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Newspaper
The Blackfoot Optimist
Location
Blackfoot, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1913
Page
3
The article argues crying in babies is misinterpreted as hunger leading mothers to overfeed. It urges feeding only proper amounts, checking for causes like tiredness, discomfort, tight clothes, room conditions, and suggests alternatives such as water and fresh air to halt harmful overfeeding. It includes a caution about diarrhea and a public health note.
The article argues that bad roads cost farmers money through higher hauling costs and wasted time while also harming social life in communities. It stresses that well kept highways boost real estate value, attract residents, and connect farms to towns, auctions, and markets, shaping the locale’s social and economic vitality.
President James M A Lear McAleer of the Boston Red Sox says he will join the planned around the world tour with the Sox and Giants next fall. He missed the last tour and vows not to be left out this time.
A notice notes that repeating the want ad, even through multiple classified campaigns, may be needed to reach the most logical buyer for the property. The guidance emphasizes persistence in advertising to secure a suitable purchaser.
Coverage notes historical sports figures and events with Cornell Syracuse Penn Yale Wisconsin and Columbus records in rowing polo canoeing and tennis. It mentions Harry Payne Whitney plans for a $100000 glass roofed tennis court, Leo Friede defending canoe trophy, Ad Wolgaer training talk, Davis Cup profits, Astoll stud earnings, and the upcoming cross country run at Van Cortlandt Park on November 28.
Careful use of a drag on a dirt road in good condition prevents ruts mud holes and dust, yielding smooth service at low cost. The advice emphasizes proper technique to minimize wear and maximize road longevity and lower maintenance.
A description of the road drag as a simple instrument that yields great benefits when used at the right moment. its results appear unbelievable to those unfamiliar with it.
The statement argues that the road drag’s construction is inconsequential, noting that whether it is a split log a large bridge plank or an old iron rail it makes no difference to the outcome.
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