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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1907
Page
7
The Rexall plan created by a thousand druggists formed a cooperative line of remedies with complete formulas on file for every product. Rexall guarantees satisfaction with money back if return is made. The ad proclaims Rexall remedies as transparent, non cure all, and aligned with safety standards long before the Pure Food Law.
Instructions for sowing celery seed in hotbeds or boxes, transplant timing, spacing, and outdoor hardening. Discusses February sowing, succession plantings, and greenhouse use, with notes on short crop rotations, farm equipment, and general garden practices from the Ohio Farmer era.
In the damaged text a person named Orne Jadd Parmer notes a home mule hoat plived and bolted for sides. An iron claxp plate from old wagon tre is bent and clinched atop the tackemi mount to hold components in place.
An agricultural note argues straw should be reused on farms rather than burned or left to rot. It recommends feeding straw only with grain, returning straw to manure, improving stalls with floors, and using manure efficiently to maximize value and crop yields. It cautions against piling straw and wasting land nutrients.
A Town Homestead article describes a practical chicken roost built from a stout hickory stake and a discarded wheel. The setup uses a curtained corner for a draft-proof nest, a two-foot higher wall to form a bedroom, and burlap or carpet for the curtain. The wheel roost supports 25 to 30 hens, is easy to clean, and saves floor space, with tips on heating, cleaning, and winter garden notes for Oregon.
A detailed description of a trough style hog watering system using a removable barrel and air tight cap, designed to keep water available and clean. It covers installation, maintenance, and a winter feed trough cross section by W. Spillman, with notes on improving water retention and multiple barrels per enclosure.
The article argues that young trees require careful attention to crown successfully but seedings can be grown with little time and material in a vegetable garden. It notes low costs enable small landowners to plant more widely and rely on protection or insulation of waste land for wood material production.
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