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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1919
Page
7
U S Department of Agriculture argues silos provide insurance against dry weather losses. Summer silage allows efficient harvesting of corn, preserves feeding value, and supports higher herd productivity even in drought. It recommends smaller diameter summer silos for daily feeding and emphasizes wider adoption by dairy farmers.
A widow in Atherstone Warwickshire was moved to the workhouse after a search of her home disclosed over 500 in gold and silver. A tea caddy buried under the bed contained nearly 250 in coins and another stash held 79 sovereigns.
The article extols all year flower boxes as a way to make homes feel cozy and homelike. It advises consulting a florist to choose flowers and a carpenter to craft the box, promising a more beautiful and lovable room.
The text estimates wind speeds from five mph for a gentle wind to 190 to 100 mph for a great hurricane. It notes Earth's spin at about 1 000 mph, Earth's orbit around the Sun at 66 000 mph, and the Moon's orbital speed around 2 273 mph.
In Samoan seas fishing is done by women with no nets or boats. They wade into shallow water and form a ring where plentiful fish are surprised. They rapidly catch fish by hand and toss each catch into a basket carried on their back.
Walter Fellow of Elwood Indiana a tin plate worker at 2717 North C street reports relief after taking Trutona He says stomach and liver troubles gas belching left side pains influenza illness last November weakened him but Trutona restored strength and cured discomfort The drug is being introduced at Batey Walters Drug Store in Sullivan Adv
A line from Uncle Eben warns that self-centered thinking dulls the mind and narrows outlook. The quip reflects a humorous rural perspective on intelligence and self awareness.
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