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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1921
Page
3
Investigators in England warn that front seats in cinemas cause eye fatigue as viewers must tilt their eyes upward to see the screen. They advise limiting the visual angle to the screen top to no more than 85 degrees and also restrict the side angle.
An advertisement extols Boschee's Syrup for soothing throat and lung inflammation from coughs and bronchitis. It claims quick relief, better sleep, and easier morning expectoration, noting global popularity for fifty five years and availability wherever medicines are sold.
United States Department of Agriculture warns that urban growth sacrifices shade trees along Broadway and Maiden Lane and in many centers. Bulletin 1200 urges careful planting and protective measures to train trees young, guard them, and keep streets shaded amid utilities and commerce.
The USDA reports hog cholera struck six of eight farms in a threshing ring. Infection traced to one member whose sick hogs were part of threshing ten days earlier. Delay in veterinary care led to over half hog losses and spread to neighbors. Farmers urged to use field threshing and disinfect footwear and equipment to prevent spread.
The United States Department of Agriculture reports packing houses for apples are increasingly used in both large and small orchards. Packing houses protect fruit and equipment from weather, allow labor-saving machinery, and streamline operations, with weather permitting in orchards for minor packing but generally better results with a shed or house.
The U S Department of Agriculture notes few cattle dealers oppose TB eradication, often for selfish reasons. Massachusetts dairy trade seen selling reactors to state institutions, reactors later found, highlighting lack of segregation laws. Authorities provide public guidance on disease nature and eradication methods.
An orchardist’s constant, alert attention preserves productive orchards. Trees and berry patches decline without skilled pruning and pest control, while careful, systematic care can revive long-deserted or unproductive orchards in a season or two.
The Nebraska College of Agriculture urges farmers wintering flocks to provide dry, well ventilated shelter to keep fleece dry and prevent dampness. A south facing, open bed suffices for protection, with ample succulent feed such as alfalfa.
The Bonner Springs Kansas Bull Association with 11 members tested 104 cattle in the accredited herd campaign. No reactors were found in all eleven herds, while the three remaining herds each had one animal affected. The effort is praised for protecting herds against exposure, not just eradicating visible disease.
A fragmented note outlines cattle finishing for market purposes. The text includes garbled segments but indicates livestock activity and potential market timing. Readers should seek the full article for precise details on cattle lots, pricing, and scheduling.
Fragmentary note discusses a remedy for raspberry anthracnose with disjointed, unclear instructions. Contains numerous garbled words and incomplete phrases making specifics unreadable. No clear dates, places, organizations, or named individuals present.
Fragmentary notice advises on removing warts from calves with paste and cautions on timing around ears and around the tail. Mentions care practices and potential remedies, cautioning inexperienced handlers.
Information department notes commercial inquiries and free information. Bead lovers of Borneo cherish ancestral collections passed down for centuries. Many collections hold precious germs, cut by artisans into bead shapes, revealing deep value and craft traditions.
The cypress tree grows in swampy districts in the southeastern United States. About forty percent of the supply is in Louisiana and about twenty five percent in Florida. The remainder is scattered through states bordering the Atlantic, the Gulf of Mexico, and the lower Mississippi.
A brief exhortation urges filling time with prayers reading meditation nature recreation and acts of charity and friendship. It warns against idle company and trivial employment just to pass time.
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