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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1920
Page
1
The notice warns buyers to seek genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin with unopened packaging and proper directions for various pains. A following exchange shows Mr Meekton commenting on the close votes for women and a suffrage speech by Henri.
Diamond Dyes offer easy dyeing with 580 simple directions. Any fabric from wool to cotton can be transformed into a fadeless color. Buy Diamond Dyes for guaranteed perfect results and explore the 16 color options on the Drugeist Diamond Dyes Color Card.
In a controversial speech Senator Sorghum acknowledges misquoting a poem on purpose to shift the argument. He claims the altered line was desirable to-do and slight.
A quirky domestic scene unfolds as Evelina preps for a newcomer while her mother is away. William Edward questions Mr Slowcombe with childlike persistence and clever misinterpretations spark a playful misunderstanding about being a bird. The narrator muses on insanity as a familiar distorted dream.
A terse exchange labels a political figure as a front porch climber, with the speaker confirming the term for the unidentified candidate. The remark centers on perceived opportunism in the campaign discourse.
For years druggists have watched Swamp Root, a kidney liver and bladder medicine. It is prescribed by physicians and strengthens kidneys and liver to work as nature intends. It has stood the test of years and is sold on merit. Send ten cents for a sample bottle with this paper mention.
A quotation from the Cincinnati Enquirer notes that laughing at others behind their backs invites similar mockery from away. The saying emphasizes mutual share of ridicule and social irony.
An advertisement touts Hall’s Catarrh Medicine as strengthening the system and cleansing the blood to prevent and treat colds in the head and acute catarrh. It claims internal action through the blood to reduce inflammation and restore normal mucous surfaces, with circulars free from B J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
Begin with healthy vigorous properly mated breeders and keep rats and mice away. Select prolific breeding stock and good feeders. Feed hard grains with peas or peanuts and use small whole corn. Provide a dry ventilated pigeon pen free from pests and two nests per pair. Offer clean drinking water and a separate bathing water pan. Market squabs when feathered and ready to leave nests per USDA guidance.
Geese grazing on farm pastures and feeding pens supplement their grain diet. Geese offer steady year round demand and strong egg production, making them valuable on farms with ponds or streams that ducks and geese can exploit for food. Poultry specialists note ducks convert water insects and aquatic food into meat and eggs, while geese rely more on grass and grazing.
A brief meditation on occupation as a lifter of spirits. The speaker asserts work should uplift the practitioner and disturb only when not lived with vigor, while appreciating a small personal treasure, a star, held steady amid winds.
Veal hearts fried with bacon and onion, then braised in stock with salt and bay leaf for two hours. Braised calf’s liver with bacon and onion, brown in fat, bake with tomato and stock. Vegetables baked with peppers and cream. Kidney on casserole with parsley onion thyme and buttered crumbs. Serve with toast.
A reflective line envisions a generation transforming everyday life into a heroic pursuit. It celebrates youth wielding ambition to endure and strive toward idealized greatness. The speaker urges embracing lofty aims rather than questioning existence.
A collection of culinary preparations including Spiced Apple, Scrambled Eggs With Corn, Deviled Oysters, and Sauce Henriette. Ingredients feature apples, corn, oysters, butter, sugar, and flavorings with step by step directions for baking, cooking, and serving.
John Arthur, a pupil at a Jeffersonville departmental school, wrote an essay praising Woodrow Wilson for World War leadership, saying he surpassed Washington and Lincoln. His father doubted the claim yet admired Wilson, while John Arthur joked the teacher is a Democrat.
South Africa manufactures a new material named sengite to replace glycerin-based explosives. Tested in mines, it is touted as strong and safe. The name derives from Substitute explosive no glycerin. Candor is a virtue. Bea.
A hen that naturally lays egg tends to delay molt until production ends. Egg breeds show this more strongly while meat breeds may molt and lay concurrently. Feathers shed and regrow slowly as egg output slows but may not stop completely.
Hens love mash made from ground seeds such as cornmeal corn chop corn cob meal gluten meal ground barley cottonseed meal linseed meal gluten meal and alfalfa meal. Sometimes charcoal is added to guard against digestive troubles.
Guidance for rearing chicks eight weeks old notes feeding with cracked corn small grains and whole wheat once they readily eat the grains. Also mentions seedy sour milk skim milk or butter to hasten growth.
The piece urges saving over spending, supports fair prices for farmers, and calls for consumer action to curb profiteering. It warns that farmers are among the lowest paid and promotes careful meal planning, waste reduction, and economical food prep with wartime guidance still relevant.
Spices fall into four groups by plant part: bark fruit or flowers roots and seeds. Cinnamon and cassia bark are harvested May to November and cinnamon tea aids colds. Vanilla pods from orchids are scarce as demand outstrips supply. Canton ginger and horseradish provide flavor and medicinal uses. Ginger and horseradish roots are grown in both hemispheres and used in preserves meats and remedies.
Live Stock Facts notes feeders are finishing beef cattle earlier due to consumer demand for small high quality cuts and rising costs of land, feeds, labor, and taxes. Improvements in breeding and feedlot methods allow market-ready cattle at 10 to 20 months, with age depending on individual feeder conditions.
Instructions describe cutting off newborn pigs four tusks with nippers or sharp scissors to prevent teat injury and starvation. It also advises slicing a pig's rooting area to curb aggression and overeating among litter mates.
Guidance on weaning lambs aged three to five months while keeping breeding stock healthy. Keep ram lambs separate to reduce ewe stress. Wean on old pasture for a few days then move ewes to sparse pasture to curb milk flow and resume on fresh pasture once lambs settle. Partial milking of ewes with large udders advised until dry.
Advice for breeders and farm managers is urged by the Better Sires Better Stock movement. Experts from the U S department of agriculture conclude that good breeders are good readers, spreading dependable livestock information nationwide.
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