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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1921
Page
2
Describes sheep with four to six horns found in isolated parts of Asia and notes their curved horn arrangement. Also details a compact workshop drill press with a 1/8 to 1/2 horsepower rating and an adjustable shaft for interior grinding. Provides safety guidance for removing lead from gun barrels using nitric acid and oil to safeguard skin and clothing.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture explains hogging down corn is a labor efficient system on farms by rotating hog pastures through five fields. Hogs help control crop waste, add manure evenly, and fit a rotation that supports future corn yields.
The article warns against hanging TV ears in large clusters due to mildew and advises drying thoroughly before freezing. It discusses fall plowing decisions based on local conditions, recommending early plowing to conserve moisture and plowing under all humus to boost soil fertility and produce vigorous corn.
James McGuire of New Jersey praises RAT-SNAP saying he spent $1.25 and the product killed rats saving the price of a hog. He notes RAT-SNAP is in cake form with no mixing, unpalatable to pets, offered in 35c 65c and $1.25 sizes, sold and guaranteed by Turman Riggs and H V Bennett.
A joint meeting at Graysville high school Monday evening October 3 features Dr Switzer as speaker. Parents teachers and farmers urged to attend.
A Mrs Joanny testimonial promotes RAT-SNAP poison for rat elimination. She reports finding a dead rat after using the product for months and says it worked without odor. The ad lists three sizes 25c 65c and 1.25 and notes sale by a local dealer.
Machinery belts are produced in Europe using braided or woven paper built up on cores of cotton sheet metal or a mix of thread and wire.
The renowned French painter Rosa Bonheur favored masculine attire in daily life but wore a simple black silk gown for social events indicating her distinctive style and public image.
The article notes a regional custom where two coins are placed in the deceased’s sleeve and shaken out at funeral arrangements. If a coin lands heads up, it signals approval. if not, it signals something was omitted in the rites.
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