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Newspaper
Roanoke Review
Location
Roanoke, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1921
Page
6
A jumble of ads and testimonials from Indianapolis and Falmouth mentions Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a tonic used in a cloak house. Other notices advertise tobacco chew, clover seed and honey, Oregon hops, and a quote on popularity reflecting on public opinions.
An advertisement touts Ely's Cream Balm as a rapid remedy for catarrh and nasal congestion. It claims the solution opens air passages in one minute, relieves headache and dryness, and helps breathing during sleep. Also promotes Red Cross Ball Blue for laundry to keep dresses dazzling.
An old promotional piece extols Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a cure for kidney liver and bladder ailments claiming sworn testimonials and widespread use. It urges readers to mail ten cents with this paper to receive a bottle and notes availability in drugstores with various bottle sizes.
Fragmentary text shows sisters debating money from their father and a first opportunity. Names mentioned include Mabel and Ethel, with unclear context and quotation marks indicating dialog.
The clover leaf weevil, an introduced pest from Europe, now found across clover growing areas, causes a large annual toll. Larvae peak in April with numbers falling by June, and a fungal disease offers the main natural control reducing larvae in April May and again October November.
University Farm experts argue that winter care for beef breeding herds requires well lit, ventilated barns. They favor two rows of tie stalls facing a central feeding alley with calf pens behind cows, ample yard space for exercise, good drainage, and careful grouping by size and condition.
Over 300 farmers in Pulaski County Virginia vow to breed livestock only to purebred sires. They distribute good bulls countywide and claim livestock quality has risen from 25 to 75 percent in three years. similar gains are noted for sheep hogs and poultry. Farmer AL Ingles enrolled for better sires.
Guidance from the United States Department of Agriculture explains sowing cowpeas by drill or broadcast, timing for warm soil, risks of cold wet soil, and best practices for seed, hay, green manuring, or following wheat or oats. It notes sowing 90 days before frost and rows three feet apart, with seeds two to three inches apart within rows.
The article stresses keeping clean around hog pens and using serum treatment as a preventive, not a cure. It urges prompt reporting of hog illnesses to authorities, quarantine notices, and disinfectant use to stop cholera spread. It also discusses sowing wheat and cowpeas with corn as a control method, noting moisture and crop practices.
The article explains starting cabbage lettuce and other vegetables in a warm room in a box before transplanting to the garden. It advises hardening by placing pots outdoors during the day and bringing them in at night when frost is not expected.
The Farm Management Office of the USDA estimates depreciation rates for farm equipment vary greatly by usage and type. One percent for sturdy brick or stone buildings contrasts with 3 to 4 percent for some frame structures. Farm machinery may range from 5 to 20 percent, depending on the implement and its use. The office suggests a typical effective rate between 7 and 12 percent, noting substantial variation by individual farm differences.
A Millston Wisconsin reader testifies that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound strengthened her health and enabled a strong healthy baby girl after marriage. She credits the medicine with reduced suffering during and after pregnancy and urges other women to take it to improve overall constitution.
The fragment asks a date question about Noah but lacks readable context or event details. No definite time frame or source text to extract a factual T and S.
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