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Newspaper
Roanoke Review
Location
Roanoke, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1921
Page
6
A Tennessee farmer cites U S Department of Agriculture remarks on runts and retarded growth. Specialists say undersized newborns often become usable with proper early feeding and housing, especially pigs. Proper care before weaning can prevent costly later feed needs.
A United States Department of Agriculture report shows Beauford county farmers saved between 75 000 and 100 000 dollars through cooperative marketing. The Beauford association bought 35000 branded barrel covers saving 700 dollars and sold 126 carloads of potatoes saving 50000 dollars. Extension work aided by county agents and marketing specialists boosted cooperative selling of farm produce and supplies.
A terse report notes the collapse of several farmer organizations due to internal disputes and leadership changes. Local members blame mismanagement and shifting priorities, while observers warn of broader agricultural policy implications.
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The piece compares sodium silicate water glass with lime water for egg storage. It notes lime water is easier to obtain and safer for shells, though water glass may better protect eggs. It warns roughness and dull appearance can occur with water. Instructions from the U.S. Department of Agriculture describe lime preservation: dissolve unslaked lime in water, dilute with boiled cooled water, let settle, skim, and use the clear liquid with clean eggs.
Guidance from poultry experts covers identifying a broody hen by warm breast and nest sitting. Steps include dusting with insect powder, moving at night, placing a china egg, providing feed and water, and adjusting egg numbers by season while separating hens to prevent nest disturbance.
The college ends its fundraising drive with 84870 in pledges. 800 students pledged 17030 while Crawfordsville and county citizens contributed 67640. Governor McCray approves May term report and grants clemency to six, with twenty eight denied. Federal grand jury probes involve Father Gorek and others in a Toledo bonds case.
Carrie Willa of Overpeck Ohio testifies that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound eased her backache fatigue and weakness after childbirth. She recommends the remedy to others and notes its long-standing presence aiding women with irregularities displacements and nervousness nationwide.
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