in rising markets and high in declining markets when reports arrive around noon, with quotes covering conditions up to about 9 am.

Bureau of Markets United States Department of Agriculture

Storage of Food Products on the Farm

The article describes winter storage options including cellar stocking with potatoes beets carrots onions and canned produce plus salt pork kraut eggs in water glass and dried fruit. It notes root cellars or caves and earth pits as inexpensive storage options with barns used for vegetables and suggests contacting the U.S. Department of Agriculture for more information.

United States Department of Agriculture Washington, D. C

Raspberry growers face disease threat in Midwest Lake Region

The U S department of agriculture will conduct an extensive season long study to identify disease causes and growth habits affecting raspberry crops and to develop control methods including spraying.

Middle West United States’ Department of Agriculture

KEEP OFF HARMFUL RABBITS PAINT TRUNKS WITH TAR MIX

Rabbits gnawing young fruit trees can be deterred by painting trunks with a two thirds to three fourths coal tar and creosote oil mixture. Apply with a stiff brush to pruning cuts. once applied, rabbits are less likely to gnaw the trees. Materials are available at paint stores.

Story of Two Friends in Jonathan and David

Lesson notes explore the unlikely friendship between Jonathan and David. Jonathan abdicates royal rights to David and defends him against Saul while drafting an enduring pledge. Observations stress choosing few true friends, mutual aid, and faith in God as the basis of lasting friendship.

David Jonathan God Saul Golath David Saul

Good Impulses That Work Extend Longevity

A short aphorism notes that impulses survive when applied. It suggests practical action converts intent into lasting impact and emphasizes discipline and consistency over mere thoughts. The message underscores effort turning ideas into real benefits.

The Glory of Life Inspires Pursuit of Impossible Feats

The phrase links life’s glory to pursuing feats that seem beyond reach. It frames bold effort as the essence of living. The sentiment elevates ambition and perseverance as guiding principles for action.

Greatest Losses in Hidden Human Costs

A reflective piece argues that the deepest losses are unseen, affecting individuals and communities in silence. It calls for awareness of pangs borne by those overlooked, urging empathy and action to address pervasive invisible harms.

Being Rich or Poor Mindset Growth Concept

A reflective piece argues wealth or poverty depends on mindset. It frames character as a growth rooted in purpose and personal choice.

Aspirin Bayer Trademark Marked on Genuine Products

A note notes the Bayer name on authentic aspirin products. The text contrasts lawful status with expediency, suggesting considerations of legality and practical use in medicine.

Bayer

Diamond Dyes Insists on Clear Packaging Instructions

A brief note urges consumers to rely on the Diamond Dyes brand for safe at home fabric coloring. It highlights easy directions in the package and warns against streaking or ruining material by using other products.

Freezone promises quick corn relief and painless removal

An ad touts Freezone as a painless remedy for hard and soft corns, claiming instant relief and easy removal with a tiny bottle sold by druggists. The text ends with an unrelated note about mothers guarding children in Iceland.

Why is Mrs Millyans Sought After for Bridge Parties

A brief exchange notes Mrs Millyans draws crowds to bridge games despite poor play and continual losses. The dialogue hints at social influence and reputational appeal behind her popularity.

The Minelaying System Described by Admiral Sims

Admiral William S. Sims explains the mine laying method in World War I era action. A ship moves at full speed while large black objects about five feet high are released at intervals, plunging into the sea with great splashes and sinking, then the vessel continues forward.

William S. Sims

Handkerchief Care Tips from Old Laundry Column

Children’s handkerchiefs often look hopeless when they come to the laundry. Wash with good soap, rinse in water blued with Red Cross Ball Blue.

Missing curl switch noted by traveler at berth

A passenger reports forgetting a switch of artificial curls after leaving the berth for the dressing room. Upon returning, the curls were found pinned to the back of a seat, prompting amusement among fellow travelers.

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