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Newspaper
Roanoke Review
Location
Roanoke, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1920
Page
6
Describes flat feet symptoms such as pins in the instep calves knees and hips. Notes misdiagnosis as rheumatism and explains the stance and weight distribution when standing with feet apart and toes turned.
The South favors high tree nests in pines using Spanish moss as lining while the North uses dry leaves. Squirrels sleep and carry pine scent to the nests. Entrances are visible in the top of trees in hardwood forests and mossy coverings are less common there.
A local interview reveals a boy named Evers expressing plans to whip several men he intends to defeat as he grows older. The remark reflects youthful bravado and does not specify actual threats or actions.
A simple at home procedure tests soil acidity with blue and red litmus papers. Scoop soil into a test trough, suspend litmus, press soil to moisture, and observe color change to determine acid or alkaline conditions. For precise results see a chemist.
The article explains using a small amount of copper sulphate to control algae in water tanks. A half ounce per 600 gallons kills ordinary growths and can be repeated as new growths appear. the copper level is not enough to poison livestock.
A notice outlines forming a program to remove unthrifty birds and use selected stock as breeders. It urges prompt action to identify and cull underperforming individuals and preserve productive lines for future growth and poultry improvement.
An old milk can makes a useful rat trap. Place bacon rind cheese or cracked walnuts as bait in the bottom and set the can in a likely spot. Once inside the can, rats will have a hard time getting out again.
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