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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1923
Page
3
Detailed, step by step guide to overhaul an incubator before use. Includes body cleaning interior inspection tray and sand trays, regulatory device test of thermostat, thermometer setup with proper mounting, lamp and lamp box maintenance, wick and burner replacement, chimney cleaning, and leveling for even heat distribution. Also notes sourcing from the Colorado Extension Bulletin.
General rules advise pruning in early spring before buds swell and prune spring set trees soon after planting. Remove all weak broken or bruised limbs, balance the head, and shorten remaining shoots to three or four buds. Do not shorten cherry trees. Cut off all limbs on peach trees leaving a stick and cut back to 18 to 24 inches from the ground. Head the tree right when planted. Low heads are best.
The orchard site affects training. In damp areas with moss on tree sides train to an open head to let sunlight reach the top. In dry sunny locales keep a closed head to shield fruit from intense sun.
United States Department of Agriculture tests show organic mercury compounds can control seed-borne smut in barley and oats. Trials report increased yields with treated seeds, surpassing formaldehyde and copper sulfate methods. Germany has used mercury compounds since 1912 and they are now widely replacing older treatments.
A clipping from The Setensific American details a planter invention from Winnipeg. The device aims to evenly plant seeds or seedlings at a uniform depth using an open Wind channel to guide seeds into the ground.
An article discusses purebred dairy cattle as a path to higher milk production in the United States. It cites international figures such as Denmark and Switzerland and argues for improving dairy breeding to reach better results.
Free air and sunshine are plentiful and should be admitted to all buildings. The text urges using disease insurance benefits in dairy barns chicken coops and related spaces to promote health and well being.
Paving the yard immediately around the dairy barn with concrete coats the area to control dust and improve drainage. Concrete pavement allows dust and litter to be swept away, reducing mud and keeping the yard cleaner.
A fashion feature notes an outbreak of color transforming women’s dress and textile industries. It cites new printing and dye methods, impact on production, and designers presenting one piece dresses, wrapping coats, and bold prints in blue crepe and striped fabrics.
Mrs. Sadie Banes of 2087 Washington St Kansas City Missouri praises Tanlac for restoring her appetite easing indigestion and curing headaches dizziness and low spirits after three bottles. The ad claims over 35 million bottles sold and urges readers to buy Tanlac from druggists.
Fragmentary text mentions agriculture and vegetable varieties, references to gardens, crops like carrots and peppers, and an Agriculture department note. Many garbled terms and names appear, lacking coherent events or dates to form a concrete report.
An examining physician for a major Life Insurance company notes kidney trouble is common and often undetected. Dr Kilmer's Swamp-Root is advertised as on sale at drug stores in small and large sizes. A request for a test bottle asks ten cents to Dr Kilmer & Co. Binghamton NY with paper mention.
Fragmented OCR text references a disability case involving an Irishman and a theft or accident. The readable lines imply confusion about innocence, a courier or clerk, and disputed fees or duties. No clear names, places, or dates emerge.
A unclear OCR fragment mentions no collegian downstairs and someone named Dim. references home life and potential room at the top with greater security at the far end. The text is fragmentary and lacks clear event or entities.
A Cortland New York reader cites Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound boosting strength and enabling childbirth after sustained weakness. Other letters from Hamilton and St Louis praise relief from female ailments and cramps, crediting the tonic for improved health and multiple births.
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