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Newspaper

Spring Valley Gazette

Location

Spring Valley, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1920

Page

3

Army Education Drives Enlistment Rise and Trade Training

The army reports 3,000 new recruits weekly as vocational training expands. Civilians teach many technical subjects and cantonments become makeshift schools with farms and chemistry labs. Army officials credit coordinated recruiting and education programs for reaching near authorized strength while preserving high-quality recruits.

Washington Regular Army War Department Army Camp Dodge Dean C. B. Waldron North Dakota Agricultural College Chicago Church Federation Camp Grant Iiinois France Chicago Camp Pike Ark Marne Arkansas State Board Ordnance Signal Corps Air Service Motor Transport Corps Infantry Samuel 4. Greenwell Recruiting Publicity Bureau General Recruiting Service Chambers of Commerce Rotary Clubs American Legion Posts Veterans of Foreign Wars Chemical Warfare Medical Department Quartermaster Corps Cavalry Field Artillery Coast Artillery

Manure Boosts Crop Yields with Acid Phosphate Reinforcement

Agricultural guidance urges farmers to apply manure reinforced with acid phosphate across acres. Experiments show eight tons per acre plus 40 pounds of phosphate increased corn yield by about 11 bushels and wheat by 1/2 bushel per acre, with hay up 1,100 pounds.

Ohio Experiment Station

Phosphoric acid boosts corn growth and kernels

The article explains phosphoric acid accelerates maturity, strengthens roots, improves silk and tassel timing, and yields deep hard kernels with high feeding value. It notes phosphoric acid is more needed than ammonia or potash, soils are deficient, manure is low in this nutrient, and fertilizers are essential to reduce barren stalks.

Corn Belt

Ladd Area Socials AndVisits Mark Busy Week

A string of social events and visits unfolds around Ladd and nearby towns. Mrs. Romeo Giacomellia hosts a mixed shower. residents travel to De Pue and Mendota for dances and outings. many Ladd residents attend the Moose Lodge event in Spring Valley and the Seatonville opening of Lukan Park.

Romeo Giacomellia Dom Sanicito Giacomellia Ladd Lukan’ Park Seatonville Moose Lodge Spring Valley

Stork Delivers Several Cedar Point Newborns

In Cedar Point last week Mr and Mrs Jos Cerri welcomed a baby girl. Mr and Mrs Seghi also have a baby girl. Mr and Mrs Ray Williams welcomed a baby girl. Mr and Mrs Walter Mosbach of Oglesby visited Del fino Raudenbush and family. Mrs Wilbur Kemery of Oglesby spent time here. Mary Maurer Vera Maurer and Winnifred Charneskey visited Granville. Michalow family spent weekend in Streator.

The Stork Cedar Point Jos Cerri Mrs. Seghi Mrs. Ray Williams Walter Mosbach Oglesby Delfino Raudenbush Wilbur Kemery Oglesby, Til Mrs. Kemery

Mexican War Casualties and Forces

The American forces in the Mexican War totaled 42 545 regulars and 73 776 volunteers. Regular losses were 5 386 killed 2 102 wounded and 408 died of wounds. Volunteers lost 515 killed 1 818 wounded 100 died of wounds, not counting disease deaths.

Date With a Party Exchange Remark

A husband informs his wife of plans to dine with a party while his partner is away. The wife unexpectedly reveals she knew of the arrangement and had told her husband they would dine together. The incident centers on a social dating misunderstanding between spouses and a business partner.

Resourceful Groom Spares Wedding by Lantern Light

A Portland lawyer about to wed left his office as the lights failed. He borrowed a street lantern to light the way and return to the ceremony, turning the moment into a humorous tale as the couple proceeded without misfortune.

Portland

And the Reverse Bandages for Eternal Warmth

Bandages now include insulated wires to draw current from storage batteries or lighting circuits, allowing them to stay warm indefinitely. This invention promises continuous warmth without external heat sources.

Beginning of a New Life Bulgarian Blood Tea Promises Health

An advertisement touts Bulgarian Blood Tea as a cure for aging and illness. It claims renewed vitality, clear skin, and relief from headaches, digestive issues, and pains, urging immediate purchase due to limited supply. The Marvel Products Co. guarantees full refund if no health improvement in three weeks.

Bulgaria Oriental Europe Europe Asia Africa Marvel Products Co Marvel Building Pittsburgh

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