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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1919
Page
3
A brief transit-oriented item notes low cost options and community solutions for those unable to purchase a car. It references vehicles and street mobility without detailing specific models or dates.
A damaged OCR passage discusses Save the Babies sickness and H Pletcher, noting no opiates. It references Theresa as signer and mentions tastes and self-admiration. The text drifts into disjoint quotes about meat cuts, prices, and unknown motives amid scattered names and phrases.
An old advertisement touts GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil as a remedy to support kidney function and vigor in aging. It urges readers to ask their druggist for the original imported GOLD MEDAL brand in sealed packaging and promises refunds if not effective.
The guide urges regular field inspection of grasses and grains for army worms, with early action to curb infestations. It details poisoned bait formulations using bran and arsenate of lead, and practical steps like mowing and burning infested patches or surrounding and crushing worms with a furrow and dog drag.
Agricultural guidance stresses immediate inspection after heavy rain and repairs for terrace breaches. It recommends running crop rows parallel to terraces, annual plowing to maintain height, and avoiding erosion or cultivation on terrace edges to prevent damage.
Readable text mentions ERICH Wes Heerts and diseases and hints at prevention. The fragment notes a department presence and warnings, with references to collectives and freestanding items. Content is garbled but centers on health guidance.
The United States Department of Agriculture notes simple methods to apply remedies for garden crops. A cheap hand sprayer or sprinkling can be used for liquids, and poisons in powder form can be dusted with cheesecloth. Total equipment cost under a dollar.
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture the notice stresses strainers and cloths used in dairy milking must be thoroughly washed with soap and hot water then sterilized. It warns that improper cleaning can leave bacteria counts high up to millions per cubic centimeter reducing milk quality.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a place and reference to a method. Readable parts point to a discussion of will power and elasticity but lack concrete facts, names, dates, or actions.
The article discusses crop rotation as a way for dairymen to diversify beyond dairy products. It emphasizes fertility, market planning, and budgeting for a dairy herd, noting about 20 gallons per cow daily and cautions about handling cows roughly to avoid kicking incidents.
An old advertisement touts inexpensive foot care products. It claims painless treatment for corns using a finger pinch method and promotes Cuticora Trio soaps and powders. The notice blends cosmetic pitches with promotional pricing and mentions location references in a disjointed style.
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