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Newspaper
Russiaville Observer
Location
Russiaville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1920
Page
3
An ebony skinned driver of fretful duties, tied to a wagon, decides to rest near a garbage container. One day he and his companion move away from the bin, confronting onlookers and the dignity of work as they travel a rough, uneven path. The driver rebukes a bystander, asking why they must listen to someone new.
An advertisement asserts catarrhal deafness stems from inflamed mucous lining of the Eustachian tube and claims Hall’s Catarrh Medicine cures it through the bloodstream. It offers a $100 reward for any case not cured and directs readers to Cheney & Co in Toledo for circulars and purchase.
United States Department of Agriculture experts report onion smut affects young seedlings only until about three inches in height. A formaldehyde solution applied in the furrow with the seed can control the disease, with careful dosing to avoid germination disruption or seedling injury.
The USDA reports a plentiful spring garden seed supply with price declines for cabbage beet carrot onion spinach and many others. Pea seed prices rise about 18 percent while musk melon squash and tomato seed rise. Labor shortages on Eastern truck farms limit seed availability, yet home garden sales appear higher overall.
The United States Department of Agriculture says farm houses should be near other buildings because chores start early and the house often serves as storage and sleeping quarters. On high value corn belt farms the dwelling can be 5 to 15 percent of real estate value, while in the eastern U.S. it may exceed 20 percent. Yard beautification through shrubs beds and lawns requires manure fertile soil and farm tools.
A practical guide notes that rotating crops boosts yields and alfalfa thrives on well drained soils. It warns excessive use of lubricating oil can form carbon deposits in engines. Dusting costs equal fur spraying when counting labor and materials. Asparagus is a valuable spring vegetable. plant a large bed this spring.
The paper notes a man journeyed thousands of miles for baths. The writer muses on marriage and wealth, contrasting desire for personal freedom with taxes.
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