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Reporter Boyden

Location

Boyden, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1919

Page

3

Farmers' Bulletin 1049 Guides Hay Baling and Press Types

The article summarizes United States Department of Agriculture Farmers' Bulletin 1049 on improving hay revenue through careful market preparation, bale sizing, and bale quality. It details three hay press classes loose box and continuous and round bales, power sources from horse to engine, and considerations for choosing presses, crew management, and efficiency.

United States Department of Agriculture Sol Sam Department of Agriculture

Cream in Heat and Poultry Record Keeping

In hot weather chill cream to the lowest practical temperature for at least four hours before churning to allow fat to cool. Keep accurate records of poultry flock numbers so thieves and animal pests can be detected visiting the houses by day or night.

Eatonic stomach remedy advertised in candy-like tablets

An advertisement touts EATONIC as a quick relief for sour stomach gas heartburn and indigestion. It claims breath sweetening from a stomach that is "sweet, cool and comfortable" and promises money back if not satisfied. The piece also includes unrelated quips and farm life notes.

Eatonic

Refused to be mixed up in domestic troubles

A fat plumber recalls leaving the moving picture show before the climax to avoid becoming entangled in a brewing dispute among two men and a wife. He explains he stayed away from the ensuing fuss and went home.

Schwab Says Experience Overrated For Executives

At a banquet Charles M Schwab defends youth over experience. A banker questions whether young men suit high posts. Schwab retorts that experience is overrated and asks what use is yesterday's weather knowledge.

Charles M. Schwab Mr. Schwab

Murderer Wanted Legend Draws Boston Drifter to Station

A Boston vendor carried a liquor laden cargo and read a sign claiming a killer is needed. He promptly entered the station, told the sergeant he would take the job.

Boston

It All Depends On The Stuff You Are Made Of

A reflective piece notes life can grind people down or polish them up depending on character and resilience, comparing personal material to a millstone. It suggests individual outcome hinges on inner makeup and effort.

Pieces of wisdom from a lively club night

A witty fragment recounts a dinner at a club where Meyer beer flowed after a dry evening. It muses on gossip, truth, anger, and fame with pithy quips about books babies and courtship bylines.

Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Oregon Woman

Mrs. D. M. Authers of R. R. 4 Oregon Illinois says the compound cured her organic trouble that left her unable to work on her farm raising 600 chickens yearly. She praises the remedy and urges others with similar suffering to seek advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn Mass. and notes their 40 years of experience.

South Dakot George F. Andree Fourth St. S. E Watertown S. D Doan Kidne Doan Foster-Milburn CO Buffalo, N Oregon Lydia E. Pinkham Come Pound Mra D. M. Authers Ill Edicine Co Lynn, Mass

Amen All Alone Ended Hymn With Embarrassing Laughs

A soprano in a church choir sang Amen alone during a Sunday service when the minister announced a hymn whose third verse appeared on the opposite page. The audience laughed as the rest of the choir joined in the amen while the organist played the third verse, marking the most embarrassing moment the singer recalls.

Chicngo Tribune

Old London Bridge Replaced by New Structure in 1831

The new London bridge opened on August 1, 1831 replacing the old bridge that stood for over eight centuries. The ancient span had 18 stone piers and was crowded with buildings along its length. At Tailor's gate heads of traitors were displayed, and removal came due to navigation obstruction.

London Bridge

Peanuts in Mesopotamia Growling Experiments Reported

English researchers claim successful growling peanut experiments in Mesopotamia named Meso potamis. The project aims to study novel uses for peanuts through unconventional sound production techniques.

Mesopotamia

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