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Newspaper
Redgranite Times
Location
Redgranite, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1931
Page
3
The scene tracks MacBeth and Roberta as threats linger after a shooting near the construction site. Roberta’s guarded testimony leaves Sir George suspicious while MacBeth weighs police involvement and family loyalties at a tense, unresolved moment.
Two boys boast about their fathers wealth claiming each has money beyond what the other can spend. One notes his father spends freely while the other argues his father is so rich that even his mother cannot spend it all. The quip ends with a punch line about excess.
A fragmentary notice describes a proposed New York office building with an elevator issue. The text mentions an elevator starter and a dining car, with a tenant awaiting service or access. The readable parts suggest a misaligned or incomplete description of building amenities and tenant expectations.
Delay planting seeds by six to eight weeks before setting in the field to improve growth, says Prof. J B Knott of Cornell. Transplants spread plants evenly, harden before field planting, and use a soil mix of sand foam and rotten manure for best results. Watering under glass requires careful timing, avoiding overwatering, and keeping seedlings dry at night. Temperature care and gradual hardening help celery and other crops endure field conditions.
Dr. W. J. Boyd at Minnesota experiment station reports a new air treatment for milk fever in cows. The intravenous calcium chloride method is 190 to 200 percent effective but can cause udder inflammation and milk drop in rare cases. Only veterinarians can administer due to injection method.
M A Bach tell, in charge of the Oln agricultural experiment fields, credits early plowing and seedbed preparation for last year’s top wheat yield. With low wheat prices, fertilizer may not boost returns unless soil is well prepared, as the best field produced about 35 bushels, while poorer prep yielded less despite clover plowing.
This piece argues that breeding stock quality lowers production costs and raises profits. It contends market price alone doesn’t set margins, but the cost of production and resulting surplus. To cut costs, increase animal capacity through good breeding rather than skimping on feed.
Celery is not an easy vegetable to raise for home gardeners. Start plants in ground as soil becomes workable, space about six inches in rows with three feet between rows, or closer if using boards or paper for blanching. Needs rich humus soil, good moisture, and good drainage. blanching by excluding light while growing. Late crops banked with earth but can rot in heat. staking or paper strips used to hold.
Col Page S Bunker directs North Dakota reforestation urging landowners to use timber lands for profit through forestry. He likens forestry to farming in applying science and management to increase yields and sustain wood-using plants and tens of thousands of wages.
Herbs are a logical fit for any garden program. Parsley anise dill parsnip family sage sweet marjoram peppermint lavender mint group offer seeds for flavoring and fragrant leaves. Sage and sweet marjoram flavor foods while lavender scent clothes and peppermint flavors sauces candies and drinks.
Agricultural Notes discusses cheaper crops for worm infested fields and advises gardeners to focus on early spring vegetables and jute vegetables. It emphasizes saving liquid manure, preserving nitrogen in manure, using ample bedding, and keeping manure moist. It warns against heating in bulk manure and recommends three fruit-tree spray applications and seed corn testing to prevent losses. It notes phosphate fertilizer needs in soils per Lars J. Boatman of Iowa State College.
A vintage advertisement urges immediate relief for headaches toothache and neuralgia using Bayer Aspirin. It claims fast action reduces pain, prevents worsening and eases sore throat with a red Genuine Bayer label.
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