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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1909
Page
3
In a wild tale, Pa and a small group escape by airship to a cannibal coast. They land in a village, are welcomed by a king, assume power, dine on greens, drink, and plan a longer stay with riches and a future escape. The scene blends eccentric frontier bravado with a comic, surreal colonial satire.
The article explains a Colorado potato dugout storage method built by scraping out a large ditch and lining it as a cellar. Ventilators improve air, doors close in cold weather, and the dry climate aids preservation. It notes how northern Colorado farming has advanced and what dugouts look like.
The article explains how millet, corn, clover, peas and beans improve soil in rotations. It notes corn’s high forage value, clover’s nitrogen fixation, and the benefits of grazing and integrated pasture. Dry-land results from North Dakota and Minnesota trials show yield differences with rotation versus continuous cropping.
An open ditch near the roadway endangers passing wagons and could cause runaways. The plan shows an underdrain two feet deep on both sides of the road, with open ditches further out. Trees or shrubs may be planted in the strip between drain and ditch.
An item notes Prof. Munyon's Cold Cure is sold by druggists across the United States. It claims no opiates or harmful drugs and offers a money back guarantee if it does not provide perfect satisfaction. Also mentions a free Magazine Almanac from The Munyon Company.
A physician recalls a patient returning a lost umbrella years later and watching his wife smile at the joke. The piece shifts to praise for Grape Nuts as a brain and nerve food due to cereal elements. It quotes a bride and notes endorsements from readers and mentions Postum Co. marketing.
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