Teacher Praises Tanlac For Health Boost
Kezar Falls Maine educator Herbert A Guptill credits Tanlac with dramatic improvements in strength digestion sleep and energy after months of weakness chest pains and nervousness He reports a ten pound gain appetite return easy breathing and renewed vitality Tanlac ads claim over 85 million bottles sold by druggists.
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Easy to Understand Worms and Chickens in Cold Weather
A short, humorous note from the Indianapolis News mentions Merrill, a nine year old, explaining hens lay better in zero December cold because they stay on nests to keep warm and might as well lay an egg. The ad then pivots to a drug claim for Dr Peery's Dead Shot and a generic remark about people acting as they wish if it aligns with others.
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Tyrone Pennsylvania woman endorses Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound claiming it cured run down nerves left side pain and weakness allowing her to work at home and in factory. She praises its strength building effects and urges others to try the remedy with confidence.
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Tyrone
Lydia E. Pinkham
Best Trees for Farm Planting Selects of hardwood species
United States Department of Agriculture guidance on choosing trees for home farm planting. Highlights include suitable lumber and fence wood varieties, windbreak species, mixed planting benefits, and soil and site considerations for successful establishment.
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Parasites May Help Combat Borer Pest
Government agents in France collected and shipped corn borer parasites to the United States for release in New England. Over 500000 specimens of one parasite were released in summer 1922, with thousands more of various kinds released. Plans aim to establish beneficial insects across the South and Louisiana to curb the pest if the European corn borer spreads.
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Corn yield varies across states and averages 27.1 bu/acre
The United States corn yield varies by state from 14.8 bushels per acre in Florida to 47 bushels in Connecticut. Over the past decade the national average has been about 27.1 bushels per acre.
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A Tale of Two Bulls Cartoon Promotes Better Size
The USDA releases an animat ed cartoon titled A Tale of Two Bulls about a farmer with a scrub bull who loses money. A neighbor with a purebred bull convinces him to replace the scrub, join the better-sires movement, and achieve prosperity.
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Bureau of Animal Industry
Labor to Grow an Acre Corn Average Hours by Land Type
A survey of 321 Ohio farms shows hilly terrain requires 57.2 man hours per acre, prairie land 41.8 hours, and level soil 38.5 hours. Contour, implement size, and land management influence labor costs in corn production.
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Check on Brown Tail Moth Spread in New England
The USDA entomologist reports a 67 percent reduction in the maximum brown tail moth infestation area in New England. In 1914 more than 88 000 square miles were infested across all New England states and eastern Long Island. now the insect remains only in Maine New Hampshire and Massachusetts.
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United States Department of Agriculture
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A Sweetheart Held in Trust
Harry Leecroft vows with Dora but his Uncle John opposes their betrothal. After a staged marriage to the dying uncle, Dora loses love. Harry grows ambitious, severs ties, then learns of the test to prove character. The uncle’s letter reveals a planned, nominal union to test Harry’s resolve and reward him with wealth if he endures.
Curious method extends shoe life by waxed wood fiber stitching
The government bureau of standards reports a new shoe sole treatment. All sole surfaces are stitched with loops near the center using wax-saturated wood fiber thread. Tests show wear extends about 25 percent with more fiber increasing wear resistance.
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Bureau of Standards
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