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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1925
Page
6
A decipherable fragment discusses swarming bees and colony threats with references to places and people. It notes control efforts and potential dangers to a hive system including conditions, responses, and mentions of hive health factors.
Analyze the potential value of manure for crops with references to historical farming practices. The text mentions years of experience, farm activities, and agricultural demonstrations indicating manure’s role in soil fertility and crop yields.
The article emphasizes prevention as the key to health, urging early action to avoid grave outcomes. It notes community health measures and patient empowerment, highlighting practical steps and the role of individuals and organizations in reducing risk.
Mutat lnekleg a potato disease can be controlled by treating seed pieces with formaldehyde and planting immediately or as soon as treated. Seed pieces must be dried firefully before planting. timing and care reduce the spread by attacking the organism in the seed and soil stages.
The article discusses silo capacity for cattle feeding, detailing round silos of 8 feet high and diameters from 14 to 19 feet. It explains how many cows a silo can feed daily under various conditions, estimating 1,000 cows per day under certain setups and noting depth and feed rates affect storage and usage.
A fragmented report discusses seedbed preparation and planting timing for crops, noting irrigation, soil fertility, and water management impacts. It highlights the need for proper spacing, beneficial cover crops, and careful harvest planning to improve yields and farm efficiency.
A detailed survey of spring fashions highlights tailored suits in beige ivory and gray with crepe and silk fabrics. Designers favor two and three piece models, long coats, and plume light colors, emphasizing refined cuts, plaited skirts, and coordinated linings for a sophisticated, wearable look.
The piece reports government measures affecting Alaskan seal herds, noting 0 percent of the population gathering under varying conditions. It mentions blue foxes, imply tense control, and references Uritartality and facilities at Fort George. Authorities enforce quotas and schooling, while workers face training and supervision. Further, it cites enforcement at Uatter Sites and Islanders’ efforts to preserve stock amid law.
Advertisement touts Cuticura Oli ment for pimples redness and roughness, followed by Culfeura Soap and hot water. It advises rubbing in Cuticura Talcum to leave a fragrant finish, price 26 cents each.
In Durle county a unique granite marked with black spots, called leopard stone or Igupardite, was found on the Phifer property. Geologists note limited samples taken by the government and suggest the rock could become a commercial building material if quarrying at the Harston farm proves viable.
An old advertisement warns women about kidney and bladder trouble and promotes Dr Kilmer’s Swamp-Root as a remedy. It urges readers to buy a bottle or mail 28 cents for a sample, suggesting many female ailments stem from kidney issues and that treatment should not be delayed.
The lise British censis shows women enter many fields once male dominated. England lists 150 undertakers 73 race track workers 23 chimney sweeps and 300 bursar workers while others take roles as riveters gunsmiths and players.
Testimonial from John A Perry of New York City claims Carter's Liver Pills cured his bad breath and stomach issues. Ad touts benefits for constipation headache and indigestion, praising mild gentle action and no after effects. Available at all drug stores.
In letters from readers Miss Mary Hill of 40 There Avenue Pluio ugh Pa and Roger of Racloe Wie report relief from piles after using Peterson's Ointment. Advertisers claim it eases rheum chafing and allakio diseases with druggists recommending the product.
Mrs Emil Brandenburg of Milwaukee reports relief from weakness and headaches after four bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She gains weight and resumes cleaning, praising the tonic's strength and ambition boost. Mrs Apa Epi of Horace Nebraska says severe pain and backache vanished, she now does housework and gardening and recommends the remedy.
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