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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1921
Page
7
A physiology lesson ends with a student pointing out discomfort as the teacher places a hand on a boy’s chest. Little Jimmy explains he usually feels the heartbeat on the other side lower down, prompting a class moment.
An old advertisement explains that Bayer Aspirin tablets carry the Bayer Cross and are safe when used as directed by physicians. It touts relief for colds headache neuralgia rheumatism toothache lumbago and pain with small tin boxes and larger packages sold by druggists.
A long asked query wonders who maintains the dentist’s teeth. The inquiry invites reflection on the care and professionals behind dental health.
USDA guidance outlines rich mellow soil and high grade fertilizer for onions. It recommends spading in well rotted manure, applying ten pounds of fertilizer per square rod, using poultry or sheep manure sparingly, and frequent shallow stirring between 15 inch rows with 8 to 5 inch spacing. It notes a scratcher tool, wheel hoe, and later hand weeding, plus scattering nitrate of soda as onions enlarge to boost yield. one quart of sets yields about half a bushel of mature onions.
Swiss chard is grown mainly for greens in early summer and fall. Plant in rows 18 inches to 2 feet apart, 10 to 12 seeds per foot, cover 1 inch, then thin to 4 to 5 inches. Lucullus is the best variety. plants can ornament borders as well as yield greens.
Bordeaux mixture serves as an effective fungicide for vegetables potatoes grapes and ornamentals. Lime sulfur replaces it for apples and stone fruits. On potatoes it protects against diseases and leaf burn in hot dry seasons, and sprayed plants outperform unsprayed ones. Adding Paris green or arsenate of lead can control potato beetles.
Poisoned bran bait is described as the remedy for cutworms with a formula for large acreage using wheat bran 50 pounds Paris green or crude arsenic two pounds black strap molasses two quarts water two to four quarts Mix dry then add diluted molasses and stir. Spread the bait across the infested field broadcast and sprinkle sparingly around each hill Middlings or alfalfa meal may substitute for bran.
United States Department of Agriculture experts recommend alfalfa as the best smothering crop to control bindweed in suitable regions. Cowpeas sorghum millet soybeans and buckwheat are helpful but less effective. After alfalfa, follow with a clean cultivated crop. Hog and sheep pasturing offer partial control. chemicals are largely ineffective. Prevent seed and seed-bearing material spread by using clean seed manure and equipment.
The USDA notes scab is a field disease that can reduce the grade of a potato lot. While seed treatment can control scab in some areas, careful grading helps separate affected potatoes from those with wire-worms grub nematodes and flea beetle damage before market.
Ducks lay eggs early and should be confined to the house or pen until 9 30 or 10. If allowed to roam earlier they may lay in a pond or stream and the eggs be lost.
The tenor was the voice carrying the chant melody in old church singing. highest or loudest voice conveyed the tune. Latin tener means to hold, reflecting the role. Historical notes compare ancient and early modern singers, noting shifting voice categories over time.
In small towns a new manager notes potential abundance of vegetables. The actor confirms being a vegetarian, underscoring a preferred dietary approach as the venture launches.
In a brief domestic moment Mrs. Benham responds to a tease about wearing hair over her ears. The line exchanges reveal a playful dynamic between Benham and family members.
The New York World notes how military phrases enter daily speech through dictionaries and ads. An incident in City Hall Park shows a young man at a newsstand shouting Times while a passerby salutes, linking civilian life to wartime vocabulary. The scene ends with a quip about a woman recalling her army husband.
The Big Sister hurries to answer a call about Alice going somewhere tonight. After a long chat of 45 minutes the elder sister resumes reading and dismisses a flirtatious caller who never visits in person.
A community event decks a gentler morning plan after discussions to avoid a long pre-dawn walk. Organizers propose a shorter route and earlier kickoff to attract more participants.
A testimonial from Mrs. John Hinl, aged 80, credits Eatonic with rapid relief from sour stomach and indigestion after a week of use. The ad touts Eatonic as a remedy that neutralizes excess acidity and gases, claiming tens of thousands found relief. A large box is sold cheaply with a druggist guarantee.
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