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Newspaper
Roanoke Review
Location
Roanoke, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1922
Page
3
Seattle reader Mrs. G. Richardson reports two months of severe pain and fatigue ending after using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She says the hard lump vanished and she regained health, urging others with similar symptoms to try it.
A Judge clipping recounts Harold Swanson’s tale of a couple who promised to marry and kept loving each other despite delaying their wedding. The teens’ shared pin-song and paid ring mark a steadfast bond across years, culminating in their continued affection on anniversary night.
A young woman emerges victorious while an older participant boosts confidence with praise, highlighting intergenerational support and encouragement in a community setting.
The United States Department of Agriculture plans a nationwide livestock reporting service funded by a 70000 dollar appropriation. It will track births deaths losses marketings purchases and animals bred from 70000 to 100000 farms with state and regional indexes and forecast major movements of feeder cattle lambs hogs and cattle through range states to the corn belt feed lots and markets. Cooperation from farmers organizations shipping associations and packing houses is sought.
United States Department of Agriculture warns that webworms in corn in the Middle Eastern states can be prevented only by cultural methods. After infestation appears, no practicable remedy exists. emphasis on late summer plowing, July or August field work, fertilizer use, and sound seed to help corn grow despite worms. Poisoning or trapping have not succeeded.
G L Melker of Fargo North Dakota describes a simple home built weed killer and cultivator. A blade set parallel to the ground is pushed under the surface to cut weed roots and break crust between rows thus conserving soil moisture.
Twenty four northern and western states provide 30 specialists to farm management extension work. In 1921 county agents in 519 counties kept 18 448 books and assisted 8 454 farmers. Counties report 2 972 farmers changed business due to keeping accounts. Over 800 farm account schools with 20 000 attendees were held nationwide.
A USDA biological survey notes skunks raid Ohio beehives at night, scratching the hive exteriors to flush bees which they then eat. The survey urges beekeepers to fence hives with chicken wire at least three feet high.
Green manuring and plowing under green crops dates back to ancient times. Romans used lupines sown in September and turned under in May to benefit the next crop. The practice spread in Germany, England, India, Japan, and the United States with regional variations and irrigation relevance.
The piece stresses that hens need grit for proper digestion and health. It advises keeping poultry grit available at all times in boxes or hoppers and suggests gravel near chicks’ homes can improve heart health and boost egg production on many farms.
H W Morrison of St Louis a National Life Insurance Co agent says Tanlac restored his health and added fourteen pounds after stomach illness and heart symptoms had left him bedridden. He reports improved appetite sleep and full-time work and praises Tanlac highly. Tanlac sold by all druggists.
Buddhist priests of Sina the summer capital of India embrace motor driven prayers. Once they used paper prayers tied to wheels powered by small streams. British engineers proposed diverting streams for a waterpower project, sparking protests leading to a franchise change allowing electric motors to perpetually turn the wheels.
An advertisement promotes Cuticura Ointment for itchy scalp and dandruff with nightly topical relief, followed by Cuticura Soap shampoo in warm water. It urges making Cuticura products part of daily toilet routines for clear skin and soft hands.
In Marrero Louisiana a factory converts bagasse into building material. The process chips and cooks the fibers, washes and beats them, then presses pulp into board which dries four hours to a hard solid sheet known as celotex. It can be worked like wood and is homogeneous throughout.
A short advertisement urges shoppers to tell their grocer Red Cross Ball Blue when buying bluing. It claims customers will be repaid by the results and notes that once tried it is used thereafter.
The Chiggersville Dramatic Club staged As You Like It in a performance praised for spirit. A note urges discretion and hints at avoiding mention of a professional show.
Gustav Gugitz argues Casanova is a fabrication, with the quoted lovers and adventures dating from his imagination. Julius von Tudassy concurs, saying even the famous escape from the Leads was invented.
Knicker quotes a line from the Good Book about loving enemies while Bocker riffs on lending to them, highlighting a dialogue on mercy and caution in dealing with adversaries.
A Kansas City Star snippet recalls a laborer who fell 11 stories onto sand and survived unhurt. The piece mocks the reporter’s view of safety and notes flax seed as a preferred landing for thrill seekers, comparing it to quicksand.
The reminder urges immediate use of oil that should be put in today. It stresses timely action and avoids delaying maintenance or lubrication tasks.
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