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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1924
Page
6
A Charleston letter from Mrs Annie Youn e praises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for restoring health and enabling self care. A nationwide canvass found 98 of 100 women purchasers reported benefit, and the ad urges readers to buy from druggists.
Jnod Tunkins declares marriage is a permanent contract. he argues the only kind that can bind a man in debt for life is a wedding ticket.
Turkey raising remains distinct from chicken farming and requires different management. Healthy stock, proper breeding selection, and clean, well ventilated quarters are essential to winter survival and future profitability. Provide warm mash during severe weather, ensure ventilation without drafts, and maintain dry, clean housing with perches and feed.
The article contrasts White Rocks and White Orpingtons noting similar features yet different beak colors. White Rocks have yellow beaks and yellow shanks, while White Orpingtons show white or pinkish beaks and white or pinkish shanks. Both breeds share red eyes and bright red combs faces wattles and ear lobes.
Summary of Cornell Bulletin 415 on pruning experiments with young trees under twelve years old. Pruning stimulates vigor in remaining parts but reduces leaf area and root growth, making temporary gains. Growth often outpaced by top reduction, delaying full bearing and lowering fruiting on spur-bearing trees like apples and pears.
Storage rots like black rot afflict apples across regions, more in summer and fall varieties. Regular spraying and pruning help orchardists, while home orchards must take extra care as buyers bear the loss. Black rot begins at skin injuries or calyx, often after frost, and shows dark brown flesh as fruit ripens.
Three pruning forms are described for raspberries depending on plant variety and grower preference. The first clips young canes to shape the first season, aiding upright growth with support. The second allows canes to grow, followed by wiring to train and secure branches. The third removes all old canes after they fruit to encourage new growth in subsequent seasons.
Practical guidance for farmers on keeping calves and colts growing through first winters to maximize future value. Emphasizes homegrown protein from legumes, silage, legume hay, small grain ration to maintain growth, and mineral supplements. Advises exercise in sheltered yards and gradual use of concentrates to balance weight gain with pasture plans.
The article argues that with corn prices high, cattle feeders must maximize on farm feed use and rely more on straw and other roughage to cut costs. It notes straw can replace costly concentrates, stresses efficient storage and utilization, and warns against overbuying straw while promoting its role for winter stock.
Fragmentary OCR describes importance of a comfortable place for a sow and proper quarters, mentioning housing, cleanliness, and care requirements. The text references maternity containment, feeding, and welfare considerations for a sow and her piglets, though details are incomplete due to transcription errors.
Fragmentary OCR indicates a study or note on a drowling and land use variation in ember 4 with unclear terms. Readable content mentions Aamatny and datpelnge of emer, but no coherent facts, dates, or named organizations emerge.
A judge remarks that the old maxim where there is a will there is a contest reflects ongoing disputes over wills. The statement signals heightened scrutiny of testament validity and estate challenges amid competing claims and legal arguments.
An 85 cent advertisement touts Danderine as a revival tonic for lifeless hair. It claims to stop falling hair, itching scalp and dandruff, and to restore strength and color for a fuller, gleaming look. The ad targets women with claims of quick, visible improvements and notes the product is available at drug stores.
Local service advertises dyeing and tinting for worn or faded garments and drapery. Prices start at 15 cents. Demonstrates new color restoration options for fabrics and home textiles.
Advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as guaranteed for perfect home dyeing even for beginners with druggist stock of colors and instructions in each package. A second ad promotes Cuticura Ointment to soothe itching scalp and Cuticura Soap for daily cleansing, claiming clear skin and soft hands with routine use.
An old advertisement touts Cascarets for liver and bowels at 10 cents a box. It claims to cure biliousness constipation headache indigestion and sick feeling, praising the product as a superior laxative and blood purifier used worldwide.
The bride's cake of today is a relic of a Roman custom. At four Roman marriages the bride was expected to prepare part of the wedding feast with her own hands.
An old Helena advertisement touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a blood tonic and liver stomach remedy. It features testimonial from Joseph A. Widmer of Hoback Street claiming relief from indigestion bilious headaches and improved blood. It invites trial for 10 cents and free medical advice from Buffalo New York.
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