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Newspaper
Plainfield Messenger
Location
Plainfield, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1922
Page
7
Psychology of sex students claim lasting marriages stem from springtime love making. Meanwhile New York undertakers plan to lighten funeral mood and exchange. Detroit Free Press quips about funeral dirges being upbeat.
The remark about a performer named Blake hints at a celebrated singer with exceptional vocal control. A cryptic note suggests a mysterious absence, raising questions about Blake's whereabouts and stage return plans amid public intrigue.
A terse reflection on how many feel constrained by fear of misjudging spiritual encounters. The phrase suggests caution and humility in recognizing possible divine messengers among everyday people.
A new one piece forged steel wheel combines rim, spoke, hub and brake drum into a single unit for cars. The design promises stronger construction and potential weight savings over traditional multi piece wheels.
A brief proverb-like note quotes the idea that charity lags behind domestic chores as people focus on house cleaning first. It reflects a domestic ethics sentiment rather than a news event.
The Morgan Horse Club of America issued a booklet on Castor, an 800 pound United States Department of Agriculture registered Morgan horse, detailing his endurance in the mounted service endurance test from Camp Alfred New Jersey to Washington, carrying 245 pounds and losing only 12 percent in three days. The booklet titled Morgan Horse Wins Laurels in Mounted Service Endurance Test, 1921, is authored by H. H. Reese, animal husbandman at the U S Morgan horse farm Middlebury Vermont.
Experts from the United States Department of Agriculture explain that external parasites like lice and mange mites stress hogs, especially pigs and poorly nourished animals in dirty conditions. Dipping remains the best control, with petroleum and tar creosote dips noted as effective.
The article urges feeding brood sows protein rich foods like alfalfa hay wheat shorts or tankage when pasture is unavailable. It notes the peak development of unborn pigs occurs in the last 60 days of gestation and emphasizes feeding now until farrowing.
Feed the suckling sow liberally and provide clean, comfortable quarters. Move her and the pigs to pasture as soon as possible. Watch for parasites and disease, and give early care to ensure a larger pork yield next fall.
Corn is the top fattening feed for pigs and no other food equals it. Some farmers overfeed corn. Alfalfa or clover hay can be fed with profit as a supplementary forage.
Guidance urges keeping pig pens as mud free as possible to improve health and welfare. Emphasizes drainage, dry bedding, and regular cleaning to prevent disease and discomfort for swine.
Sows thin in flesh should have their feed gradually increased so as to be in good condition before farrowing.
Lesson outlines Josiah's reform and Hilkiah's discovery of the Book of the Law during temple repairs. It covers the reading before the king, his penitence, Huldah's prophecy, and Josiah's covenant to obey, removing abominations and guiding Israel toward God.
A devotional message reminds readers that Jesus Christ is always near in times of trouble. It emphasizes that human help may fail but the Lord hears every cry for help and will save those who call on him.
A reflective quote from Bryon declares adversity as the first path to truth emphasizing resilience and self discovery.
Authorities say a 100 yard latitudinal error found on maps, detected by radio timing in France, could force Australia to be moved on world maps per Scientific American. Also an advertisement praises Cuticura Soap Ointment and Talcum for hand care and toilet use.
An inquisitive man asks if she is married. The native confirms and describes her husband as having taken up golf years ago and now being seen as merely a tradition.
A traditional caution urges mothers to examine every bottle of Castoria for the signature and note its long history of use. The well known remedy for infants and children remains trusted as a familiar product babies cry for.
A teacher warns Johnny that misbehavior will lead to a note sent to his father, while Johnny retorts risking confrontation with his mother described as jealous. The dialogue echoes a tense domestic tone in a small community setting.
A quoted exchange questions the longevity attributed to Me thuselah, noting the lack of reporters in older times to inflate ages for sensational front-page stories. The Birmingham Age-Herald is cited in a tongue in cheek remark about aging myths.
The wife asks why Tom is grumpy after a congenial gathering hosted by a judge. Tom sighs that several men at the event had winning personalities.
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