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Newspaper

Roanoke Review

Location

Roanoke, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1920

Page

6

Bolshevism Seized as World Menace in 1920 Analysis

An article by Frank Comerford argues Bolshevik aims threaten law and order, calling for suppression of the Third International and denunciation of Lenin’s world revolution manifesto. It cites Moscow meetings in 1919, the call for proletarian dictatorship, and warnings of anarchy abroad.

Frank Comerford Buevarin Aboscan Lenine Proletariat International Revolutionary Democracy Third “International Movement Against the Moscow lLenine Trotzky Congress of the Communist International First International Second International Third International International Commuist Party Tyder WorksInmens Councils Manifesta Chicago Coyete Printing Company Jess Menifiesta Bar Mace Thenine Western Newspaper Union

Ellen Richards Chemist Pioneer and Author

Ellen Richards born 1842 and died 1911, a chemist and MIT instructor. She was a pure food expert with books such as The Chemistry of Cooking and Home Economics, promoting sanitation conservation and practical output.

Eden Ellen HW. S. Richards Massachusetts Institute of Technology Elen Richards Efien Richards

Honey Yields Higher In 1919 For Bees

The 1919 average surplus honey yield per colony was 50 pounds according to the bureau of crop estimates. This exceeds 45 pounds in 1918 and 41.6 pounds for 1913–1917. Extracted honey accounted for 59, comb 3, and bulk 10 in the last two year mix, with about one third entering outside markets.

Bureau of Crop Estimates United States Department of Agriculture

How to Prevent Bees Swarming in Hives

A Clemson extension summary by entomologist A. Fr. Conradi explains why bees swarm and how to reduce it. It covers brood chamber size, storage, ventilation, drone numbers, and seasonal timing, with practical steps like adding brood chambers or supers and removing drone comb and queen cells when needed.

A. Fr. Conradi Extension Service Clemson College

Old Axle Used As A Farm Gate Hinge In Hive Swarm Move

An old wagon axle with wheel remnants forms a simple gate hinge for a farm gate. Steps outline relocating a bee swarm to a new hive on the old stand, securing the hive with the hub bearing and a remaining spoke for mounting, finishing with bees moving to the new home by night.

Preventing Poultry Disease With Care and Clean Housing

Poultry experts advise that disease prevention beats cure for flocks. Maintain healthy conditions, clean houses, and vigilant watching to detect outbreaks early. If a few birds fall ill, cull and dispose of carcasses promptly to prevent contagion and protect the rest of the flock.

Farm Poultry Broodiness Breakup Guidelines

United States Department of Agriculture experts advise confining a broody hen to a small elevated coop with a slatted bottom to break broodiness. Feed or withhold food, provide water, and expect 3 to 6 days to up to 72 days in stubborn cases. Signs include nest-hugging and feather ruffling. remission when the hen resumes normal behavior.

United States Department of Agriculture

Poultry For General Farm Aids the Small Operation

Poultry specialists of the United States Department of Agriculture urge farm families to tailor poultry holdings to local conditions. They note hens remain essential but turkeys ducks geese and other birds can boost output where streams ponds and foraging are available.

Gairy United States Department of Agriculture Meese

Best Cauliflower Cultivation Technique

The guide explains tying or twisting leaves over the head when the bulb is dollar-sized to keep it white. Properly tied leaves allow moisture to exit and prevent dark spots. Typical crop has three cuttings. staggered tying methods ease harvest.

Hour Basis Labor Could Favor Farmers Says Cavert

Minnesota College of Agriculture specialist W. L. Cavert advises farmers to hire harvest and threshing labor on an hour basis rather than daily. He says the hour plan is fair to both farmer and worker and helps manage long hours when needed.

W. L. Cavert Minnesota College of Agriculture

Poisoning Gophers Tactic Advised In Field

A historical notice promotes poisoning gophers using strychnine sulphate on vegetables placed in mounds. It claims the method is efficient, keeps stock and children away, and requires pushing poison into soft soil around the mound.

Food supply for chickens in feed ingredients

The article outlines three essential constituents for poultry feed—mineral, nitrogenous, and carbonaceous—present in corn, wheat, oats, and barley but needing proper proportions for maximum egg yield. It notes the need for additional animal and green feeds to balance nutrition.

United States Department of Agriculture

Poultry Tips For Egg and Meat Hens

Do well to keep nests clean with one nest per four hens. Mites raise egg costs. Warm weather favors skim milk or buttermilk. Sell kill or confine all male birds after hatching season. A good cockerel is worth costs. poor birds are dear. For eggs only choose White Leghorns or Anconas. Whitewash poultry houses yearly or twice a year in fall and spring.

Purity Test Helps Farmers Choose Seed Weeds

Not all weeds are equally undesirable. a detailed purity test shows the weeds in a seed sample so farmers can decide to plant the weed seeds or seek purer seed. Clean seed is available, often at a higher price, and decisions must rest on accurate testing.

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Rich Soil Advice For Late Garden Planting

Late garden seeds should be planted in very rich, well prepared soil. To endure summer heat and severe drought, plants must have rich, mellow soil kept in that condition if possible.

Lydia E Pinkham remedy praised by Chicago reader

A Chicago reader reports using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash to cure irregularities and fatigue. She says she can now do housework and has three healthy children, endorsing the remedies for sick, run down women.

Chicago Lydia E. Pincham A. Kwarcinski W. Orkdaks Ave Ill Lycia FE Lydia FE Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Mass

Unclear advertisement fragment lists eczema relief products

Ad fragment mentions piles eczema treatments and ointment names with prices and a Wisconsin address. Reads like a damaged product notice with multiple brands and providers.

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