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Reporter Boyden

Location

Boyden, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1916

Page

7

Walking Heals All Ills Proclaimed by NY Professor

Professor Charles Gray Shaw of New York University walks from Philadelphia to New York in under 24 hours, 90 miles, part of a 1600 mile three month total. He touts walking as universal cure and stress reliever. He urges longer strides and more walking for both sexes to improve health and poise.

Douglas W. L. Douglas San Francisco New York Les America Brockton Mass Charles Gray Shaw Department of Philosophy New York University Philadelphia Pittsburgh Dispatch Peripatetic School of Philosophy

Superficial Elegance Quote Sparks Dialogue

A fragmentary exchange features Miss Cayenne contrasting velvet with iron in a glove and noting the rough neck beneath a fur collar, illustrating social disguise and demeanor in a brief dialogue.

Miss Cayenne

How to Make Butter of Good Quality

USDA guidance describes cleansing the churn with scalding water before and after creaming, cooling the churn to prevent heat gain, and scalding tools. It outlines timing for churning about 25 to 30 minutes, monitoring butter granule size, removing gas, and draining buttermilk through a strainer. It notes color from grass feed and using natural or added coloring, plus careful handling to avoid a soft mass.

United States Department of Agriculture

Profitable Piece of Land and Garden Notes

Article notes that a tenth acre of a girl’s tomato patch can be the farm’s best money maker. It urges farmers to involve women in planting and garden work and highlights alfalfa feeding value. Also mentions shade curing for crops and that large silos reduce silage cost per ton.

Fight Against Hessian Fly Wheat Crop Alert

Careful manuring and fall precautions against the Hessian fly are advised to prevent another short wheat crop. Barnyard manure and legume rotations supply cheap nitrogen, while phosphate and potash may be needed through other means.

Increased yield of corn by seed selection

The average yield of corn per acre could rise with better seed choice. Cylindrical ears and wedge shaped kernels, often seen as mere fanciful points, are more influential on yield than expected.

Best Farm Investment Silo Boosts Winter Pasture Value

A silo is described as one of the best investments on a farm. It ensures winter succulence of pasture by preserving forage and feeding efficiency.

Third Eyelid Use Sparks Debate in Horse Circles

A quirky note from horsemen highlights the third eyelid in horses. Advocates urge preserving the organ while critics worry about aesthetics and care. The exchange underscores traditional views on horsemanship and animal welfare.

Worthwhile Improvement Paint on the Farm Declared Worthy

The article argues paint is one of the cheapest and most worthwhile improvements for farms, emphasizing cost effectiveness and practical benefits for property upkeep and value.

Remarkable Statement Promotes Lydia E Pinkham Medicine

Mrs. E Sheldon of Englewood Illinois claims severe menopause symptoms after costly medical visits disappeared after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits the remedy with saving her life and avoiding insanity and urges others to try it and seek free advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.

Englewood, Til Lydia E. Pinkham Mrs. E. Sheldon S. Halsted St Englewood Ill Coul

Has Two Hats Now

Mrs Flatter from Back Bay recalls a bargain in which a downtown hat shop advertised all hats at half price. She says she planned to buy one hat but ended up buying two.

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