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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1921
Page
4
Curis the table explains hotbed construction and soil preparation for early planting. It covers pit orientation facing south, use of manure, straw or leaves as cover, and frame dimensions for hotbeds. Emphasizes clearing ground, preparing manure, and maintaining heat with sash frames and insulation for successful transplants.
An old article describes a cheap emulsion method using kerosene and soap to kill pests. It instructs mixing one gallon kerosene with nine to ten gallons of water, then heating, to create a plant and animal safe spray. It also notes optional small quantities using roan, boiling water, and kerosene for quick results.
The American Berkshire Breeders Association proposes a factory style exchange to boost grade Berkshire boars. It urges state and national groups to mobilize breeders to adopt a program where registered Berkshire boars are used on farms to produce better stock. The plan includes three hinges: a fixed price ad, a farm sire on loan, and a market with guaranteed demand. No official USDA support.
Preservation guidance from the United States Department of Agriculture urges windbreak planting around homes and feeding yards to shield buildings from cold winds. It notes even a few rows can reduce drifting snow and protect crops, recommending windbreaks start two rows deep and extend 13 to 20 rods from structures.
A garbled report notes storage problems with potatoes and the need for proper ventilation. It mentions winter conditions and a Minnesota college providing guidance. The text includes unclear terms and distorted phrases about storage space and ventilation requirements.
The article notes that Roy beans offer higher feeding value than corn in livestock rations. It discusses how soybeans and corn can complement each other when fed together, enhancing overall nutrition and efficiency in the mix.
Hy Johnson of Portland formerly troubled by long stomach pain and loss of appetite reports dramatic relief after using Paine's Celery Compound. He gained weight, improved sleep, and energy, enabling him to resume full work duties and enjoy meals without digestive discomfort. Leading druggists endorsed the remedy.
The fragmentary dialogue shows Mr. Casey and another speaker recalling a recent dispute and noting it as a test of who prevailed. A judge and unnamed interlocutors discuss a street altercation with casual, rumpled phrasing and hints of unresolved grievances.
An old advertisement praises Cuticura Soap for clearer complexion, scalp cleanliness, and softer skin when used daily with Cuticura Ointment as needed. It also suggests adding Cuticura Talcum for a fragrance and overall toilet routine.
A damaged paragraph extols Dr Plorce's Roldan Meilloal Diugovery claiming relief for appetite and insomnia with a testimonial from a Dr Knight dated 19d N Crawford St. The remedy is described as non alcohol and available without prescription although the text is garbled.
January item presents fragmented notes on bids and plans, with unclear references to a group or events. Names and specifics are unreadable, but the text hints at bidding activity and an imminent action or decision related to a group or project.
An old advertisement extols Bayer Aspirin as a reliable universal remedy for colds headaches neuralgia rheumatic pain earache toothache and more. The copy emphasizes unit dosage guidance and safety over two years of use, mentioning widespread availability and numerous brands under Bayer manufacture.
A dubious advertisement markets a nostril cream claiming to open clogged passages and improve breathing overnight. It touts rapid relief, mentions a mix of ingredients, and includes dubious claims about soothing nasal membranes and preventing dryness. The copy uses marketing phrases and odd spelling, with no clear medical evidence.
An ad promotes a vegetable blood remedy claiming to cleanse impurities twice yearly, improve appetite and energy, and build strength for all ages. It urges precautions, lists bottle sizes, and directs readers to Swift Specific Co. at 108 Swift Laby Of Glory, Apants, Ga for full information.
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