Phillips Milk of Magnesia Relief for Digestive Distress
An ad promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as fast relief for stomach upset and excess acid. It claims five minutes to end distress for men women children and babies, endorsed by doctors and hospitals with 25¢ and 50¢ sizes at drugstores.
Confidence Boost From Clothes Says Speaker
The speaker notes clothes provide confidence and allow access to places previously unavailable. They emphasize clothing as a social enabler and source of self assurance.
LY KO Great General Tonic Promises Health Boost
Advertisement urges readers to take LY KO to gain energy and brighten mood. Claims the tonic adds spring to the step and red blood, with druggists selling bottles today. Ends with a playful line about stuttering before a kiss from Smith's Weekly in Sydney.
Algy Hugs Coast After Florida Boat Trip
A brief exchange recalls a motor boat trip along Florida’s coast. The line Algy hugged the coast marks a slow, seaside moment with a playful tone.
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Algy
Eradication of Barberry Bush Reduces Wheat Rust Losses
United States Department of Agriculture reports barberry eradication since 1918 has cut rust damage. From 50,109,000 bushels lost annually early in the program to about 11,500,000 by 1929. Over 18 million bushes destroyed, with substantial regional gains in Minnesota North Dakota and South Dakota.
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United States Department of Agriculture
WNU
Wheat
Farmer's Bulletin
Department of Agriculture
Wheat Belt
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Dakotas
Decatur County
Indiana
Alert
BE. C. Stakman
Donald G. Fletcher
Washington
Tune Up Work Team for Spring Tasks at Cornell Advice
Prof M W Harper of Cornell urges tuning the work team for spring. He notes horses must not be fat or thin and recommends light work with grain, March feed rules based on weight and workload, oats as grain, and regular salt separate from feed.
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M. W. Harper
Cornell University
Weai
Gardeners Abandon Cauliflower Crops at Home
Many gardeners stop raising cauliflower at home as market heads offer larger and better looking heads. Home crops pale beside store offerings, prompting growers to quit the effort.
Roadside Markets Gain Popularity Says USDA Expert
Miss Caroline Sherman of the USDA notes roadside markets must face traffic, offer high quality produce, fair prices, attractive displays, steady supply, and courtesy. Growth is rising in better markets, with Michigan studies showing 10 to 15 percent sales increases in year two. Leaflet 68 L outlines success factors and lists state investigations and publication sources.
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United States Department of Agriculture
WNU
Caroline B. Sherman
Sherman
Miss Sherman
Michigan
Office of Information
Washington
Fertilize Fruit Trees Shortly Before Bloom
Nitrogenous fertilizer should be applied two to three weeks before bloom. Early spring application helps leaf size and fruit set as well as shoot growth and fruit development. In a mature apple tree about one and a half pounds of actual nitrogen are needed annually, with one third going to fruit and the rest to leaves and shoots.
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A. J. Heinicke
New York State College of Agriculture
Check Machinery Before Opening of Season
Under severe operating conditions on farm equipment, chains should be carefully inspected before the new season starts to prevent failures and ensure smooth work.
Chinchilla Rabbit Raises Focus on Planting and Crops
A humorous phrase notes a well-grown chinchilla rabbit and suggests spending time on planting trees nationwide is unnecessary for increasing legume crop acreage.
Well preserved dairy found in old well on Flannery farm
Butter and cheese aged sixty years were unearthed at the bottom of a 40 foot well on the Daniel K Flannery farm near Douglassville Pennsylvania. Lids were clay sealed and the dairy remained edible. The well had stored dairy since the 1870 ice house era and was unused after that.
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Daniel K. Flannery
Union Township
Douglassville
Josephine Flannery
Indianapolis Newses
Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets Ad for Health
An advertising blurb urges readers to take Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets to regulate liver bowels and stomach as part of a clean healthy lifestyle.
By His Pen How Does That Young Man Live
A brief quotation from Stockholm Vart Hem contrasts a young writer’s life with his occasional letters home. The piece notes that he survives on his pen and on the letters he sends.
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Stockholm
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