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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1920
Page
6
Mrs Bellegammon of 2919 Roosevelt Ave recounts illness in her youth when pale and weak she regressed to a near decline. A druggist recommended Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, which improved her health quickly and kept her strong through pregnancy.
A Mrs Thomas Gray of Omaha credits Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription with strengthening her during critical life stages and praises the accompanying Common Sense Medical Adviser. The ad notes the remedy is alcohol and narcotic free, made from roots, with ingredients printed on the wrapper, and offers a trial package by sending 106 to Dr. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo, N Y.
Mrs Corntossel and Hiram dispute Josh worth while noting his labor. A rural voice questions value while phrases hint at social judgments about labor and worth. The ad aside promotes Cole's Carboli salve claiming fast, scar free healing with a free sample offer from The J. W. Cole Co.
The U S Department of Agriculture reports the European corn borer poses limited national threat. It has caused notable damage only near Boston, with most regions showing minimal impact. Extermination is unlikely. focus shifts to identifying infested areas and costed control. Congress is asked for a $500000 appropriation.
Under average conditions a mature horse drinks 10 to 12 gallons daily. Beef cattle drink about the same. Heavily milking dairy cows consume 12 to 16 gallons. A mature sheep uses 1 to 6 quarts daily, depending on feed and season. Hogs vary widely with season, size, and age.
The text stresses that vitality and intelligent management are more critical to egg production than feather color, though both traits can coexist in the same bird.
A farmer outlines strategies to keep baby chicks engaged and energetic. Tactics include varied foraging, supervised play runs, wall grain dispensers, and gentle handling to promote healthy growth. Regular rotation of enrichment items reduces pecking and boredom.
Hundreds of U S growers aim to farm fewer acres for higher profits. Emphasizes better seed, manure, balanced fertilizer, tillage, moisture, pest control, and all practices essential to top yields and quality in market gardening. Also notes feeding care is crucial for horse development.
Simple poultry houses that are most basic in construction tend to be the sturdier, longer lasting choice. The article argues simplicity ensures fewer problems and easier maintenance for farmers.
London Chronicle notes Disraeli’s unpublished novel portrays his rival Gladstone as Joseph Toplady Falconer. It contends the humor claim is poetic license while acknowledging Gladstone’s notable smile and personal charm. The work dates from their years as entrenched foes.
D. C. Morgan defines production essentials in a business organization class at the Arsenal technical schools. He cites pool managers as examples and asks students what to call a cook who uses one cup of sugar and forty eight eggs, prompting a pupil to answer rich woman.
A playful exchange mocks a man who seems to have a charmed life and a tendency to fall in love with every girl he meets, while a bread loaf fails to rise.
Report states Teddy the black bear fromNada and Daisy the brown bear from Russia produced the first hybrid black brown cubs at the London Zoo. The cubs are described as mahogany mixed colorings and thriving. Also noted is the Matamata turtle arriving from the new world on hunger strike, described as the ugliest beast with a rocklike shell and ground bait jaws.
A playful exchange reveals a landlord’s remark about spirits gone from his private stock. The other replies with a witty line about feeling low in spirits due to the shortage.
A concise moral note urges kindness over selfish gain, praising sunshine that nurtures growth like corn. It contrasts mercy with small acts and emphasizes positive character. The message centers on character and nature as guiding forces.
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