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Newspaper
Roanoke Review
Location
Roanoke, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1923
Page
4
The Pastime Club gathered Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Mary Judson. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Keneth Biggs and their children from Columbia City. Also noted are visits by Frank Fleures and others, and announcements of births and local phone line items.
Mrs Margaret Shroyer and Mrs Florence Allen visited with Mr and Mrs I E Fister in Huntington over Sunday. Guests from Fort Wayne included Mr and Mrs Don Householder visiting Mr and Mrs Orville Gass. Several locals joined friends at Tri Lakes and Warren as well as Roanoke, Ossian, and Chicago connections during the weekend.
Sunday school at 9 15 with N S High lands superintendent notes. Attendance praised in hot weather. Lessons focus on great New Testament figures. Pastor G F Byer invites all to 10 30 worship The Workings of God and 7 30 The Purpose of the Church.
United States Department of Agriculture figures show about half of the world’s employed men and boys and women and girls work in agriculture across 238 leading countries. India leads with 71 million men and 24 million women in farming, comprising 72 percent of its workforce. the United States follows with 11 million male and 2 million female farm workers, or 29 percent.
Figures show agricultural workers constitute a large share of employment across many countries, exceeding those in manufacturing mining lumbering or commerce in ten nations, with impacts touching workers in nearly every country.
Farmers invited by the department to submit their experiences and those of community groups in livestock improvement. Include definite facts and figures whenever possible.
The Better Sires Better Live Stock effort reports rapid rise of pure bred females among 300000 listed animals with over 35 percent pure bred. Scrubs nearly eliminated in large stock. swine 1.1 percent scrub sows. poultry 1.3 percent scrub. 68 percent standard bred overall. campaign notes farmer experiences.
The United States Department of Agriculture urges swine growers to monitor herds for signs of disease as hog cholera, though reduced by vaccination, remains a major threat. Identifying confusing symptoms and consulting a veterinarian when in doubt can prevent losses from cholera and other ailments.
Dr. Albert Abrams method claims to diagnose and localize disease by blood radioactivity. It lists treatments for syphilis cancer tuberculosis goiter diabetes and high blood pressure using the Abrams Oscilloclast. Hours 9 to 5 Tuesday Friday 5 to 7:30 p.m. Sundays by appointment.
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