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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1917
Page
3
Mrs. W C Brown of Cleveland Ohio describes four weeks in a hospital with chronic lower abdominal pain and fainting. She reports immediate improvement after starting Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and urges others to try it before returning home, sharing her address for context.
An officer recalls finding a captured German sniper rifle with ivory disks in a dugout. After he kept it in the trench, shellfire began whenever he touched the rifle and he refused to let anyone handle it. The tale suggests the gun’s ominous presence followed to new occupants.
Pleasant chatter hints at Snicker’s shift to photography, with colleagues noting a poised, camera ready presence. The exchange underscores a calm, professional demeanor as he steps into visual storytelling duties.
Guidance on drainage for earth, sand, and gravel roads emphasizes proper crowning and side ditches to shed water, prevent washing, and reduce maintenance. It covers cross sections for different grades, underdrainage with tile, use of paved gutters, and cautions about water breaks and avoiding cross-drainage conflicts.
William Moore of the Minnesota Experiment Station notes a nicotine solution as a lethal control for cucumber beetle larvae. A 40 percent nicotine mix in water, used carefully at the soil surface, protects cucumbers in frames or fields by targeting larvae before they damage vital parts of the plant.
A farmer argues dairy cattle prosper with humane treatment while treating cows with kindness leads to enjoyment of farming and better returns, contrasting with the view that dairy cattle are dirty machines to be abused.
Laying hens require animal food, ground green bone cited as cheap. Egg cost from well kept stock runs about eight to ten cents per dozen. In hatching eggs, careful precautions guard against spoiling.
Three actors from the Metro office on Broadway impressed crowds with striking likenesses to Abraham Lincoln George Washington and Franklin Roosevelt. The doubles command salaries rivaling stars as patriotic film demand rises across moving picture companies.
A father and son exchange rustic directives about hitching a horse to a sleigh in a short, old fashioned vignette. The humor centers on preferring the old sleigh before the new, reflecting practical, folksy wisdom.
In Merchantville local volunteers adopt a program to fit stray cats with bells to deter bird predation and reduce wildlife harm. The effort highlights community action to balance urban wildlife and pet ownership.
Local gardeners note CGurdener-Onions show initial vigor with stems thickening and bulbs forming. Reports indicate improved yield potential as season advances, with growers optimistic about forthcoming harvest.
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