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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1920
Page
3
In a reflective aside, Midas laments profiteering as a ham sandwich turns to gold. He warns that excessive clever gain can distort ordinary life, noting the tale’s unlikely fit for a church paper audience.
United States Department of Agriculture advises on preventing Hessian fly damage in wheat. It urges crop rotation, avoiding sowing on infested stubble, plowing under infested debris, early seed bed preparation, moisture conservation, good seed, fertilization, sowing during fly free periods, and community cooperation. Safe sowing dates vary by state and local conditions, with regional timelines from Michigan to Georgia, Illinois to Kansas, and Pennsylvania to Virginia.
Advice notes hens lay as many or more eggs without a rooster and produce infertile eggs. Guidance includes spraying crops with Blackleaf 40 and whale oil soap to control thrips, thorough coverage needed. Eggs from stolen nests should not be marketed due to unknown age and quality.
The bean thrip is rapidly becoming a nuisance with pale spotted leaf damage from feeding on the older surface. Immature thrips are transparent and minute, later turning yellow with red spots on the sides, indicating substantial injury to infested plants.
Miller makes fair quality hay for dairy cows but not as desirable as clover or alfalfa.
Farmers advised to keep plow points sharp and grind harrow disks often to maintain tillage efficiency and soil readiness. Regular maintenance helps reduce wear, prevent breakage, and improve field performance.
The article discusses the rising tendency of garden prices and advises readers to maximize garden value. It notes prices are moving upward and suggests practical steps to make the most of garden space and investment.
Fifty years ago few used dentifrice or brushes. Allen's Foot Ease claims to remove shoe friction causing callouses bunions. It cites over a million pounds used by military forces and urges readers to shake the powder into shoes for healthier feet.
The remarks draw lines between social groups as Jones questions class belonging while Becker Hecker stays neutral. The exchange frames urban status shifts amid evolving economic labels.
A terse exchange contrasts desire for a refined man with a retort about finding a willing maid, reflecting period wit in a brief dialogue snippet. The lines imply social roles and expectations in a humorous exchange.
A medical notice claims eczema stems from blood infection and promises a blood-cleansing remedy 5.5.8 from the Swift Laboratory in Atlanta. It urges readers to write for advice to the Medical Director at 110 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta.
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