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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1930
Page
8
IR Walter Raleigh urges pipe-lovers to request a free booklet offering tips on breaking in a new pipe cleaning for smoother smoke and better hygiene. Mail Brown & Williamson Tobacco Corp Louisville KY Dept. 99 for copy today. Tune in to Raleigh Reveres program over coast network.
Mrs. Nancy Masterman of the New York state college of home economics outlines roadside marketing basics during farm and home week. She stresses eye catching signs, practical attractive stands, fair pricing, convenient parking, and cooperative pricing to boost volume and reduce costs.
Walter Critchlow of Wheaton Illinois promotes a Vapor Moisture Gas Saver and Carbon Eliminator for autos claiming new Fords achieve 40 miles per gallon and older Fords 66 miles per gallon. He seeks county and state agency adoption and offers a mail introduction for $200 to $750 monthly.
The article stresses that thorough spraying and dusting depend on proper equipment, even distribution, and ample material. It notes high pressure helps little without complete coverage and uniform application. Pressure varies with machine type and tool, and lacking thoroughness fails to reach the top of every tree.
Horticulturist G F Potter of the New Hampshire station argues straight nitrogen is the most valuable fertilizer for apple orchards, based on 20 years of trials. He notes phosphorus loss is small relative to yield, while potash is depleted faster. complete fertilizers showed little value for trees and mulch in orchards.
Purdue experiment with 200 lambs divided into two groups on corn and soybeans shows soy bean hay at one pound per lamb daily boosts gain. The second group gained about six extra pounds in 40 days, while the first group gained only about three pounds. Lambs receiving legume hay were notably thriftier and more growthy.
Rutgers floriculturist C H Connors urges frequent soil cultivation to control weeds, loosen crust, aerate roots, and form a dust mulch that minimizes evaporation. He recommends weekly to ten day cultivation, mulching after rains, and thorough watering only when necessary to reach six to eight inches deep.
The notes discuss rape as a crop when sown alone or with oats and clovers, soil quality for sweet potatoes, risks of feeding litter to chicks, the link between dairy profits and cow feed, and the waste from improper feeding methods.
A classic advertisement extols Castoria as a harmless mild remedy for fretful, colicky, or upset children. It claims safe use from infancy, easing constipation or bad breath, and improving appetite and sleep, with the wrapper bearing Chas. H. Fletcher's signature. Doctors reportedly prescribe it.
A health themed self help promo recounts Miss Margaret Belden of Los Angeles finding vitality after believing men want pals not patients. It touts Nujol internal lubrication as a safe, drug free aid from doctors and nurses endorsing a natural cleanse.
A San Diego judge conducted court in an airplane to gain a bird’s eye view of Mission Bay area. Superior Judge Lloyd B. Griffin piloted the flight with both sides’ attorneys present for an injunction over a proposed causeway. The scene recalls Roman ruins found at Lake Nemi where ancient galleys once moored.
When bowel relief is needed, Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin offers a mild yet thorough laxative. Praised for pleasant taste and gentle action, it suits children and adults alike and is available in large bottles at drug stores with a free trial offer by mail.
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