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Newspaper
Remington Press
Location
Remington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1922
Page
7
An advertorial flavor item markets Magic Plant Invigorator as a concentrated, odorless plant food for indoor gardens. It claims to revive sickly plants, offers a teaspoonful per gallon, and promotes growth. Also notes commissions and a money back claim, with additional unrelated snippets mixed in.
Mrs Mollie Abbey of Jennings Lodge Oregon credits Tanlac with ending nine years of severe gas and four years of reaction to cold water. She reports regained appetite and 39 pound gain, now able to perform housework with renewed strength. Tanlac is sold by druggists.
A light exchange from the Birmingham Age Herald recalls Mrs Jibway mentioning Mrs Glipping’s lost poodle and Mr Jibway’s plan to stay unrevealed in public. Advertisements push Cuticura Soap claiming shaving and bathing benefits. A Gadder couple laughs at a lecture on subconsciousness, noting no one could describe attendees’ outfits.
An old Courier Journal cut quotes mothers urged to examine Castoria for children while noting a poet’s frustration at Brokers and Stockers Magazine for rejecting poetry. It contrasts legal ease with slow editorial return of submissions.
The United States Department of Agriculture notes two broom corn varieties, Standard and Dwarf, require careful harvest timing. Bulletin 1019 advises selecting mature heads with deep green fiber from tip to knuckle to avoid immature or overripe stalks.
Oklahoma extension agents report county census data reveal 61 percent of farmland tilled by tenants and plan a campaign to promote federal farm loans. Demonstration plots will test wheat varieties across eight county sections while program surveys guide urgent agricultural priorities for the year.
A New Yorker and his parrot entertain visitors in Central Park as the bird struts about the lawn and perches on a young woman's finger. Onlookers joke about future park walks with pets while others recall odd encounters and village humor in the day’s chatter.
The U S Department of Agriculture researches vegetative propagation of turf grasses as seedless varieties reproduce by runners. Better bent grass strains found on prime lawns and golf courses are increased by planting cut runners, with Bermuda grass showing South potential. Commercial growers offer cuttings, while enthusiasts can reproduce lawns by cultivating runners in a garden and replacing old turf.
Stable file are the cause of much discomfort and annoyance to live stock and of financial, loss to the owner. Keep the stables, poultry houses, pig pens, etc. clean and avoid the ac cumulation of manure or filth. Provide screens for doors and windows. Spray the animals fi tly each morning with a mixture of following proportion : Five gallons' ergeene, one pint either oil of mirbane, oil of tar or creasylic acid.
Poultry litter and straw with droppings serve as a valuable garden fertilizer. It is especially effective on clay soils, gradually transforming them into rich friable soil after a few seasons, enabling easier cultivation of vegetables, flowers, and other crops.
Under normal conditions clover should be cut when the heads have turned dark brown. If slightly ripe, losses may be reduced by cutting early morning or evening when dew is present. Cut as high as possible to speed handling by reducing straw.
A husband questions why his wife shows a mean disposition in the morning. She replies she is not around for the rest of the day, making the moment a humorous exchange.
A Dallas News writer declares the dress the central issue of public taste stating the dress governs whether one wears undress full dress or hair dress and urges agreement on the matter.
The remarks discuss whether slang enriches language and warn against overdoing dirt in speech. Proponents cite expressive variety while critics fear loss of clarity and precision.
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