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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1911
Page
7
Dr B I Whitehead of Boston reports two cases where Cuticura Baths and Ointment cured dermatitis and a stubborn skin condition after prior prescriptions failed. He describes the wife's finger and arm lesions improving within days and the husband’s extensive eruptions resolving with Cuticura usage.
The article explains two bindweed types, annual and perennial, with the annual common in grain fields and the perennial wrapping around other plants. It notes smaller white or rose flowers on the perennial and warns that sloppy cultivation spreads roots. Suggestions include shallow plowing, frequent harrowing, seeding to grass, and grazing to suppress weeds, along with keeping land rich and pasturing moderately.
Instructions describe careful budding during July and August. Use a sharp knife to cut a bud with shield bark, ensure a little wood under the bud, and avoid bruising the bark. Tie tightly with wet raffia, then redo the upper tie after two weeks to secure the bud as the shield fuses with the stock.
Dr Jordan cautions that boil and soil inoculation only help if cultivation and fertilization are sound. He warns stations must go beyond surface trials and avoid overemphasis on variety tests. He suggests Hitching's orchard methods stress more than new varieties and align with private enterprise.
The guidance warns against drilling strong fertilizer such as sheep or poultry manure in seed rows. It recommends incorporating manure into the ground before planting or applying in surrounding rows after plants emerge, avoiding direct contact with seedlings.
Crandall describes a corner post method using a tall upright main post and a second slanted post set against it. A wire from the base to the far end of the slanting post tightens the arrangement, with the slanting end resting on a rock or heavy board to prevent sinking and avoid animal harm.
Three cabbage types based on head shape round oval and flat. Some varieties cross from seed producing multiple shapes. Leaf color texture range from smooth light to fringed dark purple. Hardiness varies with color and leaf form with purplish crinkled varieties tending tougher and more heat tolerant.
The one share balance plow shown is German made and designed to plow along hillsides with furrows turned in one direction. It is favored in districts practicing scientific farming and used on jewel land to avoid open or divided furrows.
Colorado farmers earned about 7.5 million dollars from the sugar beet crop last year, up one million from the previous year, according to agricultural records.
Advice covers soil depth and stubble management, seedbed moisture, and keeping tile straight and burned. It recommends a slightly acidic mellow soil, deep plowing, and warns that wintered machinery is harder to prepare for spring work. It cautions against transplanting seedlings too early to avoid stunted growth.
A husband insists on living at home or moving to a hotel after plenty of fuss over muddy stairs, pillows on the sofa, and a rigid demand to store the sofa in the woodshed. The scene ends with the family planning to move but the father returning to read in peace. Japan Likes Her Birds notes the swallow’s cultural respect and nesting in hotel dining rooms.
Rural mail carrier Seth A. Eaton from Middleboro faced a line of fire as his horse lay smoking. He buried the mail in sand and, despite burns to his face and hands, escaped to safety. Heroic act highlighted in Fall-River Herald tribute.
A playful dialogue among Mr and Mrs Benham ends with a judge’s quip about eating hats and fruit offered on hats. An advertisement cites Mrs Winstow’s Soothing Syrup for teething children at 25c a bottle and Garfield Tea claimed to regulate digestion and ease constipation.
Robson denounces kissing in a sharp witted exchange about domestic life and social propriety. The dialogue questions why affection is blamed on a spouse while implying constraint and humor in romantic interaction.
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